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wise, We prepay express charges on
all orders amounting 10 IS or over.
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imported and domestic "a ysf1
Lrands OF preserved nI1sssss GU
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CorSetS.

W. B Corsets, in the Empire, Shirt Waist and Erect
Form models, in batiste and net ~.
at Observation-Disclosures and J0g.
Thomson's Straight Front Summer Corsets, 80,
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J. B. Summer Corsets, in net, os
at INV
Warmers Rust Proof Summer Corsets, in Straight
Front, Empire and Shirt Waist models, in na
batiste and net, Observation-Disclosures. 150, Leo andtUV
w B. and Warmers Rust Proof Summer ri.
Net Corsets, at. ..........,.,....,..., 9vs
Skeleton Waists for Children, ~
at Observation-Disclosures c and 5N
We are sales agents in Houston for the celebrated
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$50, 400, 500 and o'VV
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Toilet Articles.

Toilet Soap autumn Violet, worth loo per
cake at. cakes for l5c
Toilet Soap Oily of Luzon, Carnation Ilnk
or La France Rose), at, per box OF cakes, 25c
Glycerine Soap transparent and unscented the
best made, at, per box of cakes. ......... 15c
Toilet Soap, Opera Bouquet or Corsage Bou-
quet, the very best made, at per cake. Z5f
Bradleys Perfumed Talcum Powder the very
best made, the Csc kind. special. .. 1G
Bradey's Best Perfumed Violet Ammonia,
the Csc kind, special .........,........... 1f
We have also complete me OF Bradley's Best
Perfumes, Triple Extracts, Almond Meals Sea Sat
Violet Waters, Bay Rum, Face Powders and TooA
Powders, all at very reasonable prices.
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Ribbons Tqvo Special Lot,

LOT ] consists Of Nos. 40 and so Soft Tanetas D..
SLAMS satins and corded effects, that sold for
35c Acc and 45c, at. .............,...... 75
LOT consists of Nos 40 and so Soft Satin and n,
feta Ribbons that sold for SOC, soc and zoe -
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NEW YORK. April S.-Butter-Recepts. ESQ
packages. Market firm; fresh creamery.
l6G22c; factory 11Gl4l4c Cheese-Receipts. l,2i5
packages market firm: fancy large. colored, 1li2c;
fancy large white. uG1lAc; fancy small. col
ored, l2l< ll2i2c; fancy small white. Ia
Eggs-Recepts, 1920 packages: market steady:
Western fresh. lac; storage Western, 14Gl4Ac;
southern, at mark 13413sc-
BALTIMORE, April S.-Bltter firm; fancy i'm
itation. 1Sal9c; fancy creamery, &c. fancy ladle.
15@16c; fancy roll. l3q16c; store packed. ia lie
Eggs firm; fresh, 13c. Cheese firm; large, LIS
@l2Ac; medium. l2AQl2l2c; small, l5dlS1gc.
PHILADELPHIA. April s.-Butter firm: fancy
Western creamery, 22izc: Western prints, PKG:
nearby prints, &c. Eggs. fresh nearby, 131ec.
Western. he; Southwestern. l3%c. Southern,
12ikc. Cheese quiet but steady.
ELGIN. April S.-Although 500 pounds of but
ter We're offered on tO-day's Board of Trade,
none sold. The market was made steady al
21c by the quotation committee. The sales OF the
week were $4,000 pounds.
CHICAGO. April Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; cream
cries, 15d20i2c; dairies, l1mlSc. Cheese firm al
l2i3Ql2%e. Eggs firm; fresh, 12c.
KANSAS CITY. April s.-Eggs lower; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, lie loss OF, cases
returned; new wildwood cases included &c more.
ST. LOUIS. April s.-Butter,creamery. 1ea
&C. dairy. 14617c. Eggs steady at 1lS4c; re-
packed and cases included
CINCINNATI. April S.-Eggs steady at 11iec.
Butter steady at 22lsq23lzc. Cheese steady; Ohio
fiat, 1l1ec.
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Oils.

TOLEDO. April soil producers in Pennsyl-
vania Ohio and Indiana were still further dis
couraged to-day by a drop OF cents in the
eastern and cents in the western market
Western quotations now North Lima, SSc:
South Lima. SIC; Indiana S3c.
NEW YORK, April S-Petroleum weak. Re
fined, New York. 1850: Philadelphia and Balti-
more z60c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk.
Bose. Rosin dull Turpentine weak at 3513a Soc.
OIL CITY. April S.-Clearances. 100; certih-
cates-No bid. Shipments, 143. GAG brls average,
$3.50 brls 144 12s brls; average ISL brls-
WILMINGTON. April s.-Spirits Of turpentine
nothing doing. Rosin. nothing doing. Crude tur-
pentine steady Sl.10 81 TO- Tar firm at 81 20.
MONTPELIER. April s.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. S3c per brl; North Lima,
SSc.
SAVANNAH. April S.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at &c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON. April S.-Spirits of turpentine
firm 33c. Rosin firm and unchanged
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. April s.-Flour dull and unchanged:
patents. s35OQS.65: extra fancy and strsights
So 1903. %: clear. s270a2s0. Corn meal higher
at 81. 20. Bran dull and easy; sacked east track
Toe. Wheat-No. red. cash. 6sd697sc: May 7oIs
6r70ssc: July. sc: No. hard. Tic. Corn higher:
No. 2 cash, 42i4c; May, 42ssQ42izc; July. 427sc.
Oats-No. cash. 27izc; May. 25&c; July. 25Ssc;
No. white. 29izc. Pork higher; jobbing SIS 80
steady; extra shorts 1871: clear ribs. $50:
clear sides. $S62ie. Bacon (boxed) steady; extra
shorts. ss.12i9: clear ribs. 1925; clear sides.
50 37iz. Timothy seed steady: average receipts
50 25Q4; prime worth more. Hay firm: timothy
S1Ofll3. prairie. sail Whisky steady at 81 n
Iron cotton ties 81. Bagging 6lsQ7c. Hemp
Irvine. SC. Receipts-Flour. Loo brls: wheat 80
COO bu corn, &c., blu: oats. 81 600 bu Shipments
Flour. 1890 brls wheat $1,000 bu; corn, 81, COO
bu: oats. 1e.oo0 bu.
BALTIMORE. April s.-Four quiet: Western
super, g 3362 40. Western extra. s.. 45d3: West
ern family. s.. 25d3 40: wiater wheat patent s. 20
"a: spring wheat patents. So 950 to; spring wheat
straight s3S5Q3s5 receipts, %. go brls: exports
81 cal brls Wheat steady spot, month and
May 56a56Ac; steamer No. red. 73%Q74c: re-
ceipts 27.0po 5u. exports. - 900 bu. Southern by
sample. 70q77c: Southern. grade. s447sisc
Corn unsettled; mixed. spot month and May
47i.@47izc: steamer mixed. 46i4m46tkc: receipts,
100. 3ss bu exports, i24. 2s5 bu; Southern white
corn, 4sQ4si1c: Southern yellow corn. s7ika4sc
oats firm: No. white 3SG34c. No. mixed
slsz@32c; receipts. 2.z16 bu; exports. 10000 bu
KANSAS CITY. April s.-wheat--May ss1zc:
July. sac; cash. No. hard, 6sQ69c; No. 2 red.
e9G7oc: No. spring. Csc. Corn-May, 401Sc.
July D7sQ4lc: cash. No. mixed. A@llhc: No
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At NEW YORK.
Firmer Tone to the Cereals and Pro-
yiSiOus-AnOther DroD I'm Coffee.

N1<1OnS-AnOEner Drop IN SOHee
NEW YORK, April S.-Flour-Receipts 30, 600
brls: exports AZ, 227 brls; moderately active at a
slightly lower range of prices some grades.
although generally firm. Minnesota patents.
a1oat State, 56d57c c. i. f. New York. lots.
Barley dull; feeding. i6G4slzc c. j. f. New York.
Barley malt dull; Western 65172c.
Wheat-Recepts. sc. 500 blu: exports. 800, 600 bu.
Spot firmer No red, 7si5c f. o. b. afioat; 77ssc
elevator; No. / northern Duluth. S57sc f. o. b.
afloat: No. l hard Duluth. S91sc f. o. b. afoat
Options opened firm on covering, and after a
sharp reaction under liquidation mpelled by fine
shorts. helped by heavy clearances export buy
ing and a large visible supply decrease closed
firm at PC net advance: May, 76 5-l6177kc,
closed 771sc; July, 76l2Q77 5-16c closed at
Corn-Recepts, 106 600 bu; exports 49,. 473 bu.
Spot steady: No 2. 1890 elevator. 50Ac (. o, b..
afioat. Options opened easy fine ather
West but turned stronger later in the day, on
substantial support at Chicago, sympat thy with
wheat and local covering: closed firm at a par
tial ssc net advance; May, 49u4s1zc. closed at
4SAc July 4SLd4S l3-I6c. closed at 4s3sc; SeDtem-
Der. AS 3-le04sAc, closed at 4sl4c.
Oats Receipts. 1890 bu; exports, 49, 200 bu.
SIC; No white S2Ac: track mixed Western
Scl2QS2c; track white. s2qSec. Options quiet. but
Lard easier Western steamed. ss75. Refined
pound .s211 Tallow steady city. sc: country,
5G5Lc. C1tton-seed oil firm; prime crude 33izc
prime yellow, 35i2c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No invoice. sssc.
Mild dull; Cordova, ShQ l2lec-
Sugar-Raw steady to firm; fair refining, sisa
7-32c; centrifugal 96 test, Lice; molasses
sugar, 5-16c Refined steady.
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Seeds.
VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL 8.
Births.

Mary and VIM. Wilson, 1873 Harding street.
boy.
Mollie and E. Carter, 517 Jones street girl
Ida and Is. G. Brunanner, SAL Mulberry street
boy.
Susie and r. C. Hood. 1928 North Illinois
street. boy.
Alice and \. L. Dennas, 1911 Spann avenue
girl
Maggie and Thos Thompson l21 South Cali
fOrnia street, boy.
Margaret and w. II. Fritts. 213O woodlawn
avenue, girl.
Mrs. and c. L. Thomas. $40 Mulberry street.
boy.
Fredeucha and Henry Pohlkotte s2s Gardner
street. girl.
Anna and VIM. Harvey. SO4 Shelby street,
girl
Mary and James Allison S53 Indiana avenue
girl
Catherine and Joseph Robe, 52s Chadwick
street, boy.
nue., girl
Arte and Lou Brown 2Sl4 WHEELER street,
girl.
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Albert Grummann, sixty-one. 419 South Noble
street. neuritis.
John E Thomas. forty-three, 49, North Capitol
avenue. typhoid fever.
John Callahan, seventy-fve, sos Woodlawn
nue., senility.
Ruth Twente. months. 2222 Martha avenue
hamilton.
Lssetta Syesup sxty-fve. sos North Eas,
street, angina pectoris.
Frances Turner, sixty-nine, 453 West Sixteenth
street, mitral nsufficiency.
Mary Heiszer. forty-two, PA Missouri street
Brights disease.
Lillian May Johnson, fourteen months, sos
West Ward street pneumonia.
Sarah r. Pfaffenberger. sixty three 1886 North
Senate avenue, apODlexy.
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building Permits.

Charles ". Caster. church sl6 West Twenty
ninth street, 81, 600.
Martin p. Pryor. three cottages rear 1921
North Senate avenue. $500 each
f. s. Spahr, cottage Arsenal avenue, near
Nineteenth street, $500.
John p. Avery. repairs. so7 and 600 North Lib
erty street. $500.
A. ]. Roberts. addition. 1912 Rembrandt street
800
Elizabeth Kastner. double frame house, Doug
las street near Washington street. $500
Mary c. Helgonberg. repairs, s52 TO 95s West
Walnut street $50.
T. H. and ]. w. Harris. house. Brightwood
avenue. $500.
Mary f. Bates. house. Brghtwood avenue $500
Joseph Hnchman, remodeling, S2l Keystone
avenue. 500.
Christ Gellackamp. house, EveEson. near
Orange $500.
Patrick Cummns. cottage. Germania street.
near engine house, $500
Caylor Wiggans. repair. 1914 Broadway. Si25.
W T. Gipe double frame house, Bevelle ave-
nue. near New York street. $500.
c. c. Traub. shed. 2oo9 West Washington
street. 500
Mary & Evans. repairs 2is7 North Meridian
street. S7c0.
Michael Mode. double frame house. Noble
street near Michigan street s.. 200.
Joseph W. Sewage house. New Jersey street
near Fourteenth street. 81. zoo
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2 white, 4ffsT42c. Oats-No. white. 2sG2e1zc.
Receipts-Wheat, Il, 300 bu: corn. $500 bu; oats.
5000 bu. Shipments-Nheat, $500 bu; corn, $500
bu: oats. 1900 bu
CINCINNATI, April s-F1our dull. fancy. $40
G35O: family, 81 401I2 IS. Wheat quiet; No. red.
75c. Corn firm: No. mixed. 451zc- Oats firm:
No. mixed. 2SG2Siec. Rye easy, No. ?. 54c.
Lard quiet at IS 90 Bulk meats firm at s. s2i4
Bacon firm at 50 - Whisky. distlers' finished
goods, quiet basis Of $1.27- Sugar firm; hard
refined at 4.60q6.lOc.
TOLEDO. April S.-Wheat active and higher:
cash. 74s4c; May. 74izc; July. 5t.zc Corn 9uie,t
cash. 2Sc May, 26i.c Rye. Size. Clover seed &C
tive and firm 1893 prime. S. %; cash. $50; Octo-
Der. $50.
MINNEAPOLIS April S.-Nheat-Cash. 7lasc:
May. 707sc: July. 72%sc; track. No. / hard.
7Sssc: No. 1 northern. 70677O7sc-
MILWAUKEE April S-ISarley steady; No. ?,
S7q5Sc; sample, i0d53c
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Mondays Bank CIearings.
Week Opens with Slow Trade, but
with Very Steady Prices.

Trade for Monday slow. aside from filling
orders brought in on Saturday by travelling sales
men. While weather conditions continue I'M
do with the smaller activity. Despite the dull
trade prices are we'll held in most lines Pro-
visions are very firm at the advance of yester-
day, and poultry eggs and staple groceries rule
bes are meeting with fair sale. and choice stock
brings good prices Strawberries and green
stun from the South in slowly. back
ward Is the season; consequently high prices
rule The hide and leather markets easy at
prices quoted, but there is considerable activity
in both markets The cold weather. for this
season of the year is check to the wool mar
ket
The local grain market is rather quiet, due
wholly to light receipts for all cereals there
is good request at prices quoted on the track
as furnished by the secretary OF the Board OF
Trade:
freight. 7Ol9c; No red. 6612qeSl2c; wagon
Corn-No white, 4iAc: No white, 44Ac.
No 2 white, 44Ac: No. white, 404G4214c; No. 9
white mixed, 4es4c; No. white mixed, 42%c: No
white mixed, SSs4 q4os.c; No 2 yellow. isc; No.
3 yellow 43c; No. yellow, SyQ4lc: No. mixed
42S.c: No 3 mixed. 42%4c: No mixed. 3Ss4 p40s.
ear corn. 42c; wagon corn, 42q4ic.
Oats-No. 9 white. 29lzc No. white, 2SI2c;
No. mixed enc; No. mixed. 26i2c.
Hay-No timothy. s12. 75al 25; No. timothy.
S11 z5M1225.
No white cars: No white. g. No. yellow
/: No. yellow, l: No. yellow, l.; No. 2 mixed,
5; total, 20 cars Hay: No. timothy, cars.
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A Splendid Investment
WinOna Stock and WinOna Bonds
52 Interest Guaranteed-Witl1-
out Taxation.

Winona Assembly is organized under the
Voluntary Association Act of Indiana. and its
stock Non Accessible and NOn-Taxable. Au-
thorized capital stock is 600
The first issue Of 100000 is all sold. A second
issue of 100000 is offered, of which about
so. 600 has now been sold This second issue
guarantees per cent. until Jan. J. 1905 and is
free from taxation.
BONDS.
The original issue OF 100000 Winona Gold
Bonds has all been sold. The board of directors
has just decided issue $40 600 per cent. bonds
on its purchase of 1870 acres Indiana Trust
Company OF Indianapolis Trustee. This new
purchase contains 300 lots and 95
which is TO be erected permanent buildings and
improvements. y large block of these bonds is
already sold. Send while you can get them.
For circulars giving full Information the
Daily Programme 1901. the Summer School,
Bible Conference. or sale of lots, stock etc.
write 10
REV. SOL. c. DICKEY, Secretary.
go Stevenson Bldg, Indianapolis.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
cThe quotations given below the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Cau0ieN and Nufa.

crhe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers)
Canaies and Nuts.
Candies-stick &c per Id: common mixed, &c;
7I-c; grocers mixed. 6lsc; Banner twist stick.
5er cream mixed. 1Oq1lc; old-time mixed. Sc
waInuts. i2al4c Brazil nuts. 1Oc; flberts. ill1c;
peanuts roastd, 7QSc; mixed nuts, 12c.
Canned Goods.
Corn. 7se9A25; Peaehes-Ea sse standard.
Stanaard 81 10a2 i0 California seconds 81 gOQ2
miscellaneous 2-lb. S5qsoc rasp-
sI5rs sG cSocs cove oysters
lib full weight siO5cl 10; light. SOGs5c: string
beans, sScGsi: early June 81 lob
sters s1s5Gi2: red cherries sOcQn: Strawberries
s5QsOc; salmon. lib. sScqs2 BIB tomatoes. $50
Cor and Coke.
Anthracite, 81: c. & o. Kanawha. 81; Pitts
burg. si Winifrede. "a; RAYMOND. 81; Jackson.
& 25 per % bu: crushed coke. 1Sc per bu' Sc ?;
per IS bu Blossburg. s. per ton; Connellsvlle
Brazil block. $3.50 per ton; smokeless COAL IS per
ton.
Alcohol 50. 5ca2.7o: asafoetida, 4Oc: alum 2lsa
&c; camphor. eSq7oc: eochineal. 5Oa55e: chloro-
FORM 5SGs5c. copperas. brls Soc cream tartar
pure. S093sc: indigo, s5Qs0c; Hcorice. Calab.
morphine. p 4 w. per OF. s2.45a27o: madder.
14Qi6c; oil. castor per gal. sl.l5Gl25 oil. ber-
garnot per 10. %: opium. s.. 1913 so: aunine p
4 w. per or. 39Qi4c. balram copaiba. 55aSoc;
soap. CASTLE. FIR. lSqise soda. bcarp. 2i996c:
salts Ensam 1hM4c: sulphur flour. pa (T5c: salt
peter. 10Ql4c; turpentlne 40c. glycerine i7d
zoe. iodide potassium. s2.65Q2.7O; bromide potas-
sum- 55GoCc; chlorate potash. l5ft20c; borax 9G
lie: cinchonida, 40Q45c; earbolic acid. sSG4Sc
Dry Goods.
Beached Observation-Disclosures L. &c; Berk-
iey No. 50. SIZE: Cabot. exc; Capitol, Size: Cum
berlard. 1i.c Dwight Anchor. 7Ac: Fruit OF the
Loom. TIC: Farwell. s%c: Fifchyille. si5c: Full
Width. &C; Gilt Edge. 5lsc: Gilded Age 4s.c:
HILL TIC: Hope. &c: Linwood. &c; Lonsdale, nc:
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Boston Herald.

Boston Herald.
There will be no great change" say
the Paris dressmakers, lin the spring
fashions" Every one will be glad to hear
this Abrupt changes in fashions are al
ways TO DO regretted. AS a matter of
course. we all like TO be startled now and
then, but the ladies' God bless EN-, should
be identified with only the gentest of in
novatiOns. We have demonstrated time
and again. that we can get used to any
To us gradually All will be we'll il there
is no real shock brought out in the styles
this spring.
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DOWN TO NORMAL AGAIN
MARKETS LOSE THE WILD ACTIVITY
OF THE LAST FEW DAYS.
Corn and Wheat Fairly Active, Firm
and Higher. Oats n Shade Down
and Provisions Lower.

CHICAGO. April S.-The grain markets
resumed their normal appearance to-day,
ruling fairly active and firm. May wheat
closed 19c and May corn 1s@14c higher; May
oats a shade lower and provisions from
215c lower for ribs to Csc lower for pork.
For a moment at the opening the corn
market resembled to degree the wildness
which characterized the market last week
Seasonable weather and liberal receipts
caused a rush to sell at the start, and
May ranged from 44d44s4c, 1sQSsc under
Saturdays closing price. Greater weak
ness had been expected, and when it failed
to materialize shorts covered. and the mar
ket worked back to 442sG44i2c. Profit-tak-
ing by country holders, although on
moderate scale. caused a reaction during
the forenoon to 43ssG437sc. Light primary
receipts, 2S7,000 bu against 1,0600O0 a year
ago, a visible decrease of 297. coo bu, and
the wheat strength caused a rally from
this to 44ssc. and the close firm. May
1sd4c higher, at 44l4Q4iasc. Phillips. the
bull leader. did but little. Local receipts
were POI cars, "A of contract grade.
Wheat was still feeling the bearishness
of Shows crop report at the opening to-
day. Sentiment was further weakened
by seasonable weather. liberal receipts
and an increase on passage. Bears were
active at the start, May selling from 7Oss
to 70Ac, 1sG1ac under the previous close.
report that German wheat had suffered
from frost. and a similar rumor from Cal
ifornia, started short covering. 1t devel-
oped that the market had been sold to a
standstill. Very little wheat was to be
had. and May reacted sharply TO 707sc. A
visible decrease of $4,000 blu, lighter pri-
mary receipts. heavy clearances and
good export demand later impaired addi-
Commission houses sold on the advance.
but the close firm, May 12c higher at
1Ac. 1t was reported later that the Cal
ifOrnia frOStS had done little damage to
grain. Exporters reported so loads taken.
Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour,
amounted TO 1,651, 900 blu, while primary re-
ceipts were 591. 600 bu, compared with $4,000
last year Local receipts We're 80 cars;
Duluth reported All cars, against 4SO last
week, and COS a year ago. Worlds ship
ments 500, 600 blu, were somewhat under
expectations. Wheat and flour on ocean
passage showed an increase for the week
of 1,496, coo blu.
The market for oats was dull and the
range of prices narrow. May sold between
255sGt2534c and 25Ssc, and closed shade
The tone of the market was easier, in SYM
pathy with the cash market.
Provisions dull and weak. May
pork leading the decline under liquidation
by outside holders to secure what profits
and $1i.55, and closed 35c under Saturday
at $780, May lard between $S.97la and
IS. 221zdS-25, closing 10c down at $S25. and
May ribs between $50 and &.O5. with the
close PFC depressed at $50.
Estima ted receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 90
cars: corn, 80 cars; oats, 29O cars; hogs,
10000 head. Leading futures ranged as fol-
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fifteen Transfers Made Matter of Rec
ord Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. April s. 1901. a
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty an
Loan Company, No. 129 East Market street. Bot
telephones 1905:
Laura c. Bates to TiIlie Brookbank. Lot A..
Floral Park. brighton Boulevard, near
2lst ST. And Lot 81. Englewood add.
dearborn 81. bet Moore ave x Wash ste $50
"A, Floral Park brighton Boulevard,
near Dist st) And Lot 81. Englewood
add. dearborn st, bet Moore ave and
Charles W, Mann to Martha l.. Trotter.
w y of Lot II and 22ie fl. side. Lot Is,
Block 10. North India napolis. eugene st,
bet Barnes and Clifton st-........... 1.50
Lanson Hale to Harry Crosey, Lot 20.
Clifford place add. (Hamilton ave. bet
simon Yandes 10 Henry H. Back. Lot n.
Albert Cranes North add. Corner Mill
catharine stewart to Aionzo G. Moore Lot
Isl, in J. H. Clark's add to Haughville.
bismarck ave. bet Rink and Clark sts). 30
Max b. Williams to christian Heinrich.
west add Corner Fayette and 18th sts) s.
Cornelia c. swartz to Missouri f. Pull
r a ssi5 acres. Perry township -, 1s4
Charles +. Sayles. admr.. to Jacquelin ).
Holiday, Lots llS TO 12e. inclusive. and
49, to i4o inclusive; in Hardebeck.s sub
of Blocks to >. yajen's 9th add con
Johnson and Patton SITS, bet Mineral st
and BrightwoOd ave. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60
slas r. stroud to Johanna Armitage. Lot
and y of Lot 4. Block %. n. Indian
apolis. Twenty -seventh. bet Clifton and
Racer sts, =, -. zOO
Homer Cook. Lot a. LIST :. Stion West
Park add ruth ST. bet New York and
Allison G. Remy to Archibald A. stub
bins Lots "a and 25 % Woodss sub OF
Outlet al. Massachusetts ave. between
East ST and Park ave. %, %
Edward Foster to Avon Breyer part Lot
IL in Daughertys sub Of Outlet 49, pros
pect st. near Hunter ave. ;.......;..,:.-.. >
Albert w. Denny. com'r., TO John r. Kerr.
N y n 10. II. and pt y W a OF
creek in Wayne Tp). -. 1900
Peter ]. Hiddinger 10 Alkaline Hiddinger
Lot 1873 Spann & Co sec add Woodlawn
add (Spann ave. between Laurel and
Spruce sts) so
Transfers, Is; consideration. "A
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NEW YORK. April s.-The statement of the
visible supply of grain, in store and ahoat on
Produce Exchange. is as follows: Wheat. 3d.,
$4,000 bu. a decrease of $4,000 Corn n $50 900
an increase of 243 600 bu Rye, LIP, 900 blu, in
of 5000. Barley, $4,000 bu, decrease of
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. April S-Poultry-Alive steader;
fowls 10G10l2c: chickens. &c; turkeys Sc;
dressed quiet; turkeys. 10Ql0i5c; fowls l0d10lsc.
ST. LOUIS. April s.-Poultry steady; chick
ems, 7izc turkeys, 5uSc; ducks, SC; geese, 4G5c.
CHICAGO. April S-Dressed poultry dull; tur-
keys S12Gl11&c; chickens, 9dl0c-
CINCINNATI, April s.-Poutry easier; chick
ems, SISG9c; turkeys, 7@9c.