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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-07-16
YOU ALL KNOW HOW THEY LIE.
Pratt Union:

Pratt Union:
The republican papers are still hard
at it. A lie will be manufactured and
the irresponsible papers will grab it up
and publish it just the same as a fair
and honest paper would tell the truth.
The latest are two kilograms that they
pretend to be from Hill and German to
Hugh P. Farrelly, read them as pub.
lished in the Kingman Leader Courier:
From Hill: Eastern democracy re-
Jolces that Kansas democracy has tri-
umphed over Populism at last. Accept
hearty congratulations"
From German: ''Having wiped out
Populism and all other cranky lsms,
the Kansas democracy is now entitled
to seat in The councils of eastern de-
mocracy. Congratulations"
Mr.. Farrelly writes as follows:
II have to advise that 1 have net re-
celved any message of any kind from
either Hill or German, and the publ.
cation of such was certainly surprise
to me. It is simply the first installment
Of the republicans In their effort to
prejudice the Popullsts against us in
this campaign.
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Yours very truly,

Now all honest people should hest.
tate to believe anything published in
these irresponsible sheets. There are
many good, honest, faithful papers in
the republican list, but the other class
should be carefully Stunned. When a
paper publishes willful lie and knows
1t to be false at the time, it is unsafe to
believe anything you see in said paper.
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butter. Eggs md Cheese.

NEW YORK. March 4.-Butter-Receipts, 4, 295
packages; market steady; State dairy, 2OG27c;
State creamery, 22430c; creamery held 1SA2%lzc;
renovated, 16424c: factory, 16q21c- Cheese-Re-
ceipts, GA packages; market strong; state, full
cream. small, early made, fancy, colored, 12A4
fancy, white, 12l3Q 12%c; full cream large fan
made, fancy colored. l4Mu4c. full cream,
large, fall made fancy, white, nAdu&c. Eggs
Receipts, 4,O62 packages; market steady; state
and Pennsylvania, S0c; Western, at mark, 3Oc:
Southern, at mark, 29126sOc.
PHILADELPHIA March 4.-Butter firm and
in good demand; extra Western creamery, 29c;
higher; fresh nearby, &c; fresh Western, 27e;
fresh Southwestern, &c; fresh Southern, 26c.
Cheese firm and in good demand; New York full
creams, fancy small, 12A425kc; New York full
creams fair TO choice. 10A dl2c.
BALTIMORE. March Cheese firm and I'M
changed large, uAu1iac; medium, 1291zAc;
small 12HG121zc Butter Arm and unchanged
fancy imitation, -Jq22c; fancy creamery, 29QS0c;
fancy ladle, 17Q19c; fancy roll, 19G20c good roll
l6flSc store packed. 14G1Sc. Eggs firm and
higher at 26Q27c.
CINCINNATI, March Eggs weak and lower
at 2sc. Butter easier and lower; creamery. ex-
ira, 29c; firsts 27q2Sc; seconds, 23Q24c dairy,
1Sc. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat lie.
CHICAGO March 4.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm creameries,
1Sd2615c; daries, 1SQ23c. Cheese firm at 103. a
PIE Eggs weak; fresh, pc.
KANSAS CITY, March Eggs weak; Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock. frsts quoted at 19Hc
new whitewood cases included. zoe.
LOUISVILLE, March Butter. common and
medium, 15Gl6 per 10; good, lie. Eggs, 23c.
ST LOUIS March 4-Butter easy: creamery
2oQ2sc; dairy, 17a21c. Eggs lower at 19c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST LOUIS. March 4.-Flour dull; red winter
patents. s. s94a9S; fancy and straight sS2O9
s5.5Qd6. Corn meal steady at $40. Bran dull;
sacked lots, east track. 9Oc. Wheat higher; No.
Sste Jny 7szc: no hard. 7sssc coTn
higher; No. 2 cash, 60&c; track, 61c May, 619sQ
slse Jay s% 2as higher e Ja nS s s:n No sac
white. 4S1sc. Rye firm at size. Pork steady;
higher at ss.O7ls Dry-salt meats boxed steady:
extra shorts and clear ribs. $50; clear sides;
SS.15. Bacon (bOxed) steady; extra shorts ana
clear ribs, S925d937l2; clear sides, $3.50 Hay
T{sbatd ay; tmS5thy $SgsZI; prairie dIie
Bagging 5lzqs1sc. Hemp Irvine. SC. Receipts
Flour, 10000 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn elQOO
bu: oats. II. 900 bu Shipments-FlOur, 5000 brls
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. $4,000 blu; oats $1,000 bu
LOUISVILLE, March 4-Wheat-No. red and
longberry, SEC; No. 3 red and longberry, SAC. APP
Dark Peaches Ia il Fer Il BeSnsNortheTn hand
picked $3.50 per bu new home beans. a.75a2
e red top m per per P bu gH ed c6T o
q6 per bu. Hay-Choice in car lots on track
sl45Oa15; clover s1s5Oan.5O Straw, $1,000.
bu Onions. $3.50 per bu; new green onions, 16c
per dozen. Leaf lettuce, sl25 per bu Turnipss,
per crate.
BALTIMORE, March 4-Flour firm and IN
changed. Wheat dull: spot contract, NAQS2c;
No. 2 red. Sshc: the month, ls.9si7sc: May,
s2qs2hc; steamer No. red sO9SOi[c; Southern
sac Corn dull; spot and March. 64AQ65c; May,
65qe51sc; steamer mixed. 694sq6SSc; Southern
65Ac. Oats steady; No white, 49qisi2e; NO.
No. Western, 67d6Sc. Sugar firm and un-
changed; graduated, 4ss14c
KANSAS CITY. March 4.-wheat-May, 7s1c;
SIC; No. spring. n1aa72Ac. Corn-May, 6l7So;
September. 5S54c; cash. No. mixed Gle; No.
white. 64ds5c Oats-No. white, 4412u 44Ac. Re
ceipts-Wheat. 1900 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats,
% 600 bu. Shipments-Wheat 1920 bu; corn,
ASSOC bu; oats. 900 bu.
CINCINNATI. March Flour quiet. Wheat
firmer; No. red. s61z@s7c. Corn dull; No:
mixed, 62lzq63c. oats dull and lower at 45%n
461.c. Rye dull; No. ?. 64c Lard easy at $40.
Bulk meats dull at $. 81. Bacon quiet at $3.50.
Whisky (distillers' finished goods active on a
basis of s1.30. Sugar steady.
TOLEDO, March 4.-Wheat dull and firm;
cash, S4c May, Sac; July, soc bid. Corn fairly
active and higher; cash. soc; May 62l2c; July,
&c asked. oats dull; cash, 44lzc; May, 412c;
July, $3.50. Clover seed dull and 1rm; March,
sS.621x; April. s5.571zc
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-Wheat-Spot No.
northern spring firm at SIS HID No red West
srn winter steady at Is Id; No. ! California, no
stock. Corn-Spot quiet American mixed, new,
IS lad; American mixed old, IS gid
DULUTH, March 4.-Wheat-Cash. No. 1 hard.
7ske; No. northern. 70&c; No. l northern, 7Sl4c;
May, 74AQ74hc; July, 75&c; Manitoba No.
northern. cash. Ike; May 731sc; No. northern,
Sc. Corn, Sic. Oats, 4zc.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 4.-Wheat-May, 73kc:
July, 741Ac. On track: No. hard, 743sc; No.
northern, 7S1sc; No northern 7i3sc.
MILWAUKEE,, March 4.-Barley steady; No.
2 &c; sample, 55G6llzc.
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CASE OF MISS STONE.
No Unqualified Demand Yet Made for
PuniS hment of Brf.ands.

WASHINGTON, March At is learned
at the State Department that the attitude
of Mr.. Leishman. the United States minis
ter 10 Turkey. is liable TO be misunder-
stood owing TO the brevity of the cable re-
port that he has preferred a demand upon
Turkey in the case Of Miss Stone The un-
Outstanding here is that any action in that
line is rather in the line OF saving all
future rights rather than the submission
OF an unqualified demand for the punish
ment OF the brigands and repayment OF
the indemnity given 10 the brigands The
same sort OF caveat either has been or
VIII be nied with the Bulgarian government
The legal effect Of this action is simply
TO save all rights against either Of these
governments or both of them, pending the
conclusion OF the exhaustive inquiry which
the State Department is making through
its minister and other agents into Miss
stones case When the inquiry is con-
cluded IL Is expected the department. will
be In a position TO sQuarely place the re-
spOnSibility for the kdna ping and when
that has been done no time viii be lost in
pressing the claim both for punishment Of
the perpetrators or the outrage and for the
repayment or the ransom. Meanwhile act
Ing under instructions of the State Depart-
ment, Mr.. EeiShman viii prefer no specifc
claim against either Turkey or Bulgaria.
II Is possible that the department may
be hampered IN the efforts TO secure repara-
ton BY the peculiar political relations ex-
listing between Turkey and Bulgaria and
the consequent inability TO determine the
exact measure or responsibility of Turkey
for Bulgarian shortcomings should in he
found the Bulgarian government itself is
responsible for Miss Stones CAPTURE That
question Is now being examined carefully.
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Wool.

BOSTON, March 4-NO weakness in values is
noticeable in the wool market here this week
although the demand continues quiet. The lack
OF demand is due to the fact that the large
manufacturers a rule, have enough wool on
hand to meet present needs and have shown
little disposition to buy, and the smaller manu-
facturers are buying sufficient to hl their pres
ent orders Advices received here from the
early Arizona clip show strong prices paid there
in fact about 4c to &c per secured pound more
than the same class of wool would sell for in
this market at the present time. There is a
moderate demand for Territory woods and values
hold firm. Choice lots OF fine wool is quoted on
the secured basis of 4Sc while lots running large
" 10 staples will range up 10 SOC and better
Fine medium Territory Is quoted at 44G45e
secured. with the range higher If well stapIed.
Fleece woods are quiet, but prices hold firm.
Ohio fine delaines- quotable at 2Slac but
some offerings held higher Xxx and above
Ohio quoted at 27d271sc; No. 1 Ohio 26d
26i5c with &c frequently asked.
ST LOUIS. March 4.-Wool easy: medium
grades. 1391sc; light fine. 121zG141zc: heavy fine
1OdI2c; tub washed, 21Gl24c.
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To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal.
see the following I'm your paper OF
March /:
THE President has signed the bill for
the relief Of Jefferson College, In Tennessee.
and also the bill for the relief OF the
owners OF property taken by the military
forces Of the United States during the civu
war"
To US who were in the war from be-
ginning TO end it is well known that the
Union soldiers took and destroyed prop
erty OF rebels. while the rebel army de-
stroyed that OF the Union people. Now.
We propose TO pay the rebels for their
lost property. which was taken mostly be-
cause they were in rebellion. but no pro-
vision is made 10 pay the loyal people OF
the South who lost their all. because they
were loyal and defended the Union with.
not only property. but even 10 death. In
this case. where Is the premium offered
for loyalty or dlslOyalty. Would II not
be we'll when the appropriation n made.
10 withheld so much OF II 10 pay the loyal
people, as was lost by them al the hands
OF those I'm rebellion az the time?
LOUIS J. BRUNER
Portland, Ind, March :
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Are Little Stronger and the
General List Is steady.

NEW YORK. March 4-Flour-Receipts.
11.66s brls: exports. 2.O7S brls. Market fairly
active and steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 6i.6oO bu; exports 1912
bu. Spot firmer; No. red. S619c elevator.
sec +. o. b. afoat; No. l northern Duluth,
S4s4c f. o. b. ahoat: No. hard Manitoba.
sac T. O. b. afioat. Another dun day in
wheat. The market developed a little
strength on fears of cold weather, steadi-
ness abroad and higher corn market. but
lacked trading feature or export interest.
closed firm at ikILc net advance March
closed at Size; May, 81 l3-l6QS2 3-l6c closed
az SEE. July. Sl2. dS2c. closed at Sl7sc
Corn-Receipts, 27.O00 bu; exports. sos bu.
Spot steady. No ?, 6S7sc elevator. 6S7kc f q.
b. afoat After opening a. shade lower on
cables corn rallied and became strong. i'm
response to small receipts and good support
West, closing firm at Ac net advance. May,
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OILS.

SAVANNAH, March 4-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 4l12c. Rosn steady; A, b. C, D 81 8O
E. sLS5; F, a.4O; g. SIS; H. $50; I. s1t75: X
$685. NJ. S2.75: n. S3.25; window glass. $3.50
water white, S3.S5.
WILMINGTON, March 4.-Spirits of turpen.
tine. nothing doing. Rosin firm at s115G1. 20
Crude turpentine firm at S1.s5 to $3.50. Tar firm
at S1.20.
OH, CITY, March 4.-Credit balances 81 L.
certificates. no bid Shipments. . 2s2 brIs: av.
erage AZ 704 brls; runs Ga PAS brls average 56 Os
brls.
MONTPELIER. March 4-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, SOC; South Lima and In.
diana, soc.
NEW YORK, March 4-Petroleum dull Rosir
quiet Spirits of turpentine firm at Ala145c
CHARLESTON. March 4.-Spirits OF turner
tine and rosin unchanged.
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Cash quotations were follows Flour steady
No. ) spring wheat. 74i4d7i%c; No. red SIC
No. oats 44G4rac; No. white. 45047c; No.
white, 43d455ac. No. rye, 5Sl2fT59c. Fair 10
choice mailing barley. 59d62c. No / haxseed
81 ssh: No. l Northwestern. 1884, Mess pork
per bril- SIS. 150 15.20. Lard per loo lbs 50 2OT
9 221s ShOrt-rib sides (lOOse) SS.20dS So Dry
salted shoulders (boxed). S7.12A6725. Short
clear sides boxed. IS. 554S.65. Whisky on basis
OF high wines, Sl31.
Receipts-Flour, 2S 900 brls: wheat 81 600 bu:
corn 100. 900 bu: oats, Isl 900 bu; rye 2 900 bu
barley $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, p. 600 brIs:
wheat. So 900 bu; corn. $1,000 bu; oats 17S 900 bu
rye 3 900 bu. barley 20 900 bu.
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6s 7-1ea67Ac, closed at $3.50; July, e5l3q661sc,
closed at Gee.
Oats-Receipts, 1880 bu; exports. los bu;
Spot firm; No. 2, 501zc; No. 3, 1910; NO. z
white. SIC: No. white, sic; track mixed
Western, 5Od51c: track white, 51d57c. OPP
tons dull but steadily held.
Cutmeats steady; hams. $9T5dl0c. Lard
steady; Western steamed, $40; refined
s10.40: compound. S775GS Tallow firm; city,
6L462sc; country, 43s063sc. Cotton-seed oil
easy; prime crude nominal; prime yellow,
HGfhc.
Coffee-Spot Rio easy: No invoice, SIC:
mild quiet; COrdova, safe.
Sugar-Raw weak and nominal; fair refin-
ing, Lice; centrifugal, SO test. 9-16c; mo-
lasses sugar, 2 27-32c; refined weak
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NEW YORK, March Especial cable and
telegraph information TO Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies
since last report: Wheat in the United
States and Canada east of the Rockies. a
decrease of $4,000 bu; afloat for and in
Europe, an increase of 1905. 600; total sup
ply. an increase of 362, 900. Corn, a decrease
of 1000 bu Oats, n decrease of 50 600 bu.
Among the more important increases re-
ported are those Of $3.50 bu in Manitoba
10000 bu at Portland. Me, 1900 at New
port News. $4,000 each at Minneapolis pri-
Vate elevators and 900 at Louisville
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Blind Children.

Laughing. the blind boys
Run round their college lawn,
Playing such games OF bun
over its dappled grass.
See the blind frOlicsome
Girls In blue pinafOres,
Turning their skippins-ropes.
How full and rich a world
Theirs TO inhabit is,
sweet scent Of grass and bloom
Playmates' glad symphony,
Cool touch Of western wind.
Sunshine's divine caress.
How should they know or feel
They are IN darkness?
But-O the miracle,
II a Redeemer came,
Laid fingers on their eyes
one touch and what a world
Newborn in lovelinessi
Spaces OF green end sky.
Hulls or white cloud adrift.
Ivy-groWn college walls,
Shining loved faces.
W hat a dark worldwide knows7-
ours TO inhabt is
One touch. and what a strange
Glory might burst on us,
What q hid universe
Do we sport carelessly.
Blindly upon the verge
or an APOCALYPSE
II. Zangwill. in Lippincott's Magazine.
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French Naval omcers Entertained.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. March 4-Tbe
French flagship Tage. which arrived here
Feb. =. left port for Havana to-day The
Tage will stay "A week at Havana One OF
the assistant engineers OF the French
cruiser died mere and petty officer of the
Tage was left in the hospital at this port
Both men suffered from the excessive heat
or the furnace room. General Whiteside
commander OF the Department OF the East.
entertained the French officers and the
American officers I'm garrison at MORO
Castle at his suburban home last night.
The band OF the Eighth Cavalry PLAYED for
the hrst time since its arrival here from
Puerto Principe.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS-C paper. AZ
as per cent; time loans, 5q6 per cent.
Clearings, H,7S4, S59.3S; balances, $196, 1868.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 2l2q
3 per cent: closing bid and asked. 2d2lz
Prime mercantile paper, 41zq424 per cent.
Sterling exchange easier; actual business in
bankers bills. $4.S75sq4. s7A for demand.
S4.S1sQ4s5A for sixty days; posted rates,
s4.S6 and SASSY; commercial bills, s4S45sG
4.S51k. Clearings. s26s, SOC. 457: balances. $12.
OF, $40.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. ASS for
sixty days, A.sS1z demand. New York
exchange, zoe discount. CIearings, $32, 49,
26; balances, S2,79S,594.
BOsTON-Clearings ST. ,2S2; balances.
s., 493, 059.
PHILADELPHIA-M 4 per cent
Clearings. $2S, 2SS. 421; balances, s., 254, 571.
ST. LOUIS.-Money, 4q6 per cent. New
York exchange, 10c premium. Cearings
IS $40, SIS; balances, 81, AS, 957.
BALTIMORE.-Money 1905 per cent
Clearings, A,349. SSs; balances, $3.50, S27.
INCINNATI-Money. 31k64z per cent
New York exchange, 1OQ15c discount. Clear
ings, So. ASS, 700.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, March 4.-Hens. size per ID: fall
chickens. IS. 5oq4 per doz;. young ducks. lie:
KEYS. lie per ID; old, 1OQlO1sc; dressed turkeys.
13614c.
NEW YORK. March 4-Poultry-AIive STEADY.
springers IOlsc; turkeys, &c. fowls l0iSr
Dressed firm; springers, lOdl2c; fowls. 1O,aGlic;
turkeys. BE.
ST. LOUIS. March Poultry firm; chickens.
g1bc; turkeys 13c; ducks. 10c; geese, sc.
CINCINNATI. March s-Poultry strong.
chickens 912duAc; turkeys. 9Ql2c.
CHICAGO, March 4.-Dressed poultry steady:
turkeys 10Gl4c; chickens, 9Q1lc.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Seven Transfers Made Matter
OF Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. March 4. 1902 as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, No. 1Z5 East Market street.
Both telephones, 2005
Gustav D. Coldeway to August t. Colde-
Lots = & aR T. i3S Ms a1s Tsr r.
August HOFFMAN o Thos. 3. Robertson
of Sec q. TIP Is. 4 CFranklin town
Nav p p. connaty to Hattie B. Denison,
Lot So Connatys LIST add. CNeal av.
AUGUST near WscSer to John G. Wureier ct
al, Lot x. Daughertys sub Of part OF
Herman stsl 10000
so, Jessups sub OF Fatouts add. (Ver-
Geo W. Stout to Elnora s. Killman,
Lot 81, Kothe & Lieber's add: Corner
James W. Gibson to Robert B. johnson,
part of Lot g. Hoss's sub of p. & l.
r r. Co.'S sub Of Outlet III. Fort 70, ~
Frederick Schmid to John Moore, Lot
las. Mccartys 4th West Side add. ,o =.
Chas. NJ Clark to John Moore Lojs '''''
IL, u and 10, Blk %. Beaty's add.
minnesota st, near Ringgold avl...... S.oOO. 90
Collins sub OF Fletcher's Woodlawn
add. (Olive ST. near Pleasant ST.. 10000
sehmsrtz ct al al Lot 49, Cofhn,s F.
Margaret Bruce to Northern investment -'V'
CO., part Of the Il of Sec "a. TIP Is,
R 3. Central av, south of FAN creekj 80, 900 90
Horace e Smith, trustee, to John Nj.
Lilly. Lots ll3 ia, lis and ZIG. and
part Of vacated Beeler ct. 1; Fletchers
Sd add. (Vacsted Hsrtindale av, near
Hi ay, 100000
near Clifton ST. ......:..............' 10000
John c. Mccullough ct al 10 John ID.
Moore. Lot 9. Max's sub. Downey's I'd
east add. Parker av%near 10th ST.. 300 %
Crown Hill Cemetery to Frederick Nc
Clellan ct al. Lot 249. Sec 50. Crown
Hill Cemetery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25e %
Henry SEVERN ct al. to Albert F. Metz
ger, Lot 49, McCarty's 4th West Side
add. morris st, near Drover sO....... 500 %
James NJ: DUNCAN to VIM; II. spearng,
Lot ), Newman's sub OF Bruce Place
add (23d st, near Bellefontaine ST. 500 %
Crown Hill Cemetery to Jas. s. Thomp-
ct al, Lot 145, Sec &c. Crown Hill
John T. Carson. executor. to William
Zumpfe, part of Lots and 10. Bates's
sub of outlet 50. Corner Meek and
Noble sts) 100000
Otis c. Clark to Norman 5. Byram ct al
Lot 80. Carpenters Home Place add.
Mount st. near Jackson so......;;.. 100000
Lain. Lot 80. Clarks Sd add. Corner
Warren and Henry ,stsl ...;....-........ 1900 CO
Hawkey, Lot 10. Blk 2, Nordyke &
Hollowelrs Grandview add. (3elefon-
taine st. near 9th ;:.......:....... 1325OC
Strong & Co.'S sub OF Lot II. Johnson's
heirs add ..:;;.:.........:..:... 2SOoCc
Harry B. Burnett et al, Lot 20.
Arthur v Brown to Geo S Osborn Lot
81. in 2d section OF Rosemont. ........... go %
Samuel V. Parrot to Gustav Habich,
Lot s. Blk Z, Walkers E. ohio-st. add. 3sOOoC
Transfers, 81; total consideration. s91 I5s %
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INTERSTATE sToCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, March 4.-Cattle-Receipts none;
shipments none. The market was steady
at last Fridays figures on all kinds. with
no change whatever in the demand The
regular buyers are here daily and a fair
competition is noted on all offered. Quota
tions:
Good to choice steers. 1850 lbs
and upward .......s................S 5000 sc
Plain fat steers, 1880 lbs and up
ward ..---.------..-.--- -5.J0ff $50
Good TO choice 100 TO 1.soO-lb
steers ................ ............... 525Q SO
Plain fat 200 10 1.300-lb steers ~. 500G $50
steers .....e................ -. 5oOa 525
Plain fat 1000 10 i,l5o-lb steers. I25ll 500
lbs ...,.....',....... .............. asa As
Medium feeding steers, 500 10 800
IDS .---.--------.-- S-Z94 3oo
Common 10 good stockers.....-.... 3.O0d s25
Good 70 choice heifers. ............... 450ff SIS
Fair 70 medium heifers. 3006l L. .
Common light heifers. 3.OOQ 3 30
Good 20 cheice covs................. 4o0Q 500
Fair TO medium cowS............... 3O0Q 425
Common old cows. l25fi 30
Veal calves ........................... 600Q 10
Heavy calves ........................ 4O0Q 625
Prime 10 fancy export bulls........ 375l 70
Good TO choice butcher bulls........ SOOd 60
Common to fair bnlls.........,..... 2Ooaf 2D
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 21sG2A per cent: dis
counts, 2s4d2 1916 and 11-l6. Consols,
SO 15-16d94 3-l6. Spanish tours, 765s.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 1o1f 10c
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
15c for checks. Spanish fours, T57
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 2om 4Spf
for checks. Discount rates, short bills, IA
per cent; three months bills, III.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 4.-F'Io Free
man shot and killed Peter McCaffrey a sa-
loon keeper, in a quarrel the street
corner at Fifth and Walnut streets early
to-day. When arrested the woman admit
ted the shooting. but said that she fired in
her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
Building Permits.

william p. Enrich. Schurman avenue near
Sixteenth street, frame cottage, $500.
r. J. Deppel. 1927 Wilson street frame barn.
$50.
N. B. Bowers. 1884 Gale street repairs of
Ro6amia H Hubble 241s Baltimore avenue.
Mrs. Welsh. 25os Brookside avenue. addition,
$65.
G E Hancock. Nineteenth street and Central
avenue two frame houses. $3.50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 4.-There Is considerable
bidding for heavy brown cottons for export. but
most olds are tuIheu uo"I. rome demand con-
or coarse-colored cottons. Print cloths firm but
hut steady. Ginghams continue scarce SiIks
i'm good demand and very firm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-05
Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-Cotton firm.
sales. 500 bales: Ordinary. Il4e; good ordinary.
7s.c: low middling, SIC; middling, S 7-l6c: good
middling l3-l6c: middling fair. 9 g-l6c Re-
ceipts. 1895 bales; stock. 29S.5s1 bales.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Spot cotton closet
quiet: midds.ng uplands SC; mddlng gulf, &c,
Sales 4.6i2 bales.