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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-10-04
MuertO AcCIdeutaImeute.

Ell Jueves de esta semana Sc re-
cibi6 en- esta la triste noticia de
la muerte accfdentalmente de uu
hiio de Don Gregorio Alarcou,
de La Cuesta, cuyo nombre no
supimos.
FL suceso acaeci6 en- ell rancho
de Don Gregorio, en- FL Cerrito
de la Cruz, en- este condado, Ell
Lunes de esta semana.
Segun la information que te-
mem S a la mano, el infortunado
muchacho trabajaba con otros
cavando una noria en- el referido
rancho. El estaba Ell el fondo
del pozo echando en- I'm cajon la
TERRA suelta para que fuera sac,
da afuera por medic de 10 que La
man una rondanilla.' Cuando
va faltaba poco para que saliera
afuera Sc rompi6 el cabestro de
que iba suspendido el caion y
eou todo y TERRA fue 4 caer sobre
la cabeza del infeliz muchacho,
aplastandolo a muerte.
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las malas administrations que
nos rigeu.n Cuando decia este
ell Sr. Romero no hubo una per-
soma que no sc pusiera de pie y
uniera su voz a las enthusiasts
vivas que Sc daban por el uueso
campeon del pueblo Y cual mas
levantaba su voz para decirle: Isl
estamos con Vd; no le abandona-
remos, que siga la buena obra. "
Despues del senior Romero ha-
blaron ! dirigieron la palabra los
senores Benigno Romero. Wm.
Frank, Sabine Lujan, Felix Gar
cfa, Juan Gallegos, Lean3ro Luz
cero, Bias Ortega, Marcelino
MARTINEZ y muchos otros, todos
ellos caballeros prominentes en-
el f artido republicano, V 10 hi
ciefon para compromised su so.
porte al nuev movimiento.
Concludes los discursos, Don
Romulo Ulibarri hizo mocion que
fuera organizado ell nuevo parti
do. La mocion fue pueSta y ga
nada sin siquiera un voto en- CON
ira.
Por mocion de Don Margarito
Romero, ell nuevo partido politi-
co fue hautizado con el nOmbre
de "Partido Republican, Inde-
pendiente del condado de San
Miguel" y cuyo emblema sera un
angel llevando la bandera ameri-
cana en- una mano.
Los ohciales permanentes ele-
gidos fueron como sigue: Presi-
dente, Juan Gallegos, de La
Cuests; Vice-presidentes, Jesus
Ma. Quintana, III Cerrito, { Hila-
rio Montoya, Las Vegas; seere-
tarios, Marcelino Martinez, Las
Vegas, Y ], Delfno Martinez de
III Cha aperito.
FL nombre de Don Placido
Sandoval, fue propuesto como
uno de los yice-presidentes, pe-
70 e-e eaballero, de una ma
nera digna y honrosa de-
elmo el honor, diciendo que aun-
que republican, EN- asuntos na-
cionlles y terr,toria'es, todavia
era unionista, y que, aunque
con el nuevo mo-
rimiento, no queria abandonar
aquel partido al cual no debia ST.
nc favores que guerra recompen-
sar con la gratitud.
Despues del ldiScurso de Don
Margdrlto ninguna cosa hubo
que produjera tanto entusiasmo
ONO la declinaci6n del Sr. San
doyal, tan digna y tan hon
rosa, demostrando que aprecia |
mas su dignidad y su honra
que la distinction. Las con-
gratulaciones que recibio de los
Inl2niStas, por tan noble acti-
tud, no fueron mas entusias-
tas que las de los republicanos.
En- seguida fue nombrado un
,omite para que redacte 81 pro-
grama de principle del nuevo
partido. Este Sc compuso de los
seiiorts, Margarito Romero, ]. NJ.
Quintana, Sabine Luian, Lean
iro Lucero, Jorge Chavez y VIM.
Frank.
La com sion central del parti-
10 fue nombrada como sigue: Pre-
,iiente, Margarito Romero; yoca-
les, Leandro Lucero, Rafael Ca
Ilegos, Juan Gallegos, Ramon de |
Herrera y Marcelino Martinez.
Esta comision nombrara las CO.
de precinto.
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La compafiia Joyera, Luian-
Lucero, de la Gale del Puente,
esta lista para satisfacer los mas
caprichosos gustos en- ioyerfa de
iligrana, relojes de mesa y de
bolsa Y articulos de adorno 4 pre-
clos que desafian competition. If.
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NEW YORK. March l3;-Butter-Receipts
27sO packages. The market was stesny
state dairy, 20Q26c; State creamery, Z9Ne;
creamery held, 1s624c; renovated, leq2Sc; tae-
tory 1SQ2lc Chesss-Receipts- TO- packages.
Market nrn; State full creams small early
made fancy colored, 12& ql3c State full creams.
small early made, fancy white, lz%9lSci Inll
creams, large fall made, fancy colored. ll%4
l2c; full creams, large fall made, fancy white,
11%Q12c Eggs-Receipts. H,l0s packages. Maj
ket steady; State and Pennsylvania 11c; west
ern, at mark, lie; Southern, at mark. 1eS4c.
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-Butter STEADY;
extra creamery, 25c; extra nearby prints, sc
Eggs quiet; fresh nearby, 611c; fresh western
161ac fresh Southwestern. 161sc: fresh southern
Ice Cheese unchanged; New York full creams,
fancy small, 1224c; New York full creams ialr
to choice, 1o1zQl212c
BALTIMORE, March 13-Cheese firm and
higher; large, 1l%M12c; medium, 1Z1sGlZ1zc
small 121zd13c Butter unchanged; fancy mi
tation 20Q22c; fancy creameries, &C. fancy adle'
17619c: good roll, 16GlSc; store packed, l4QlSc.
Eggs firm and unchanged at 15d16c.
CHICAGO, March Bon the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was firm; cream
cries lSG25c; diaries, 1SQ23c. Cheese STEADY al
lOsL 0l2I4c Eggs firmer; fresh, I915Ac-
KANSAS CITY, March 13.-Eggs higher; at
mark No. whitewood cases included, quoted
on Change at 13c per doz; cases returned. E1zc
ST LOUIS, March 1S.-Butter steady; cream
cry, 2OG27c dairy. 17G2lc. Eggs higher at l5c.
CINCINNATI, March 1S.-Eggs steady at 15c.
Butter quiet. Cheese steady; Ohio fat lie
LOUISVILLE, March 13.-Butter, common and
medium, 15d16c; good, lie. EGGS, 14c-
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AT NEW YORK.
Late Reaction in Grain UnsettIes
Flour-GeneraI List Steady.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Flour-Receipts
15Ss5 brls; exports, 5,195 brls; sales 1900
packages. Market fairly active and steady
until near the close. when the wheat break
checked business. Rye weak; No. West
ern, SAC f. o. h. af1oat
Wheat-Receipts, 143,450 bu; exports, o.
727 bu. Spot easy; No. red, S5lhc f. o. b.
afloat SEC elevator; No / northern Duluth
S43sc f. o. b. afloat; No. / hard Manitoba.
size f. o. b. afioat. Opening lower because
of the favorable weather conditions and
easier cables, wheat rallied fer a time on
the corn strength and then had second
break, attended by active long and short
selling; closed weak at &c net decline:
March closed at S11sc; May, S13sGS2 5-16c,
closed at S1Ssc; July, S%QS2 11-16c; closed
at S1%c.
Corn-Receipts. 29.c0O bu; exports. 26.s24
f. o. b. aflOat. Early in the session corn
ruled firm and higher small receipts.
but with the late wheat break it gave way,
closing easy at 1sG3sc net loss; May, 673s6
CSC, closed at 671sc; July, 66Ssq67I4c, closed
at 66ssc.
Oats-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports. 20 bu.
Spot firm; No. 2, sc: No. 8. Sic; No. white,
SIC: No. 3 white, 5311c: track mixed West
ern, 52Q5215c; track white, 53d5Sc. Options
opened steady and advanced, but weakened
with other markets.
Lard steady; Western steamed, So so. Re
fined firm; continental, $40; S. A, $780,
compound S7.3raGS. Pork quiet: family
s1s50Q17. Tallow dull; city, 6l4463sc; coun-
try. 6Ssd619c.
Coffee-Rio dull No invoice, sac Mild
quiet: Cordova, Sll12c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 29-32c
centrifugal IS test, 13-32c: molasses sugar,
21-32c. Refined steady; crushed, I. 25c; pow
dered, 4.s5c; graduated, 475c.
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i. Cabbage. SIS per bril- Peppers. 81

per crate.
BALTIMORE, March 12-FGour firm and prices
unchanged. Wheat dull; spot. eonuaSt 49,
S2Io: No 2 red sac: steamer No. red. 7sasdSoc;
Southern by sample. 1SgS4$c; southern on grade
SlzgSc Corn hr me- nlHeo ,ssT s.isS5s.e
steamer mixed 6s4G637sc: Southern white corn,
67Gs71tc: Southern yellow corn, e5Ae- oats nInl-
e r NJ No yh nesr iS s SS NO sac
Sugar firm and unchanged; coarse grahulAteo'
ASIDE; fine, 4s1izc.
KANSAS CITY, March 1s.-Wheat-Msy' azAe'
s1QslIzc: No. 2 spring. 72QSz-<o- COrR-Nsy,
s2isc: September, sac; cash. No mixed. ezre:
No white 64gsse' @ os ats INC co-p - go bS
oats, 1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat 1A40O oui
corn, q, 500 bu; oats, 2o,0o ou
LIVERPOOL. March 1S-wheat-Spot, No. 2
ern spring stock: No. California firm ts a.
Corn-spot STEADY; American mixed new Ss - >
american mixed. old Is "a ol.a- haSs
steady at ASS Cd; clear bellies STEADY al as od-
CINCINNATI. March lS.-Flour easy Wheat
firm and lower: No. red, stl4gsSo- Corn nrIn
46G46kc. Rye quiet; No ? 6SQb4c- Lard SIesay
at Ss.171s Bulk meats steady az 49,. Baeon
quiet at $50 Whisky-pistiliers nnlSheo goods
quiet on basis Of $3.50. Sugar quiet
TOLEDO, March 1s-whest fairly active.
weak and lower; cash. s2tsc; May, s2,sc; July
7sSsc. Corn dull and weak; May. 62i9c; July.
s2l-c oats dull and firm; May; sec Suy sc
$50; October. sos.
DULUTH, March 1s.-Wheat-Cash. No. hard
7s1Ac No northern nc; No ! northern' aS5tS.
ern, cash. like: May. 72%c; No northern, Sshse-
Corn Gle Oats 42c
MINNEAPOLIS. March 18-Wheat-MnE, 7Sc,
July %9 sa on N9 e0s no M9 ha aae
MILWAUKEE. March 13--Barley firm; No. 2
641sc; sample, 55d64c
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places

ST. LOUIS March 13.-Flour dull; red winter
patents So S5d405: extra fancy and straight
So 45fI3 So clear. $3.10Q3.25 Timothy seed steady
al S5a75 10 prime worth more. Corn meal steady
at $40. Bran steady; sacked lots. east track.
sIds2c. Wheat lower; No. red, cash. elevator,
2&c; track ssGS5c: May. sl7sc: July. TAB a74lhc:
No hard. 766Tsc. Corn lower. No. 2 cash.
sO5sc: track. &C; May 61ssc; July. Else Oats
lower; No 2 cash 45c; track. 4sG47lsc: May
44Sc: July s5t.c: No. white 47647lsc Rye
dull at seaso14c. Pork steady TO firm: jobbinE.
Sl5.1 for old, SIG 10 FOR new. Lard steady
ss.15 Dry-salt meats (bOxedl frmer; extra
shorts SD clear ribs, SS.621; clear sides
IS s7l1 Bacon (bOxsdl hrrier: extra shorts
s. 62lz clear ribs. 81 50: clear sides. 1915. HAY
stronger; timothy, Sl2 50Ql6: prairie scarce: not
quoted Whisky steady. Iron cotton ties, 81
Bagsing 5Ik4sac Hemp Irvine. &C. Receipts
Flour. 5ooo orls wheat. 1900 bu; corn, % 600 bu;
oats 5000 bu. Shipments-F1Our. 5000 brls;
wheat $4,000 bu; corn. SS go bu; oats, 81. 900 bu
LOUISVILLE. March 1s.-wheat-No. red
and Iongberry. SIC; No. , red and Ions CHERRY, sac
Apples sun-dred, sac per 10 FOR bright 3GsRc
for dark: peaches. iQihc. Beans. northern hand
picked. 81 80 per bu; new home beans 81 75G2.
Timothy seed, s2SOGS per bus extra clean blue
grass. S6c red top. lic per hu. red clover S. S0Q
80 Per bu. Hay. choice in lots. on track
sl4 50lS15. clover. S10-5On1I-50. straw. S5635 so
Clean ginseng. S6oH5 per To- Potatoes Socnyl
per bu. Onions. $50 PER bu: new green onions
i5c per dos Leaf lettuce si-25 per bu Turnips
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Wool.

LONDON March 13.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 1882 bales. S'he
attendance was large and competition was
spirited The demand was good, especially from
the home trade. Scoureds were in larger supply
and sold readily. Merinos were oneTed freely
and the continent secured enormous bots. Cross
breds were very firn selling to the continent
moderately and to the home trade Freely cape
island new clip was in fair demand, Following
are sales: New South Wales :; 200 bales;
land, J. 200 bales secured 7dQ1s Sid; greasy, 81
nd Victoria 300 bales; secured. 9duls 4l2d
greasy 4ltd4Y1s. South Australia. 400 bales
secured, 9lsddlls 4d; greasy, 6Q91zd. West Aus
tralia 2400 bales greasy, 3zglOd. New Zeaz
land 500 bales; secured, 5G6d; greasy, I'D
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal Loo bales:
secured SdG1s SID; greasy, 3lzd11zd. Falkland
islands, 200 bales; greasy, 2l2Q5S4d.
ST LOUIS, March 1s.-Wool quiet and nom
inal; medium grades, 13ll1713c; light fine, 12g14c
heavy fine, 10I11c; tub washed, 1iQ2ic.
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Local fractions and IndustrinIs.
Chicago Stocks.
IGranger Farwell & Co.'s wire.l
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and ExchanSc-Ciear-
balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-C paper az
G6 per cent: time loans, 5d6 per cent.
Clearings. 81. 4O4. "a; balances. s197 O522o.
NEW YCRK.-Call money firmer at 32i
per cent; closing bid and asked 3$4Q4
Prime mercantile paper, 4hd5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady; actual business
in bankers bills, $4.S71R@4S75s for demand,
"a. S51sQ4.S5A for sixty days: posted rates.
81. S61A and 81. SS1z; commercial bills, AS41zG
4.S5lk. Ciearings. $244. l5s,7Ol; balances, $11,-
Cot, 271.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, S4.S6 for six
ty days. 81 SSH on demand. New York ex-
change par. Clearings, SIG. SOS, 0ls; balances,
81. 430, 033.
BosToN.-Clearings, s24.2O4,5l4; balances.
s.. 207, $50.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, $50, u.s. 27; balances, $3,Oo9,2 go.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 417d7 per cent. New
York exchange, Csc premium. Clearings. ST.
Sol 231; balances, 81, 247, $50
BALTIMORE.-Mone 419d5 per cent.
Clearings, $3S4 $50; balances, $3s9,216.
ST. LOUIS.-Money, 413Q5 per cent Clear
ings s., S45, $50; balances, $685.
CONGRATULATIONS 5Q519 per cent.
New York exchange par to zoe discount.
Clearings, So, CSC, $50.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. March 1s.-Spirits of turpentine
43Isc Resin firm. Quote: A, 3, c, d, $l25s
70. $50: f. $lS5; G, $40; II. sl.45; 1. SLTO; X.
S45; NJ S2.S5: n, s3.25; window glass, $3.50;
water white, S3.S5.
OIL CITY March 15.-Credt balances. Sis.
Certificates no bid. Shipments. 12l 69l brls; av-
erage, e.S3S brls; runs, 102.5sO brls; average,
%, 132 brls.
WILMINGTON March B.-Turpentine-no
doing Rosin firm at 81 20. Crude turpentine
firm at SI.35 $3.50 Tar firm at Sl.2O
MONTPELIER, March 13.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, S5c; South Lima and In
diana, soc.
CHARLESTON, March 1S.-Turpentine and
rosin unchanged.
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Frank H weigmann. frame cottage. 53s North
Hamilton avenue, $1,000
y II Throm, addition 10 One-story frame
dwelling 24i2 RalstOn avenue, $500.
Miss Phebe Daggett, two-story frame hats
5l6 North New Jersey street, S3.5s5
Union Trust Company, executor. brick addition,
36s South Meridian street, S2.p0O.
J. Nj and y. +. Bell double frame dwelling
lois keystone avenue. $500.
X Anderson. double frame house. Missouri
street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
81.
s. L. Anderson double frame house, Missouri
street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
81, 600.
J. NJ Gattwaller. frame cottage. New York
street and Holmes avenue, $1,000
Lillian Harper, brick addition, p South Senate
M. Diozdowitz. repairs. 42s North East street.
Sec0
c NJ. Weizler. frame cottage los South Mil
avenue. 81 900
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE March 13-Hens. &c per ID; fall
chickens, $1,000 per doz; young ducks, lie;
geese full feathered. s55O6r6 per dOz; young tur-
keys. lie per lb; old, 10Ql0hc; dressed turkeys,
13ll14c.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 13.--Poultry firm; chickens
slzd9c; turkeys, 104G12c; ducks, SIC; geese,
4q5c.
CHICAGO. March 13.-Dressed poultry steady;
turkeys l0114jkc; chickens, 10011iAc.
CINCINNATI March 13-POultry steady;
chickens, 10Ql2c; turkeys, 9Ql2c.
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., or INDIANA.
StatiOn-UBion Block,
ia xyest Maryland Sfreef
Tr.lAs Bun % c.asal TlD'

For Anderson. Muncie. Marion. Elwooa Alex
andria and intermediate stations-Leage as a.
and each honr thereafter until 7.f5 =. m-.
9.l5 p m. and Il p. m.
Limited trains FOR Anderson and Muncie-
Leave 500 and II 100 q. IN. 2.o0 and 5.0l D.. m.
arriving al Anderson IN one hour and twenty-five
minutes and Muncie IN two hours ll.08 a. IA
and $500 D. trains make direct connections
a Anderson with limited trains f.luooa
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IL
futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy
No 3 spring wheat, 741sG75c; No 2 red, S2120
s31ac. No. oats, 45lkc: No. white 47G47Ac;
No white, 45%T46l5c. No. rye, 571k660c.
Fair TO choice mailing barley, 60Q65c. No. 1
fiaxseed, S1.SS; No. l Northwestern. SLIP. Prime
timothy seed, S645d6.50. Mess pork. per brl,
SIS. 25aI153O. Lard. per 100 lbs. So 90 Short
rib sides 0oose), SS.S0qS45. Dry-salted shoulders
Cboxed). S7.12lsG725. Short-clear sides (boxed).
SIS SOS To-
Receipts-Flour. 21 900 brls; wheat, CO. 900 bu
corn, lis. go bu cats. 123, 000 bu rye 1000 bu
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, %. 900 brls :
wheat 30, 600 bu corn. So 600 bu; oats, 14 900 blu
rye, 1900 bu; barley, 1900 blu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March 13.-Cotton quiet.
Sales ESQ bales. Ordinary, 7-l6c; good ordi-
nary l5-1sc: low middling. 5-lsc: middiing.
s5sc; good middling &C. middling fair, 9Ssc. Re
ceipts, 1921 bales; stock, 299,9l2 bales.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Cotton closed quiet:
middling uplands, 91sc; middlmg gulf, 93sc.
Sales, 81 bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK March 13.-The market shows in
most descriptions of cotton goods stiffenng
tendency. 1t seems certain that strike Will be
inaugurated at Fall River Monday, and other
centers are likely 10 show acute labor crisis
within the next few days. Sellers, IN view OF
this unsettled condition, showing increasing
reserve. The general demand is fair, but orders
are being turned down in number of quarters,
or accepted value only.
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March,.

With rushing winds and gloomy skies
The dark and stubborn winter dies.
Far-on. unseen, spring family cries,
Bidding her earliest child arise:
March!
BY streams still held In icy snare.
ON Southern hlllsides. melting bare.
O ct fields that motley colOrs wear.
That summons fills the changeful air.
Marchi
What. though conflicting seasons make
Thy DAYS their Held. they WOO or shake
The sleeping lids Of Life awake.
And hope is stronger for thy sake.
March,
-Dayard Taylor.
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Indians Agree TO Sell Lands.

SOLwAY. Mimi. March 1S.-MaJor Law
ton has just arrived from the Red Lake
Indian agency with the announcement that
"a treaty has been signed whereby the In
dams viii sell 10 the government eleven
townships west of the agency for ST. Zoo. O0O
in cash within ninety days
after ratification. and the balance in annual
$4,000 installments
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a GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY.

PASSENGER CARS-Ieave Georgia and Ne
ridian streets. First car az g. a. m. and hourly
thereafter until 10 p. m. Last car leaves az II =
y. IN.
FREIGHT CARS-Arrive az Georgia and Ne
ridian streets az s a m and leave az 9 a. n
Also arrive al - and leave al ESQ T. ~.
COMBINATION PASSENGER AND EMPRESS
CAkS-Leaye Georgia and Meridian streets "a
q. m. a. m. l. noon. D. m. =. N.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 2s4G3 per cent; dis
counts, 211-16Q2s4 and 25sQ2A per cent.
Consols, 94sQ94l4. Spanish fours, 1872
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes, 1Olf S212c
for the account Exchange on London,
25f lie for checks. Spanish fours, 77.12.
BERLIN.-EXchange on London, Pom
463kpfg for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills H. per cent; three months bills, Us.
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300 larger than year ago. On account of
the limited supply shippers are unable to
buy as literally as they might with larger
number TO select from, but the require
ments Of local butchers make the demand
fully equal TO the supply, and the trading
was reasonably active. There was quot
able advance in values, but the average
was considered strong compared with the
way equal kinds sold yesterday. Culls ~
good wool lambs sold from $40 10 SOS,
clipped lambs at $ and sheep at si.50Q5
.ArltI
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WASHINGTON. - Thursdays statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the Sl50 900. 900 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance ........... STA, 234, 81
Gold ..................... "a g10, 347
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD q

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and Wash.
ington streets First a. a and hourly
thereafter until 40 r. last car leaves Al Ii
p.
Combination pesseaFer and express leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood onlY
st 30 O. and $40 - N.
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Metals.
BniIding Permits.

ST LOUIS March 13.-Metals quiet Lead
steady at 4.02hc. Spelter firm at 410c.
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To he Sure:

Chicago Tribune
Where will Uncle Sam get laborers for
his isthmian can9l?" asks an excitable ek-
change. What Is the matter with the Dig
ger Indians7
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Hogs-Receipts. roo; shipments small.
The supply continues disappointingly light
and OF very ordinary quality. Another ad
vance OF sc was made on all grades. The
usual strong demand from both local and
outside sources prevailed. and il took but
a few minutes to place the offerings. One
$40. 225 lbs average sold for $685.. 2o2-lb
hogs brought 500. with 196-lb hogs going
at $6H12 Choice lights were quoted at
S5.15q625, with nothing but pigs and roughs
quoted below S.. Choice heavy hogs, $50 lbs
and upward were worth $3.50. The market
clnSpd nlief and steady q finnS
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Markets for silver.

dollars, 431Rc.
LONDON.-Silver bars dull at 25d an
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.
The "oMEGA" ODoRLESS

=. NJ tin - is in BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus s@Dsilys S-Sleeper; P-PRrlOr Ger: c.
Chair Gar; D-Dining Car; Except Sundays
f-SU h<fay only
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Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 10O0
The receipts OF hogs to-day were about
1.0OO larger than a week ago and show little
change compared with year ago All the
regular buyers We're In the market. and.
while shipping orders were not liberal the
demand from that source was sufficient to
encourage competition from other buyers
and the result was active market at a
gain OF about sc for any average over yes
terday. Packers were kept moving 10 get
their requirements, and consequently the
supply was exhausted I'm good season. Thus
far this week there has been "a gain of
about 30c I'm prices. Sales to-day ranged
from s. 80 10 $3.50. and a very small proper
ton OF the supply sold below So Quota
tons.
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SUPPOSE you should have a death in
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SUPPOSE any one of a hundred contin-
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Have you a snug little nest egg tucked
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time you had. Open n savings account
where security is absolute and investment
good.
Hours 10 4 and Saturday Evenings.
The MARION TRUST CO.
n E. cor. Monument Place and E. Market St
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sheep-Receipts go: shipments 80. The
fully as large as week ago and about
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Auncie, Lafayette and Laporte spec 5.2O Ito rs
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