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The Forrest City times., 1903-03-20
TIE Senate.

TIE senate vas called L order 3; $50
BY Senator Short
: 3 - 5Caiawell5. providing that
q less number than ter resident oNn-
rs can petition the city council. Vas
PASSED
wss received hy the senate. ard Judge
Il NoWlin read the memorial pre-
serted 70 TIE house the cay before.
asking for an anpr qrlatiea - asl the
United Confederate Veterans = PIE
fser5nE 3 history II Arkansas part u
tie eva var and compiling roster q
t1e Arkansas soldiers IN the war
II L Mr.. Campbell q Pulaski.
creating a ligester q the statutes and
providing for lis appointment ~ the
supreme court. vas taken up
\ motion TO refer u the judiciary
committee failed and the bill was made
a special order for Wednesday morning
II = 80, regulating insurance con
tracts. passed without opposition
The senate accepted ar invitation u
attend musics, al the Blind school.
Ar. CaDpDelIs bill providing for the
licensing n cities Of the first class -
+ stationary engineers was read third
+ time and passed
In an appropriate speech Senator
Price thanked tie president cn behalf
+ q the body for Photograph Of TIE
presiding officer, which BY his direction
mad been left 1t the desk Of each mem
9er
ne helth hlI placing county efheeEs
F q hot SpElh6 county on sa4@sles vas
4 passed.
Mr. Matmiller's BIZ. making four
+ N.re fence lawful fence IN ArkassaS
county vas taken up aai passed.
II y. \. ! heeIl fac-s Et1ilc -
ne rig antitrust oIIl, vas taken ap-
senator Wood moved that the e..l
se teh.ea
ne MOTION FTe*aiIed By vote OF -
10 ;.
ne 3hs5 ah'3-spe''sr OH was read
+ s45-ta lsz31r=
senator b1tt SPOKE against TIE blIi
% notion t"e Oil vas indefinitely
+ f2st enc.
4 II. b. 3D. prohibiting the sale Of fish
f @5.i salAe "+tH5H tie STATE ana tn
Shipment = tae same without the state
-. L&sssd without opposition
The Eouge
I
- In 49, up senator fFies
- s...7 $500 a1-4 'iisi4 1si
n INN ~ We l-sa.s itiia f-fe:isss-
- - of'' 10 H1g o4'l %
49, o"gA -. - s+Sgl'd Isaa-ils Tor
- PNltl-Ss - 'Hs'45s "a ath-AGiAei. l.
i-s ~, "a - a-iis-'' ~ A''sAttts IL
etP - - s''s inc a4aet4e.l4.e-i'
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,,s inc nun De. 81 ulIeet9is u tAe iand
- i'-s go = e...es- aS44sse 1Ae COM
.o..eI VI mines manufacture anu
- .s~'tIIe.
,.ti ne ii4sit vas a1opted am the
D.1l Ildae special oFdeF Tor the Follow
.4S Nsslay morning
u - - - p1lsiIil's c"t4ceFy courts
"a 20 iaiiu. NOT S2tlhs. Grant Saline
M 3o1, som! counties vas taken
- anu passe1
9Pt.her moore appointed committee
goi,sist.Hs OF MeSsIs- Hooke1 Horton
ana 1"flsp u codlfy the road laws
% ., P.otiG4t : Tor the holding Of
- e.1i.1t - w. .elsa.'*a
NEi.%'o N'I'2usH On h.aKlhS II TN
ia"l9l 70 eaten tsh with ANYTHING eX-
/ cepl mock ana line, was indefinitely
Of the bouee Ia intis,fe...,a 49,. ,r.l -
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SATURDAY. MARCH IA.

The house disposed Of number q
bills nest 4 which were q minor in
p5=tsace=
The osIl introduced BY Mr. Campbell
Of Pulaski ceding q portion q TIE
grounds q the bi4ad school = the city
u Little Rock for a street was de-
fested
THE house adjourned at noon u1tu
MONDAY morning
TIE senate was not II session.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
COMMISSION MEN BUSY PREPARING
FOR SATURDAYS MARKET.
Prices for Seasonnb1e Fruits and Veg
etables Are Easing Of-Grain
Markets Continue Light.

1t was a very busy day on Commission
row. preparatory to Saturday. Orders from
the country were large and the bounteous
supply of green fruits and vegetables was
we'll disposed of by night Prices of green
stuff are gradually declining, as home prod
ucts are beginning TO come on the market,
but a large percentage of the fruits and
vegetables sold still come from Kentucky,
Tennessee and southern Indiana. PtneappieS
are abundant, largely of Cuban growth. Old
Irish potatoes, well as new, are higher
I'm price. To-day cantalOupeS are quoted for
the first time. but the arrivals yesterday
corn is not coming in sufficient quantities TO
be quoted. The produce market continues
very firm. Eggs, which are bringing or 3
cents dozen more than in May of last
year. are in active request with receipts
falling below the demand. Poultry continues
In light supply and prices are firm. An i'm
preston prevails that IL will be some time
Choice butter Is an active mover at prices
quoted and supplies are below demand. The
weaker tone in cheese has passed over and
firmer prices are indicated for some time to
come. Provisions are weak, several lines of
hog products now selling at cent and a
half below prices quoted two weeks ago.
Receipts of hogs are increasing. and
prices. it is believed, may further de-
. cline the coming week. Wholesale grocers
are very busy, orders for heavy groceries
being especially large. Little is doing in
canned goods dried fruits. Navy beans
are very firm at the advanced quotations.
Druggists are busy. Sales of paints and oils
strong Iron and hardware stores report
their trade as showing no sign of falling
off and this year bids fair to be the busiest
in the history of the Indianapolis houses.
1t is quiet times with the seed merchants.
Prices are unchanged The flour market
continues active at prices quoted Fluctua-
tons in prices OF this article are very few
and slight. In other lines there is nothing
calling for special mention.
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KANSAS CITY, May 22-Cattle-Receipts
natives BeeSes, quarantine and cows and 6eif-
export s%da and I'D; dT S sssf steers
steers, ssa45s; Texas cows. sasso; native cows.
case: bulls. g, 5Oas;7s; calves. ssqs50.
Heavy. sslilsQs.4O; mixed packers. sslOas. 80 Il
light, s.sOas.i7h; Yorkers. ss.l2,Aas.i7sa; pigs.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market steady to
strong; Native lambs. s.. 5oa7. go; Western lambs.
ss.soaS.7o: Texas Clipped sheep ss.75aS.ss; STOCK
ers and feeders. ss.l0G4.2O.
CHICAGO. May 22-Cattle-Receipts. 1000.
ssG475: cows 1toeil.so: heifers s2a47s: Gamers.
a.sog2;a5; bulls, S2@4.2s; calves s25o9s7s; Texas
Hogs-Receipts: to-day. 10000; tomorrow. TO-:
steady and closed &c lower Mixed and butchers.
tGSS g fR shs sssso Bas Of asHss
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Sheep and lambs steady.
Good to shese VIEWERS Wsseyn fair 70 choice
tive lambs. $4.5Od7; Western lambs. s4.5Oa7
NEW YORK, May 22.-Beeves-Receipts. Ass.
lower; cows STEADY. Steers. s4-5Oa5.25; bulls.
s3.30G4.05; stays, $40; cows, 81 l0Q3.65. Ship
ESQ Of If beef
Caives-Receipts, 465. Feeding fully steady.
veals. s4Q5.75; city dressed veals slow at sqsc;
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1922. Sheep more
active but no higher; yearlings steady; spring
lambs about steady for strictly good: others
slow and easy; sheep; ssa47S; yearlings. sS&s;
Hogs+Receipts, 2,07S. The market was steady.
State hogs, 1920.
ST LOUIS, May ACCOMPLISHMENTS. so0 in
GLIDING 1000 Texans. Market steady Native
shipping and export steers, $a5; dressed beef and
butcher steers. 50. 80; steers under LOCO lbs
s3.50Q4.75; stockers and feeders. $500. rs; cows
and heifers. s2.25d44 40: Gamers, s2.25GS; bulls,
2.5o@3.75; calves. 1905; Texas and Indian steers
So. 3oQ4. 40; cows and heifers, 81. 2513. 25.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 Market steady and lower.
Pigs and lights. s5.2oG6: packers, S. S09s. 20;
Sheep-Receipts. 400 Market steady. Native
muttons, s4Gf5: lambs, A5OG7.5O; culls and bucks,
81 5oG5: stockers and feeders s2G3: Texans, So SC
Q4s0
OMAHA, May 2-Cattle-Receipts. 1,eoo. Mar
ket steady and stronger. Native steers 81 zoos;
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market Sc to 1Oc lower.
Heavy, s6.2o@6.27h; pigs. $5q6; bulk Of sales.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 Market steady. Fed
yearings s565.75; wethers, a. 70Q5. 30; ewes So 80
"a so; common and stockers. $2.2564; lambs, sea
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-Cattle dull. Choice to
prime shipping steers. 81 5Oq4 49, medium to good
s4 a56f4 So; choice veals. s5Q5.5o.
IS Goa So; roughs. s5a5.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Best sheep. $4Q425; spring
lambs, s1Q7E.
CINCINNATI. May 22.-Hogs dull and lower at
Cattle easy at s2.75@475.
Sheep quiet and lower at $225G4.l5. Lambs
dull and lower at s4Q5.
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GOOD BUYING OF GRAINS
OVERCOME THE EARLY TENDENCY
TOWARD LOWER PRICES.
Fractional Gains Established I'm the
Three Leading Cereals-Provisions/
Are Also Slightly Higher.

CHICAGO, May 22.-Higher prices were
the rule throughout the list on the Board
of Trade to-day. Wheat, after q further
weak opening. developed firmness and the
close showed a gain in July or sQskc
Corn ruled firm with fair advance IN
prices. closing &c higher. Oats gained
lsQSsc. Provisions were UP 7iaqloc.
Abundance of rain in the wheat belt and
lower cables caused a weak start In wheat,
July being off sQkc at 7SisQIskc. Heavy
selling by Armour on the bearish outlook
caused a sharp break In May. prices de-
Ginning exc. A portion OF this was re-
gained later on bidding by the same long"
Bullish sentiment at St. Louis caused q
demand from commission houses and scat
tered sources and starting prices upward
late in the session. July touching 14c, and
the close was firm at 7s94@7s7sc. gain Of
3sdkc Damage reports Offset in meas
ure more favorable crop advices and aided
in the upturn Pit traders who were short
were the best buyers late in the day.
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 21Ss42 bu Primary receipts were 1884,
357 bu, against 1ss.s2s last year. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts of ia
cars, which, with local reCefptS Oh 20 cars
none of contract srade-made total OF
141 cars, against Leg last week and ll6
year ago.
Rains throughout the corn belt impaired
a declining tendency to the early mar
ket, after a steady opening with July un-
changed to hc lower at 44Ac to Also.
There was some selling early, resulting in
a still further loss. but liberal buying by
prominent commission house caused q
rally, and under the influence of wheat
strength an advance occurred in all
months, the close being firm at near best
prices, with July at 44ssc. gain of i4c.
Receipts were 279 cars, 10 OK contract
grade.
Oats presented an entirely different aspect
from yesterday Good buying by shorts
and scattered commission houses caused
a better feeling, which resulted in the
practical recovery of all Of yesterday s
loss July closed with a gain of 1xQssc at
33s4c after selling between S2s4c and 34c.
While offerings were large at times they
were well taken by outside buyers. Re-
ceipts were 136 cars.
Packers supported provisions and the
market was firm. Higher prices ruled
throughout the list, July pork and lard
being up l0c at $3.50 and s9.02l1. while ribs
showed a gain of 7l3c at $9.32ls.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
35 cars: corn, 440: oats, 1876; hogs, 1O,VOt
head.
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No Proof Whatever.
New York Christian Advocate.

What an absurd statement Is this:
Wherefore by their fruits We shall know
them. David Smith. son of Joseph
Smith. founder of Mormonism, is one of the
Oldest patients in the insane asylum at Ell
gin, Ill. William Hooper Young, grandson
of Brigham Young, the chief apostle of
Mormonism, is serving a life sentence for
murder I'm the prison at Ossining, N. Y"
Smith and Young had many children of
various mothers, and the relation of their
grandchildren is necessarily much compli-
Gated. To draw conclusion from one
grandson who went crazy and one who
committed murder is as absurd as to charge
education with the murder of DR.. Park
man by Professor Webster, of Harvard or
with the unspeakable Pennell, graduate
of Yale, or Aaron Burr TO Calvinism and
Princeton. A study of the descendants of
the founders of Mormonism as a class
might furnish some ground for an adverse
conclusion, but We are astonished to see
such a statement as the above in a highly
reputable place. The enemies of Cod
could produce such collocations by the hun
dred. descendants of Christians in lunatic
asylums and prisons But how quickly
would the writer of the above show the
generalization unsupported by the facts
produced.
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Irregular, but Close Higher
General List Quiet.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Flour-Receipts,
81, $50 brls; exports 5,441 brls; sales. 14.000
brls. Market more active and steadier. Rye
flour steady: fair to good. s2.sOd3.2o; choice
to fancy. ss.25as.45.
Wheat-Receipts 1885 bu: exports. 1887
bu. Spot steady; No. 2 red. SSisc elevator.
s2%c f. o. b. afioat; No. northern Duluth.
SOC (. o. b. affoat: No. hard Manitoba. S3%c
+. o. b. afoat. Options had an easier OPEN
ing because Of bearish cables and rains in
the Ohio valley, but on vigorous support of
July at Chicago and St Louis, attended by
strong Northwestern markets, the list rail-
lied, and In the afternoon was firm In face
of a small export trade. closing &c to 2sc
net higher; May, S3GS35sc, closed at S3hc;
July, 7S%679kc. closed at 79c; September,
75ss0 757sc, closed at 757sc.
Corn-Receipts. 74,550 bu; exports, 59.19S
bu; sales. 10000 bu future. 5000 bu spot.
Spot steady; No. 2. 571ac elevator, SAC f. o.
b. af1oat; No. yellow, SIC; No. white. 55c.
Options were irregular May advanced on
foreign covering, but soon broke. July
opened of on rains, and then recovered with
wheat. closing hc lower to partial nc
net higher; May, 57Q59c, closed at 57I1c;
July, 5l1565134c, closed at 81 11-16c; Septem-
Der, 501s@50asc. closed at 50asc.
Spot steady; No. 2. 3Sc; No. 3. &c; No. 8
white, Ale: track white 39d45c; standard
white, 4lhc; No. white. 4l1sc. Options
quiet but frmer on reports that rainfall
had been insufficient.
Tallow easy: city (s2 for PACKAGE, SIC;
country packages free), SIC. Cotton-seed
oil easy: prime yellow. 42G4Sc.
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NEW YORK. May 2z.-Butter-Receipts. 4. os7
packages. Market steady. State dairy. 17a1lc;
extra creamery. &c; creamery. common 70 choice.
ket Irregular State full cream. fancy small coli
ored new. IKE: small white new, l2isc; large
colored new. liizc: large white new, us4lihc.
Eggs-Receipts. 1881 packages Market unset
tied state and Psnnsylvsnia. i5GI7sze; Western
l5ac: Western frsts. ieis9l7c: Southern frsts.
134d14c.
PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-Butter steady and
In fair demand: extra Western creamery, n4cf
extra nearby prints. 2sc. Eggs firm and IN good
demand: fresh nearby. 1sl1c. loss on: Westerns.
Ice, loss OF: fresh Southwestern 15isc. loss on
fresh Southern nominal Cheese frm and IN TAR
demand: New York full creams. choice. fall.
14s4l5c: New York full creams. fair 20 good.
fall, H9liitc; New York full creams. choice,
new. 1elsc: New York full creams. fair 70 good
new, IS4 612Ac.
CHICAGO. May e2.-on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery.
15921c Eggs easy at 13246ilitc at the mark.
cases included Cheese-New easy at ri1G121zc-
KANSAS CITY. May Eggs weak; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 13c, cases returneds
new No wildwood cases Included. lS1ec.
ST. LOUIS. May 22-Butter quiet: creamery.
lsQ22c; dairy. l3Ql7c. Eggs higher at islse for
nearby. loss of.
LOUISVILLE. May 22.-Butter-Common ana
medium. LGl5c per ID. Eggs. lac.
BOSTON. May 22.-lspeciai Eggs steady az
16Q161sc.
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InaianapoIi. Grain Market.

Offerings on call were light, while the de-
mand for cereals that are up to grade was
good Many OF the dealers are unable to fill
orders as promptly as desired. owing To the
short supply. Track bids, reported by the
secretary of the Board of Trade, ruled as
follows:
Wheat steady: No red. 7Sc track. 7Sc on
milling freight; No. red, zoe track; wagon.
&c.
Corn weaker; No. white. 45c; No 2
42c; No. white mixed. 4iAc; No. white
mixed, 4f4c; No. white mixed, Ale; No. 2
yellow, 4414c; No. yellow. 4414c; No yell
low, 41c; No. mixed. 44-c; No. mixed,
Axe: No. mixed. 41c; ear. 43c.
Oats steady; No 2 white, 351kc; No. 8
white. Csc; No. mixed, Csc; No. mixed,
S4lhc.
Hay steady; No timothy. SIS; No. tim
pthy, $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures: No. red. 1 car: re-
1ected, l; total. cars. Corn: No white l
car; No. white. II: No. white Z; No
white mixed. 1; No. yellow. 1; No. mixed
total. 80 cars. Oats: No. mixed. l car.
Rye: No. 3. car.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market range
from fifty to sixty loads daily and all ar
rivals are readily taken. The following
range of prices is reported by the wagon
weighmaster:
Corn-45G4Sc per bu.
Oats-S5q3Sc per bu.
Sheaf Oats-S9n1 per ton.
Hay-TinNothy, sl5ql5.50; mixed clover, 50
GIL.
Straw-s5dl6 per ton.
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Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments. COO. The mar
keting OF hogs continues Of good volume. the re-
CENTS thus far this week showing an increase
Of. about 1000 over the same time last week
and $500 over the corresponding time year
ago The receipts to-day about the same
as a week ago and nearly 1000 larger than a
year ago. With prices yesterday a little higher
than those current for equal kinds in surrounding
lower. There was about the usual demand from
shippers which means that statesmen would have
centa9e OF the supply and therefore they were
forced TO give bids due consideration. Prices
offered we've on a basis of SC TO l0c lower than
Yesterday which. OF course, seemed all that was
necessary for buyers TO expect. but statesmen
consistent and they began TO transfer their con-
eignments rather early. Packers took hold free
the early arrivals WAS made IN proper season at
the decline OF 5610c. A large number OF hoes
came in after the early arrivals had been soid
and with the demand well supplied packers very
naturally required further concessions In prices.
The last sales were made about SC lower than
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

pa,ents Los 5cessS: extra fancy and sfraishts.
, TStsy ssed s STEADY strong at
e east track track 1aa7sc Wheat higher: No red.
cash eI sIs TS nGHep Nd
hard 72I7sc. Corn firm; No 2. cash, nominal;
track sc May .s suSg. a ass ssPtsms Der
track ssas5,sc; Jolly. ss7sc; September nominal
At No w nss,,s s :s.aY rye , sssssy a; ssc
s,s9s. Lard higher at ss.72,t Bacon steady:
boxed extra shorts. siOsi: clear ribs. $40 81
prairie pratt saii. WHISKY steady at ii.sO Iron
cotton ties. si:os. Bssgins; sAqse Hemp
,vns b Sc corn sssoo bu Oats $500 bu ssip
ments-Flour 700 brls; wheat. 1900 bu. corn,
is. 0co bu: oats. $1,000 bu-
+ louisville. May 22-wheat-No red and
lonrberry. nc: No. red and longberry. 75c.
AppIes-sun-d sa4asc per 10 for large and
BessnsSorthcrn picked $50 per bu indi-
ana new beans. 81 ,sd2: 80 per bu; Hay-choice.
Straw ssr lsss % Clean % per e.
Potatoes. 81 per brl; Northern potatoes. CSC per
sa on ssps.s 8 Rst sr per sss cabbage SIS
KANSAS CITY, May ,2.-wheat-May e7ikc:
No. hard. 7ia7;c: No. 8 ssa7Ohc: No 4 ga
rejected srsM ssss ss S july sss IS Ns
No. mixed i2c: No. white. f2a4sc: No. g. 4od
sc ssii su s ost. su ss;s
ments-wheat. $500 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats.
x. 600 bu.
cINcISNAI r Nay 7sze. Snrn oI ns., Wnea,
rniSsd a7Sit7isc. Oats quiet No. mixed. ssd
s9c' Rye unsettled No: 2. SIC. Lard quiet Al
s. s2iI Bulk meats steady At ssS Bacon
easy at sio-sasa- Whisky active at $780, Sugar
easy.
LIVERPOOL. May 12.-wheat-spot No. 2 red
snrine es nd: No. California steady at SIS SID
corn-spot American mixed. new. steady q,
= nd: American mixed. old. quiet at So "a.
DULUTH. May e2-wheat--To arrive. No.
hard. sokc: No. northern. 7skc; May, No.
northern 7s&c: July. 1skc: September 7lkc
Oats-To arrive and on track s{Q3454c: May. SAC
MINNEAPOLIS, May 2.-wheat-cash. 7sxe
yuiy, 573t077stc: esptember. o7tG70c: on track
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The brotherhood Of Man.
Rev. wv. S. Rainsford. in The Otulook.

Practically. I have found my best ma
terial for my sermons in visiting. In talk
ing with people ! have found out the SUBJ
jects about which they wished to be in
structed; have found out the mistakes
they have made, and in the objections Of
fered / have found my text. / have also
found ii very helpful to bring up In con-
versation, while visiting, the subject on
my mind; and some OF the very best sug-
gestions and the best points have made
afterwards 1 have gained by contact with
people in visiting We do not fully appre-
ciate the value of knowing people-how
they live and what they think. Just as
the sonship of man to God is only about
dawning on mems minds to-day. so 1t fol-
lows that the brotherhood OF men to one
another, which follows after the first. has
not yet been accepted at all; and II seems
to me that the constant intercourse have
spoken OF affords all sorts OF opportunities
to illustrate this revolutionary gospel and
press II home. The brotherhood Of man II
q gospel that IL not preached yet: ft ID not
understood. but it b bound to come BE-
cause Of the sonshlp OF man to God
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Seeds.


Instruments filed for record in the recorde
office Of Marion county Indiana. for the TWEEN
four hours ending at y. m May % 1903:
George W. Stout ct TX. to Lee c. Jones.
Tot e1s Stout's Lambert-st. add. ....-. $2oC
Charles T. Boyer ct ux. TO Emery Albert
son ct ux, Lot Al, George Il. Ed
wards's sub. Blk 10. Johnson's heirs
add ............................ 1906
William F. Glevsngsr, s es ux; H 70 Ge0rgs
An place add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
George L. Harrington ct ux- to Melvin
Eadaily. Lots 10, ]. and II. bik "a a. .os
Joshua b. Murphy TO Walter n Harris
ct al. pit OF tho e !. Sec y and pit
q the M,s sec Executor * R r. to Calvin
NJ Warren ct NIX. pit of Lot :. So !.
pl Nor'n n,i ra ~ william H. Baidock ct ux..
pt OF the x. Sec &c: TIP Is. r S.. 81,
Ella johnson TO Katherine A Grigssby.
pit of Lot $50. Fletcher ct ais sub Of
son. ut OF Lot ise. Fletcher ct ais
sub OF Outlets a. ETC., city OF In
Anna na B Eosn ct al to George Durier.
Lot 9. Blk s. Tuxedo Park add;
ux-. Lots ,ss and Iee. ID. NJ Bradbury
& Co.'S Southeast add......-.....--.....- 50t
Alice W. Peirce to John S. and Ella
& Peirce's resub. Lazarus & Peirce's
Meridian Place add .--..--..:-..-..-..-.-
Auditor OF Marion county ns % :, cn Hsns,a
sub. May ct ais Hishiand Park add. ?
and Is. Blk :. Braden's Riverside add. y
William W. HOWE ct ax. 70 Herman
o. ouslots %. etc. city OF Indiana polls. 40
Gray. pit of Lot IS. Julian ct ala sub.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23
sadinc futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and steady. Wheat-No 2 spring. 7sasoc; No. 8.
73@S0c; No. 2 red, 76d7skc Corn-No 2. 45c;
s7isQss1kc; No 8 white. s5s4q37c. No. rye.
1910. Barley-Good feeding. ssgisc; fair to
No / Northwestern, s1.17. Prime timothy seed.
s3.75 Clover-Contract grade. sl1- 50d11-75. Mess
e. sOdsa. Short rib sides Ooose), ss.3569 45.
Dry-saited shoulders (boxed). ss12i.Gs.25 Short
clear sides (hoxed), s9.50G962I5. Whisky-Basis
OF high wines, s1.30.
Receipts-Flour % SEQ brs; wheat. 9.4O0 bu:
corn 19e. 200 bu; oats 174,400 bu: rye. 1900 bu;
barley, As 500 bu. Shipments-F1our, $500 brls:
wheat $685. 700 bu: corn, 221 400 bu; oats, 227 200
blu: barley, 1300 blu.