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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-22
GENERAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The listless character of the speculation
on the New York Stock Exchange; the evil
dences of the apparent absence of desire by
outside traders to participate in operations
even to a moderate extent; the compare
lively limited purchases for investment.
Notwithstanding the efforts by commission
houses and others who are closely identi-
fled with the security market to make the
properties listed thereon appear attractive
and the quite general disposition manifested
by the public to await the Qualification of
the situation before undertaking specula-
tive or other ventures-these conditions of
the market are not only disccuraging to
those whose business it is to conduct opera
tions having for their object the purchase
and sale or corporate securities. but they
contribute largely TO unsettle confidence in
the situation and give color TO disquieting
reports from time time which, though in
the majority of cases, are baseless, never
thelesS tend to intensity the feeling of dis
trust and have far-reaching influence af-
fecting interests entirely unconnected with
the stock market.
This condition of the stock speculation
appears to be almost wholly due to the de-
preston in the security markets which pre-
vailed during the greater part of last year
and which resulted in unprecedented
shrinkage in values. 1t would seem incon-
ceiVable that the losses sustained by indi-
vidual spectators and investors during
that period of depression should not have
been so severe to have lettering infiu-
ence long after the immediate causes for
the depression had been removed. Though
il was characterized rich mans pam
ic'' and one In which the public at large
had little interest, because of previous abb
stention from speculation. there were I'M
doubtedly large numbers of individual in
vestors who witnessed with dismay the
shrinkage in the values of their properties
and apprehensive Of further fall in price
sold their securities at such sacrifice as to
discourage them from again investing their
savings in this manner.
Even the overrich who. because of their
wealth, were interested i'm large lines of
securities sustained losses In proportion to
the magnitude of their holdings and very
many were seriously involved, thereby nat
urally inducing them TO be cautious More
over, though the market responded to the
removal of the immediate cause for the dis
turbance. the financial and the speculative
outlook was not entirely cloudless. and
there were indications that situa tons could
scarcely fail to develop which would cause
a renewal of the disturbance though. per-
haps. with less serious results. The deter
minaton by the ordinarily large traders 10
exercise the utmost caution in their opera
tons Will account for the inactive specuia-
ton during the past three months. observ-
ing which, nonprofessional spectators and
small investors likewise refrained from
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JOS. 7. ELLIOTT & SONS
DEALERS IN
Investment Securities
$3.50 Fitzgerald Guiding
New Phone $50
SEED POTATOES AND
ONION SETS ARE SCARCE
High Price of Potatoes Has Caused
the Scarcity of the Seed Product
-Cnbbagc Prices Down.


cabbage Prices Down.
The present situation in the local onion
Set and seed potato markets has not had
a precedent here for many years Irish seed
potatoes and sweet potato plants are very
scarce Onion sets are SIPS a bushel high
er at least than early in the spring. and
supplies are not nearly as large the
demand.
small potato crop in Michigan and Wis
consin last year and the high price of
potatoes all year are the causes af the
scarcity of seed potatoes. The late spring
here also has had something to do with
this condition. Stocks of potatoes that
'ket this spring nave been put on the mar
ket in many cases and sold for current
sumption This has reduced the supplies
prices soaring. The price is now around
$1.s0 bushei. and it is predicted that there
will be advances soon.
Onion sets have become so scarce that the
local market. This price is about SIS high
er than the price early this spring Ohio
and Kentucky are the principal sources of
the supply of onion sets in this market
Huntington & Page, the Market-street
seethouse. raise a good many of their
onion sets, but the most OF the local supply
comes from out of the State.
Receipts of cabbage the increase
and the price was reduced 80 cents per
crate yesterday. The Southern cabbage
are expected TO go still lower in a short
time. Lettuce was reduced cents pound
yesterday. TO IA cents. Yellow and red
onions are 80 cents a leo weight higher
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LOCAL CITY BONDS MAY
BE LISTED ON EXCHANGE
No Bid for Union Traction Yeste I'd NJ.
the First Time in Several Months
Market IL Dull.
ursday's Sales.
40 Shares street-railway at.......... SO
SO

~ SHARES Street-IdllWdy dt.......... 81 Ia
There is some talk OF local municipal
bonds being listed on the Stock Exchange.
Those members of the Exchange who favor
this move want to list the bonds issued by
the city of Indianapolis since the law ex-
empting these securities went into effect
Since that time about $4,000 of school and
bridge bonds have been sold by the city.
1t was stated on the Exchange yesterday
that il would facilitate trading in these
bonds if they were listed. ]. F. Wild, presi-
dent of the Exchange, says IL Is not likely
that the Exchange will list these securities
as they are issued in series OF varying
maturities and are not really Stock Elk
change bonds. AS several members desire
TO have the bonds listed, the matter may
go before the board OF governors for set
Element
The session of the Exchange yesterday
was very dull and the few bids show that
there Is little inquiry for either stocks or
bonds. There was bid for either Union
Traction common or the preferred. The
common was offered at 30lk and the pre-
ferred at 72lz. Official quotations.
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prices Paid by Shippers

prices Paid by Shippers-)
Cheese-w'sconsin. l3c: New York full creams.
lie: Swiss. Ice: brick. lie. limburger l2c
Pou1try-Hens. Toe: stays. Sc: cocks. &C. capons
1ec. young ducks. &c; springs. l0alel&c: geese Sc
per To-
Butter-choice roll lie: Elzin creamery. sc:
state z4c-
Eggs-Steady at 14c
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots.
Good medium merchandise unwashed. lie: coarse
and braid. iSc: heavy merino. 10diec: alf-blood
12014c. bury and cotted. l2Gl4c; Western Zee
Feathers-Frime geese. SOC per h. prime duck
so~ per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow. sc for dark
HIDES AND. TALLOw.
Green-salted Hides-No ], nc. No I, sxc.
No. I calf. l0c. Nc. calf. &c ~
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April 2l.-The dry goods
market has been more active i'm certain
quarters. owing principally TO the weakness
OF prices on few lines. The outlook is for
a maintenance Of present prices. and al
though the demand may not continue il is
believed TO be impossible TO shade prices
much further
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NEW YORK.-Money on call very easy
at lMlA per cent: closing bid | per cent:
offered at IL per cent. Time loans easy and
dull: sixty and ninety days. 2izH2+ per
cent: six months. skM3& per cent. Prime
exchange easier with actual business i'm
bankers bills at 81 y. 40ff4. IS for demand
and at s4S5. 25G4 30 for sixty-day bills
Posted rates. SiS51kdis6 and sisSai ssh.
Commercial bills. ASH4.Ss
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COFFEE FUTURES.
TRADE IN GENERAL.

ST. LOUIS. April 21.-Flour Gull and UNI
changed; red winter patents. Si9Oqo; extra
fancy and straight. $ieOd4S5: clear. Si9t
AS Timothy seed STEADY at S2.i0Q2S0
Corn meal steady at $40. Bran firm;
sacked, cast track. SS1SSc. Wheat higher;
No. red. cash. elevator, g6lsc; track. $500
SIC. Corn lower; No p cash. sc; track,
4919Q50lzc; May. 47Q47isc; July. i7lse. oats
lower; No. 2, cash. 4l2c; track. 42G42lzc;
May May JSizc July, $3.50; No white, 4?g
$GiO. Whisky steady at sl.S2}2. Iron cot
ton ties, SIC. Bagging. 6l2c. Hemp Irvine,
DC. Pork higher; jobbing 1920. Lard high
err; prime steam. $3.50. Bacon steady; boxed
extra shorts. $7.25; clear ribs, SL37iz short
clear, $7.62z Receipts-Flour, 1900 'brls;
wheat. 17.c00 bu; corn. $4,000 blu; oats. 1900
bu. Shpiments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
5000 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats. 5000 bu.
KANSAS CITY. April M.-Close: Wheat
May, sl5sc; July. 75Ac; September. 721sc.
Cash; No; hard, SIC; No g. S2GSlc; No.
mixed, i1q47l3c; No. 8, 4slzQ47c; No. 2
white. 4sc: No 8. Acc Oats-No . white,
4ld42c; No. mixed, 40d4olzc. Rye-63a5ic.
prairie. IS. Receipts Wheat. $1,000 blu;
corn. "a. 400 bu; oats. 1900 bu Shipments
Wheat, 1920 blu; corn, $1,000 blu: oats,
1900 bu.
wheat FIRM No. aP red siO6a LOST CsIs I Corn
quiet; No. 2 mixed. 5115d52c. Oats dull;
No. 2 mixed. 4l@4l19c. Rye quiet; No. 2.
76c Lard quiet at s6lo Bulk meats quiet
Distillers finished goods firm on basis of
$1.2S. Sugar easy.
DULUTH. April 21.-Wheat-In store
No l hard, 921Ac; No. l northern. Ole; No.
2 northern. SS1Ac. To arrve-No. l hard,
921ac; No. l northern, Ole; No. northern,
&l2c; May. Ole; July, 914c; September, S2$sc.
LIVERPOOL April 21.-Wheat-Spot dull;
No. California, as. Corn-Spot firm; Amer
lean mixed, new, is 3l2d; American mixed.
old. As I'd.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 21-Wheat-May.
92AG92ssc; July, 923sG92lac; September.
S2lsc; on track. No. l hard 945sc, No.
Northern 1850, No. Northern 911sc.
TOLEDO. April Accommodations
Cash and April. $40; October. s5.671a
prime alsike, 500; August alsike, s6.15.
Prime timothy, sl.35.
BALTIMORE, April 21.-Close: Wheat
April, 991ac; May. 99c. Corn-April, sic.
MILWAUKEE, April 21.-Barley firm;
No. 2, Csc; sample, 40461c.
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Chicago Terminal tours ......-............... sois
Colorado & Southern fCurs ..-.....-.-....... Sos
Denver & Rio Grande fours ...--.-....-....-- so-s
Erie prior lien fours .--.---.--.......----. 3S12
Fort Worth & Denver city frsts.............1o 1854
Hooking VALLEY four-and-a halfs .---.------.loe
Manhattan conSo gold f0urs. ................-iV-'
Mexican Central tours ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Mexican Central first Ia
MINI. St. Louis fours sa2
Missouri. Kansas & Texas fOurs. ............ y3's
Missouri Kansas q Texas seconds........... 7Sia
National r. r. of Mexico consol fours.- l9
New York Central gen. three-and- "a halfs.... y
New Jersey Central general hves. Ia
Northern Pacific fours 1854
Northern Pacific threes .............-...... ia
Norfolk & Western consOl fours. stsa
Oregon Short-line fours and partic.......... GAS
Penn cow. threeand- halls. 9oiz
Reading general fours ....-........--.-..-.-.- 9e
st. Louis & Iron Mountain conSol hVes...-.-llS
81. Louis & San Francisco fg. fours. =
st. Louis Southwestern firsts ...-..-..--..--- -
Seaboard airline Tours o.
Sohthern Pacific fours ..........-.....--..... So
southern Railway nves lisi2
Texas a Pacific fifsts ......-...............-llS
Toledo. St l. * Western fours. --.--..----.- ga
ohioh racine tours
Union racine COW. tours .................... sss
L: ; Steel second fves ..---..-------------- SIS
Wabash hrsts 1l1la
wabash deb. ..................... 6S14
wheeling * Lake Erie fours ...........f....- Ma
Wisconsin Central fours ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
'Offered.
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Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 10lis per cent: dis
counts. lA@22s per cent. Consols. $50
s. 3-i6
PARIS.-Three per cent. rcntes. OF 6oc
for the account. Exchange on London. 80
Pic for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. 9Dm
3i4pfg Discount rates: Short bills, per
cent; three months bills, 2ss per cent.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. April 21.-Cotton firm;
sales, 400; ordinary 11Sc; good ordinary.
13 3-16c; low mddling. Il l3-16c: middling.
IA 3-16c good middling, HE; mddling fair,
147sc Receipts, 2.246; stock, 235, 4S9.
NEW YORK. April 21.-Cotton-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, H15c;
middling gulf, 14.4oc. Sales, 100 bales.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIcar-
ings and Discounts.
indianapolis CIearings-

INDIANAPOLIS--Com paper @
per cent; time loans. 5ixd6 per cent.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YoRK.-Bar silver. 5S7sc: Mexican
dollars. i5c
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WASHINGTON.-Th statement
of the treasury balances IN the general
fund. exclusive OF the $l5o.ooo.0oo gold re-
serve in the division of redemption shows:
Available cash balance ......... Sis 55l .oss
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ST. LOUIS. April 21.-wool steady:
medium grades. combing and clothing.
lSuz2c: light fire. 1fdl7lkc: heavy fine 100
l3lsc. tub washed. 20Q3lc.
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UNION PACIFIC ADVANCES
NORTHERN SECURITIES INJUNCTION
RESTRICTED TRADING.
Agreement of Ore Producers to Come
Together Prices Helped Steel
Preferrcd-BOnds Irregular.

Sales Of stock shares ......... 323.1OO
CoIrespo7ding day last year......... 521.7GO
sales 10 date this year 80, l..S - ~
10 corresponding date last Near.. oil ,OOI ,oOO
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS. April 21.-Lead firm at ST. 42l1s
Shelter. $. 10.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour
quiet at the recent declines. Wheat-No. 2
spring. S6G95c; No. 3, S4G92c: No. red
9319i%c. Corn--No. 2. 491zd5Os4c: No 2
yellow. SIC. Oats-No. 2, 371s@37A; No. 8
white. 3913d42c. Rye-No. 2 67Q6Sc. Bar
ley-Good feeding, 32035c: fair TO choice
mailing, 45a55c. F1axseed-No l. s1.O2; No.
| Northwestern. $1.09. Prime timothy seed,
$2.95G3. Clover-Contract grade, $40. 20.
Mess pork, per brl, S126l12.5O. Lard.
per 100 lbs. s6.55G6.57l2. Short ribs
sides Qoose). $6.25d637i9 short clear sides
(boxed). s6-311z@6-50- Whisky, basis CT high
wines, sl.2S.
Receipts-Flour, 1920 brls; wheat. 10000
bu: corn. lbs. 200 blu: Oats. 1850 bu; rye.
1000 bu; barley. 1880 bu. Shipments-Flour
80 700 brls; wheat, p, 600 bu; corn, 200 bu;
oats. 169.N0 bu; rye. 900 bu; barley, H.
100 blu.
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Drugs.

Bass. &c per ton extra. ground floor or dumped
I'm cellar. soc per extra. second floor
Tled in cellar. From wagon. &c per ton extra
by wheeibarrow. chute or basket.
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No. oats. 4i15c; standard white sac; No.
white. $40; No. white. 44Izc.
Hay duh. Shipping 65ft10c: good TO choice,
s214q95. Hops steady. Hides steady; Leath-
er firm. Wool quiet. Coal nominal. Beef
steady. Cut meats dull. Lard steady; re-
fined steady.
Rice steady. Molasses steady. Coffee
Spot Rio steady: No. Z, invoice. 7isc mild
STEADY; Cordova. 10Gl3c. SuSar-Raw
steady; fair refining, 1858 9-16; centrifu-
gal. SO test. 3 9-16: mOlasses sugar, 2 1850
2fsc; refined quiet.
COFFEE FUTURES.
The market for coffee futures. opened
steady at a decline Of 5G10 points.
in sympathy with rather lower Eu-
ropean cables than expected and con-
tinued full primary receipts. There was
considerable liquidation apparently, but
trade interests Were buying the near posi-
tons and prices held around the opening
figures, closing steady net sale points
lower. Sales. including about 10000 bags.
switched from the near to the latter posi-
tions, were reported of 5000 bags. including
April. at 5.9Jc; May. at 595d6c: September.
al 64OG6.50c: October at 6-55c; December.
al 6.75c; January. at 6-S0c. and March. at
6.9Jc.
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Poultry. Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK, April 21.-Poultry-Alive
weak; Western chickens. PFC; fowls, 1312c;
turkeys 13c. Dressed easier Western
chickens, 12d13c; fowls. 13Q1312c; turkeys.
15Ql6c.
Butter irregular Receipts. 1871 pack
common to choice 14q2l15c; State dairy,
common to choice 15M2Oc: held creamery,
common to choice, 13G19c.
Cheese steady. Receipts, 2,352 packages.
State full creams, large and small, fancy,
September, 11G111ac; State full creams,
large and small fancy, good to prime, 912
@lOc.
Eggs strong. Receipts, 1925, packages.
State, Pennsylvania and nearby average
finest 1870 State Pennsylvania and near
by firsts 1Sl9c; Western firsts. 1S11c; stora &c
selections, 19c; Southern frsts, 1Sc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Butter, firm;
good demand; extra Western creamery. 23c;
extra near by prints, 25c. Eggs steady;
fresh near by and fresh Southwestern, 1712c
Southern, lie at mark. Cheese dull and
unsettled New York full creams, choice
to fancy, 101zc; New York full creams, fair
to good. 9d92ic
CHICAGO, April 21.-Butter steady:
creameries, 14G23c; diaries. 13G21c. Eggs
steady; at mark. cases included, 161Ad17c.
Cheese easy; daisies, 9d91zc twins, sc;
young Americas, l0al01ac. Poultry-Alive
steady; turkeys, lie: chickens. 1215c.
ST. LOUIS. April 21.-Poultry quiet;
chickens. 10G10i9c; springs. $3d5 per dozen;
Butter dull; creamery, 17Q2ic; dairy, lao
1Sc. Eggs firm at l5c, case count.
CINCINNATI. April A-Eggs firm at
16lzc. Butter steady. Poultry quiet; hens,
12c; springs, l6c; turkeys, l3ql4c. Cheese
steady.
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THE JOBBING TRADE

Che quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale deaers)
Candies, Nuts, Figs
candies-Cspital stick candy tbrls). sc ne, H.
common mixed. &C. grocers' mixed 5I.c. f,a,ns.
twist stick 7is4sc: Banner cream mixed 90.
Derby mixed. sizc. -
Ncts-Soft- saeiIed almonds. I5c: Brazil nu,.
Zee. niberts. lie: peanuts. roasted. 7asc. rntxea
nuts. 13c.
Figs-Smyrna. f,e per ID
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Oils.

OIL CITY. April 21.-Credit balances. 81 SIS
Certificates, bid Shipments, 60.672 brlS;
average, 1929 brls; runs. 1905 brls; aver
age. Il 900 brls. Shipments. Lima, 73, 499
brls; average, $40 brls; runs, Lima, 66,057
brls; average, 52,00l.
SAVANNAH, April 21.-Turpentine firm
54&c. Rosin firm A, B.. c., d., S2.45; E.,
$3.50; G., $3.50; H., s2.65; l.. $780, X, s3.15
NJ. $3.50; N, s345; window glass. $3.50:
water write, $3.50
WILMINGTON, April 2l.-Spirits turpen-
tine steady. 54Ac Rosin. nothing doing,
Tar firm, 81. Crude turpentine firm, S2.25,
1915 and 81.
MONTPELIER April 21.-Crude petro-
leum weak; North Lima, S1.16; South Lima
and Indiana, Sill.
NEW YORK. April 21.-Petroeum steady
Rosin steady. Turpentine quiet.
CHARLESTON, April 21.-Turpentine and
rosin nominal.
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Alcohol. g. 55as75: asafoetida. aOc; alum. 2AQ
&c; camphor. S1-O301OS cochineal soc: chloTo-
form. 5SuSJc: cOpperas bri. &c. cream tartar.
pure. 32eg55c; indigo. 65ds0c; licorice Calab
genuine. 2J1f0c; nagnesia. carb.. 200
pc; morphine. +. & w. per OF. s. 45a2 Is:
oil bergamOt. per 10. s.. opium So 5O43 Is.
balsam copaiba. 5JGs0c. soap. CASTLE. FIR. 1877
1sc; soda. bicarb-. 2d05c. salts Epson. Ia I4c:
sulphur -four. 2AGsc; saltpeter. Sdl0c; turpen-
tine. G0065c: glycerin. 6izd20c: iodide potassium.
s2-7042 50: bromide potassium. 45G59c: chlorate
potash. 15Gl2Oc: boraN 9d12c; cinchonida 291
s4c. earholic acid 25q2Sc; cocaine. mur 50. SO9i.
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Chicago Stocks.

by A. ". Thomson's Wire.
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UNITED STATES BONDS

United states refunding twos. registered. Jos
United States refunding twos. coupon. los
United states threes. registered ............. 106
United States threes coupon. .................l 67
United States tours. registered. l33
United states fours. coupon. l3i
United states old fours registered ........... i07
United states old. tours. coupon .............1 07
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Flour.

Spring patent. $3.50 per br; winter wheat pat
ent. in bril- %: straight grade 81 So; in bril- low
grade. $3.50; extra fancy. in brl. Si75; buck
wheat flour. S. 10 per bril-; graham. $3.50 per brl.
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Haight Items.

The dwelling house belonging la NuL Hzr
re; Frrderlcks wAs entirely consumed hy FIRE
AZ midnight on Nrx Year. eve. The m,zi
house. which slo3i a short distance iram she
dwelling aas harmed also. Mr.. FrrdenCks
has been living w'th her Era-d1aFg'er, Mrs
smith, IN Baltimore. i1z some uur, Sd the
house wRs unoccupsd. Origin q, iha are Hn
known. bat undoubtedly q ~as caused by AZ
inccudiAry. The hoase vas inszrcd. bat the
instance had ran out
Five deaths have occurred m ihH v'rfniy
during the PAS, taar months. Jacob Rran1eH
burg died ID September Nr. Green. pt ozk
iaud Mills IN October. Basli Fhi.HFs and
George keller. ST.. 5a pree aef, Aa1 Fred
erick Bemher deed on Tuesday morning. ~
bis daughters. No Michael schmidt s. Iass
Is al unusual occurrence IN 81 short Nms,
bat al we're men over - ycavs o'd. rEcept
Mr.. Braudeubarr Cd age. together sfta
heart trouble. caused death ~ believe Geo rart
exc.
The weather has bg-a vrry severe So tsr.
the ggoand beius trsEca almost cnu'tHagasiy
SINCE ihe hrsg 81 November. AMI sas DRY s.
that lime and several socks b-lagc. aiih rs7F
little rain az 60 iHc prrssut TIME Pc Wa'ef
supply zlt be short next slasmer &c toaF.
II there IS anything Ike a crop p uaeai ar
rye next summer the frrezlrr 4a1 taawlnE
theory sill be exploded We have newer
knoHn grain 70 have 81 bard umc o. fhe past
fall. Il fact some graia d34 uoG copc sp a.
all
As Mr. Benson. ghe uewiy elected Caanv
Commissioner. hives near gh,s rg4 10 the caan-
IT, ~ hope be vi.i De abe 30 indacc The other
Commissioners Go payA ytsIl 90 the r1etsse
catcher % bridge on the Bai.uzer ros4 over
Morgan Run, ~ g seems they have been
6ghgug shy Of this excuse - = br3E-. az a
uiore suitable wori woa3 b. trap ig= some
time One thing Is cerJRin. boseyrr. ghas Ii
they don't build = E1pi bridge, sud 81 .rnH
one AZ that, mighty soon she present ou- wiI
either SINK info obiyssa or % HJH BECOME
necessary Tor q rHAu In walking So ~ 5s n0 AEi
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-01-09

Monday. Janaary 4-lrftars nf aiminss.
sratiuu 1a mr.. eststo 70 John W. EyIer, lAls O.;
Carroll COUNTY. deceased. zvrr granted 60
Charles G. Ever. uko received order 90 uoti.
~ creditor
The lAst Ell. au8 testament of Lvi1A T.
Crahl-, rAs admitted fa probate aad .etters
l-slamsutary srsaisd 'herrna 90 Hsnry Gait.
wha ~ygsr r-i order 90 uaIits creditors
MavF : S-hRea~v. rrrclt-rV g; As'toa
SchaiT.-. lafe ot Carroll county. deceased. r.
ceived ORDER Oh eel stock
Letters nt sduinrstraisu0 on tar estate 90;
Mari A y Ir.stay late ~ Carroll county.
deceased. SER granted 60 Nlcaar. : Bal.
hart and Jsa~s A Ietter, aaa received
arrle- fa un'lis cgel.,ara.
Ca=.s.saa C. CrRhls. ,a-rsrg1E AdsuiHzsfrs
tg-. z a. nf John W. Craahs. ale 81 Carroll
rs4nfy. Deceased, rvcrsyrj order la .-il rrz.
estate
Joseph A Gaa'd~a. Acssar executor %;
MARI Auu Grsldra. late e Carroll cuasiy,
dee~sss-8. settled first aud Seal Account
Turs3ar. January 3 - Cura~Hls Hail.
aln.-a-.sra.Hr IF Emiv J Hell. deceased. rr
srtrri rrBcc n Eaurf Go snr~ss f4a1a
The lass ~als sad t~stAr1~ai 81 john II
Hs-rrz. uas admitted 90 probate and letter.
'ssiam~usary Ihrvvou Hcsr Eraafs4 ,o Jaha
r. BAr0ss Agi George &. Bafur.. sa1 rveesy
ID order 90 aaiifg creditors
Mary A. Marg.n, rEccstssx ai III Martin.
natural razri,an q Joha u Maula, sestled
drss aai haa5 account 81 by saartlazFhlF-
Jaha u BAir8 and Nil'laa T. >Hyiprs a.
gifussgrA,ars, n a. 81 John Baird .ats % Car
ral euuafy. deceased. received ORDER ot Golrj
,1 cell personal property
George r. Cox. a4taiarsiraE4r :. B. "a & 3.
a e5 Ms'ehar Cox settled secoai account