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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
looKNe INTo MERCHANTS sANITY.

August Marcus. a wealthy German merchant o.
no 1G Abingdon Square was taken TO the Psyche
pathic ward al Bellevue Hospital yesterday 10 Re
examined 20 his sanity. About ulue months
ego Marcus was struck on the chest by e barre
q -four lie Hftcrward complained o. pains On
his heart. Saying that every -rl-i beat went %
bis brain and caused violent pains. Yesterday he
became violent because o. the pain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

- local market Tor not cotton eio sr5 Sns IS &c
Grie saIcs reported q. - e. 81
for Tl-1tiie 49, teicErapnee a. 80.
splt rorrfrai: Charleston. nule
lo"h. ,..~y+-~ uulst ard unclaimed AZ ei - h n
bpartt !" ur1uote6: s.. Louis rorla 90
tll.'- nominal a.
to.eI At .1s 6ni partial = Lover Co. a. iSirc
Gales BIG ha-e- - r5t-on ~ leading points Tor to
ttLii from &29o - 80 fror,
row e. ~ - 80 last year al o..tsae. AR
as as go aranst leai last weeh an. ~ai1s1
~. -. 81 Houston. ron @.lyJ - $3.50
ard GOIe iaH bt1t com
Heceipls Al - ~. tas last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
nnvrRKoss DAUGHTER IN CONVENT.

ra,,-,.r-on re. Teb. HI IL announced here
.s,, ths Youngest daughter o. Governor John G.
MecuIourh o. Vermont has entered the convent 81
81. eir-e~hoo6 60 s. Mary an Episcopal order,
.-fi.F las rs mother house near Feeksklli. y. y.
ti-borrb her family ere CC1grega -i0nalists, Mss
NcCuli0urh has Tor some lime been attending The
TrFcouzi Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
ar PRESENT Oh ACCOUNTED FOR"
,---,l Dinner Of Mount Pleasant Military
Academy Alumni

-. s,rusl dinner Of the Alumni Association o.
-. ,,,grt Pleasant Military Academy OF Ossining-
- -. t4psson. one OF Lhe Oldest schools In The
g.. ,ook place CT the Ftfth Avenue Hotel on
-,-..s,v evening A large number q the 'o-d boys
=. ,ucosssful h various csllings In this and
-,-tso.ur States. were present Major T. K
80. 4, The class Of %. presided, and acted c.
...,+-,s.tsr. giving romirisceuces o. the academy
-. N. war TIE guest % The evening was VIII
- - ,r,rl-ov who made az eloquent and schol-
- -, .ss-rss S1enches were 6lso mace by Q T.
r-5s,s principal y tho school. lo-ont " Gl-Aoe A.
S-.s r u Miner and ". III. Emery
~. committee ir charge % TIE dinner WAS MADE
: p, Il n s-hwsrzwae,der. =. = Miner, =. 8
rrssv & a Schneider und G = brusle ne TO-
e..sert Major T *. Gibbs, vice-president. Colo
- n a Drv-nes. secretary. ~. IT, Emery treas
-. r, Miner. members % the executive com
-rittee q r secor and j. s casey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
ExPLosWEs coMMIssIoN AppoINrEp

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday appointed his NUM-
cpal Explosives Commission. The members are
william Montgomery. John Sherry and Ab-a hsr,
Pser They VII set SO q meeting And that's
Tie last plum on the tree" SAID the Mayor. Is he
MADE the announcement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
). J. HILL swEARs OFF s1oooooo.

The Tax Commissioners yeate-cay received n
better from James !. Hul president o. the Great
Northern Railway Company. Who WA assessed fo-
NoNoo0 personally. He enclosed an arfsrtt tar.
he o., and Tor twenty years has been s voter 49,
uEDayer q s. Paul, MINI. and Is not la lie Tor
any personal tax mere "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

W. - sero.atlons were a. follows: FIrr-P-F,-r,
~ pri.g 30 s5GsCc. 30 2 -eS sF~1s1 y-r4'S-
fes5-r 49, ~ &c EYE-NC = ESQ BARI y-5465i
Frrree $3.50 iar q choice mailing SEa1-c FLAX
fset5 S55I5-Prims s. q CloVFP----1-.rf ,-. ~,
r. IA, = fsss-Aess rer bbl So 7E0sfs s-a IkFGL
Coassl 4 ~ 20 GU MEA1s-sh8rt ras fides
-, -l.aAL l-iasis of ~ u.nss q ~
X -. I.-Coss; WIIEA T--so Z had r-E,.
Tuf- o---eIL y NJ. 80 Northern 49, -
50. ~ BE- sspter6er So a. - ~' a-es' ~ &c
~ 49, re- li.-WHEAT4-1o higher. Ne / vo-th
Rrr-il-- - northern aal s6c. Fuv ~ I $50
: e.. So -, % 4 ilQTzc BAE1.ET-rl--r "a
Nay. GAfs5E Nseao CCkA-Firmi 10 g. ssG1s = G.
su'y 60. s.-,lisse i7.-wHEAr-Msy. psS osss.s;
e Aosths-r go $50. on track. No hard s. &C.
erie 81 slrss ~ patents s. s0fES. second nat
q 60 6. % pr - eeare s. c0Fs1 20 second clesra
PhH.s,,-,. NN-ln buk SIG9sl5 y
coutuacf -. ~ H-WHEk T-F,-rr .,s ~ btsh,-,
AZ hc f.rss- F-tleff s. o. = 7si o. CCEN-F-Irrn
DC BI'T-rt - While bo0a0ssc. % clipped 50s
csearler, a IN Eo1e demand. erfrs weston
- quiet f-ssi aear5y prints 2so. EGos-stesay
q MARI 49, 49,. ei-. % marx. froah Western
tortern 1890 tern a1Golc a marx. fresh
cresrs 1900 -. ttiffEE--stnnfv. Neu-YorF flu
ts2o 005 p5uns, y sc Becelpts-Flour. 1000 bbis and
bush 80 aacae; Ehrat 600 bush. co-n IL 90
t1st eo-r 49,. olat. EHrp1 ENTs-WheaL O. 6Oo
s. - - blta. oetE % 600 bush
g eos. -. - ~. E-Close; v-TEEAT-aso red cash
Eac C0FN-N-os July. 6 eGs0Acs No hard pl3
-. eahh &c. May S2sc. No 2 white. - sso
Fsarls-v e l1.-c1-ovERsEED closed: Cash nnd
taks So 81 -. Asrea s. so April Sc T2As prime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE

Bunale Teb. l7-F1yoUR-T1-7a- wEEAT-sp-,nr
g1let. 10 4 Northern Chicago c s 2 g. % rTrN-
Strong 30 yellow. t2&c. No ? Jlh9tlho oars
eae 30 2 white. CSC: 40 nlizsd- s7c BARLEY
heEta-r. 65065c
chcsTo. Feb E.-Ths leading futures rsaF.s a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
Steamboats,.

ION A AER F E&eEss Hs
FALL RIVER LINE Newport and Fan River. Leave
Pier 10, " H.. foot o. warren St. days only al
goo f.. ~ steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
,.es--a eac4.
S0EWICH LINE va New London Leave Pier 40. y. r.
GARRISON 81. week DAYS only $50 p N steam
CITY or LOWELL. and CHESTER W CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR s-ew Haven. Hartford. spring
week DAYS only 900 r Steamer RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
ROYAL RLTE LINE

sDuiIv FDlTy. except Sunday. FSuudav only
Of-es. Liberty St Ferrv. south FERRY N4tor Hou.~
iS5 cGi. 42t 1870 1854 Boatay. Isl 5th Union
square 125rh Vest f2Sfn s 81
Columbus Ave. New York. Court ST. gf4 $50 FulFo1
St Brooklyn. 800 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG View york
Transfer calls Tor and checks baggage desnafion
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READING SYSTEM

* Z = - NG - - ! en-
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL &. II.
Liberty street south Ferry. Crias from south
FsIfy I'VE minutes earlier than shown bsIoW.)
E1sTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NtArcz
tltt Nj 90 q 10 Easron onlyl. 2.10 A 81. "a.
-, 800 % IS Easton onlyj p "a Sundays. "a 13
WILKESBAsRE AND SCRANTON 90 so L. NJ
~. r NJ Sundays p q A. ~, LOO p M
LAkEW OOD, LAhEHCRST, TOMS RIVER AND
wood and Lakehurst only. 40. a5.Oo p Il (G0a
u ~ Saturda, -. urdays. 80 A
ATLANTIC CITY-.s a. a 81 &c 40 p NJ
NlNl.lAND AND B2sIDGETON-fzG00 A NJ. fIsa
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
fOtNE PLEASANT AND sEA$UOEE FONTS
400. $50. lL3O A. Il. X170. A45 sac G80 n 50
p u sundays. except Ocean Grove. 400 A. NJ. zoe.
PHI. ADILPHIA-CREADING TERMrNAIJ. .4az
E1so. TOO. t2oo 400 SOC. 1900 so. o. %.
2tTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-sazs fSsa
1850. .;i45 = IL. 100. gao. 400. 100. 70 a
RI.ADlNG H1RRISBURG. POrrsv1LE AND WILL
IANSPOkT-'4oo 90. - % 800 $40. G0 90. n %
=. N. Realms oulvl. "glOO. ia 90. ~ 90 p NJ
Reading. Pottsvill- and frsb'g only f4o1 % p ~
sunday iSunday only tParlor only. Ma
Oflc~s: LiJery 81 Ferry. sourh Ferry. 9 As.or
House leI. 26l. 42t 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1g7 SIN
Az. Is Union square West 153 East 125th ST. s~1
West 1Z5th ST. 2f5 Columbus Nv York. f'oSfrs
St 7tt $50 Fulton S. BROOKLYN; eco Broadway. Wi-
iamsburs y Transfer Co. calls for ana checks
bncEaEe to deStfnatiou-
W e RESLER NJ Burt
wee Fres and Gen MEr Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

LaCkAwannA Railroad.
Leave New N1rk- foot Barclay and Christopher sta
$50 4 M-Eor B!ashamten and syracuse
TOTO a M-t0r burral0. chicago and St LouiA
I'D r. M-F1r Buffalo and Chicago.
tfOU p Nor Scranton and Plymouth
600 r. M-Fcr BuTalo and chicago.
= g. j. M---Jtca. Csvreeo. Uhaca. Bursi1.
- a.. M -For Cht~ur0-SferUerg 9 p ~
Tickets a. ifT. so Ifs3 1926 Broadway y. = -
Ful-cn ST.. BROOKLYN sDaiy. Except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Agency
- supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Cover-~s-eal
etc. 70 Colleges. Sc1ouls and families Appiy 10
Ala h ,. XCUNG-FCLTOS. - Inion squaz>
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RRlTlMnRE AID OHIO RAnRaAn

Leave New York City South Ferry. Liberty
Chi,ag0. FIttsburg 81 10 Mt 81 rs
Chicago. Columbus ~ 55pn LQ0pm Diner
FttS1urg. Cirvcilnd... . 2 35pm 8 f0Duu Limtsd
''Pittsburg LiEiited''.... 6.55pm Q gOpu Bufsf
CincnnatL II. Louis. ~ 10 8 M SI-eDsr
Ciurinnnf It. Louis 30 25lm 30 Scam Diner
Cinrinuat, ST Louis. . 8 E5Dm 01ura FuTst
Norfolk ..........-..... ~ 55pn j. 0Opu pfner
sDauy- 1CaiIy, except sunday. Sunday only.
Of1ces: 261 43f 1900 Broadway. = House
Greenwich 81. S5 Un1n square W. s01 Grand 81. ~ T..
SAB Fulton St. Brooklyn. South FERRY and
Baggage checked hotel residence Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-18

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via Springfield and
BOSTON ALBANY a.AELEOAD.
rains leave fs-02 A n. tl2OO noon sAOo n
~ 90 T.. NJ - -
Tickets at New-York Central tcse. Offices isT as ana
l2l6 Broadway. and at Grand Central station.
a n eAlL n, GEORGE III. DANIELS.
Uenerai Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 11.-Butter steady and
in fair demand; extra Western creamery &c:
extra nearby prints, CSC. Eggs firm and In good
demand; fresh nearby, 31c, at the mark fresh
Western, SOC, at the mark fresh Southwestern
10000 at the mark; fresh Southern 2sd29c at
New York full creams. fancy, 11Mc; New York
full creams, choice, lice; New York full
creams. fair to good, 1041c
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-Butter-Receipts COG
packages. The market steady Extra
creamery, 24c; creamery common TO choice 15lD
231zc; state dairy, 15G21c: held creamery, 15G22c
Cheese-Recepts. 4,665 packages. The marked
was steady. State full cream. fancy small coll
ored September, 12c; late made. 1OIbc; small
colored, September, 12c; late made, 10l2c; large
white September, 12c; late made, 10lkc Eggs
Receipts, $3.50 packages The market was
steady. State and Pennsylvania nearby average
finest, 31c; state and Pennsylvania seconds to
frsts, HQ29c; Western extras, Bic: Western
Grated. 24G2Sc.
CHICAGO. Jan. lion the Produce EXCHANGE
to-day the butter market was quiet and steady.
creameries,, 16u23c; diaries. 14q21c. Eggs easv
at 23426c, at the mark. cases Included Cheese
steady at 10G1O15c.
ELGIN. Jan. u.-Butter to-day ruled firm on
the Board of Trade at 24c per ID Sales in the
district for the week were 436, 900 lbs
KANSAS CITY. Jan. u.--Eggs weak: Missouri
and Kansas. cases returned, 211ac per doz. new
No whitewOod cases included, 22c -
ST. LOUIS. Jan. u.-Butter easv. crsaroor
1Sq25c; dairy. 13Q1Sc. Eggs higher at 22isc
case count. -"
CINCINNATI Jan. 11.-Butter steady Egos
weak at 2S425c. Cheese steady; Ohio fat ion
101zc.
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ELSEWHERE.

CHICAGO Jan. n.-Cattle-Receipts 49,
90; loo 10 2ec lower Good 10 prime steers
s51l5D;poor TO medium. $3.5Od{9O: stockers
and feeders. S225u4: cows. $1.50d425: heif-
ers. 245; Gamers, $l.50q2.35; bulls, $2a4SO;
calves. S3.5007.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; tomorrow. 5000.
Mixed and butchers. S-50Q490: good TO
choice heavy, s4S5q4S5: rough heavy. $40
gao: light. $4.3Oa4.65; bulk OF sales. $3.50
$50.
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000; sheep and lambs
steady 70 zoe higher. Good 10 choice weth-
ers, 81 l04475: fair 10 choice mixed & 256
a. Western sheep, -. 75046O: native lambs
$f463o; Western lambs, S4.5Oq6.25.
NEW YORK. Jan. u.-Beeves-Receipts. 2 sss
Steers l04l5c lower; medium grades 2Oc lower
bulls and cows weak l0c lower Native
steers. 81 5OtpV. S.; bulls. S3Gi65; COWS 81 ION
ais. Cables quiet: live steady. Sheep higher at
13c. lambs. lie. dressed weights Exports to-
morrow. s42 cattle. LIS sheep and g 500 quarters
or beef
Calves-Receip,s. sss yeals steady 20 a
shade lower. barnyard anG Western calves
easier Veals. s. so6s; little ..aIves ssll4: barn
yard stock. E1o4ap; Western calves, So l2lk0
s.B: city dressed geals. sal3Ac per ID: country
dressed. safe.
Sheep and Iambs-Receipts. 10 ees The mark
- Was steady; somC sales Of lambs higher
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Sheep. s3a4; extra sf45: culls. $25O92 70; lambs.
S5.50G5.75; no Canadian lambs.
Hogs-Receipts 16 SS5 The market was slow
and 2oq25c lover. State and Pennsylvania hogs
s5.20d5.4O; choice heavy, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 1.-Cattle-Receipts, $500. in
Guiding 1900 Texans. The market was slow and
prices We're generally lower. Native shipping
quoted up 10 $3.50; dressed beef and butcher
steers, AG515; steers under 1000 lbs. $1,000;
s.. 25g415 with fancy corn-fed heifers up to
$3.50; Gamers. S2.25Q2.5O; bulls S25OQ4 calves.
40; fed s4soafG6; cows i and heifers. s21oasiS
Hogs-Receipts 1l.OOO The market was slow
and irregular Pigs and lights, H30d460; pack
ers. s4S5g475; butchers and best heavy. $45O9
sheep-Recelpts, $4,000. The market was active
and steady. Native muttons. S3d4 IS; lambs,
g 25a5-55; culis and bucks. s2g4; stOckers. SEA
KANSAS CITY. Jan: 1.-Cattle-Receipts, 10
900. including 500 Southern The market was 70
qi5c lower Export and dressed beef steers "a 20
Q4I5; fair 10 good, SO. 50q4; Western fed steers.
g l5Q435; stockers and feeders steady at SSq4;
m steers s4 s o S9TtheF bt eSSs
s75; bulls steady at $225q3.5O; calves steady at
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. The market was 5@1Oc
lower. Top. $3.50; bulk Of sales, S4554475;
packers 81 SSRt75i pigs and lights 42S@4S5ls
steady. Native lambs, $52515.75; Western
lambs S59555; fed ewes sSgS IS; Western fed fed
ssf 75i ''a'' 'foeAsrH and feeders $500
EAST BUFFALO Jan. 11-Cattle-Receipts,
Prime Selected steers S. s5a5 40; butcher steers.
ST. 4OQ4.T5; stockers and feeders, S2.75g375; best
cows. So 50694: top veals. S.75qs: fair to good.
$7Z5d7-50: heavy fat calves $4Q5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts lis The
market was active and easier. Choice lambs,
s65O66.60; fair to good 81. $3.50; choice weth-
ers. &%a5.75; export ewes 50 75q425; mixed
sheep. 50. 75q4 %; yearlings. S42Og5.5O.
Hogs-Receipts 40. The market was active
and 25c lower. Workers. good TO choice, So
grades s5.o5a5 10; rougRs. $4.2OQ4S0
PITTSBURG. Jan Observation-Disclosures 1S5
loads The market steady Choice, s.. 25Q
$40; prime, $3.50; good S4.65q490 tidy, $500
$50; heifers. s2.75Gi20 good fresh and
springers S40Q50; common to fair, S20G35.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts fair. The market
was higher. Prime wethers, 81 4Oa460; good
mixed, s4q4 30: choice lambs. S6-SOq65O fair to
good. s5.904625.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 double decks The market
was slow and 15c lower Prime heavies, $5d5.05
mediums. s5d5.05; Workers, S4.90q5; pigs. 81. 100
AS; roughs. s3.50G44O.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. u.-Cattle-Receipts.
6.l00. The market was 1Oql5c lower. Native
steers, s.. 4OG5.60; stOckers and feeders 2.5OG4
lower. Heavy 46Oq465; pigs, S35Oa43O
Sheep-Receipts. 300. The market was stSng
70 a shade higher Sheep. s2.209I65; lambs.
81 75G5. 20.
CINCINNATI Jan. n.-Hogs quiet and lower
at So 40q3.9O
Cattle easy and lower at s2a465.
Sheep steady at S2.25q3s5. Lambs steady at
81 50d6.50
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Trouble over a Ticket Agency.

The Western lines are unable to agree
over the establishment of a joint validating
ticket agency during the worlds fair at
st. Louis. AS the revenue from the agency
will net something like $1.0Oo,0OO, it can
be easily understood that as many roads as
possible wish to participate. The Western
Passenger Association seems to be of opin-
ion that it could arrange the agency and
name the constituent roads to suit itself.
The terminal association holds a different
view. The st. Louis lines have demanded
that they be allowed to establish an
agency, pay all expenses, and of course re-
tain the revenue. The question has be-
come further complicated by the insistence
of several leading officials that the estab-
lishment of such a bureau be done jointly
by all the passenger associations. There
five of these. This view seems little
strange according to the idea of several rail-
road men, but it is not likely that anything
definite will be decided until the Central
Passenger Association has been heard
from. The rate to be charged for validated
tickets has not been taken up. A sliding
scale may be adopted, ranging from Is
cents to 81 If this is done, the price paid
for validating a ticket to a return pas
senger Will depend on the price of the
ticket.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-12
Cutting OF Passes.

The Pennsylvania cut off from its list
more than five hundred annual passes for
merly issued TO officials and members of
their families. AS would be expected. this
action Is creating something like conster
nation among hundreds of men who have
been accustomed to receiving ANIMALS in
December, and who looked for them as
matter of course. 1t has been the custom
nual passes TO sons, brothers and other
male relatives of high officials. These
passes were sent out from the general
managers office and were good over all
lines east. Now all is changed The Of
ficials of the auditing. freight and various
other departments who have been receiv-
ing passes from the general manager have
been notified that they will receive trans
portatiOn only from the vice president to
whom they report.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-12

Fred ]. Thiesen and Tossie Hamilton.
Deaths.

Dorothy A. Benedict, 700 North Sheffield ave-
nue., eighty-two years, paralysis.
Floyd Cecil Taylor, $50 Germania avenue, six
months, pneumonia.
Oscar r. Carter, e15 East washington street.
twenty-five years, pneumonia.
Mamie Vaughn Craft. 2115 North New Jersey
streets two months. bronchitis.
Oscar Trontman, deaf institution, nfteen years,
meningitis, following measles.
Zilpha Weaver. 1911 Reisner street, four years,
burns -
Lilly Wilson. Childrens Guardian Home. If
teen years, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Hattie E. Bennett, 1929 Talbot avenue. seventy
years. Brights disease.
Infant Wilson, 741 East Market street. ateloc-
tocis.
Emma Piel rs Eastern avenue. nineteen years.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Doc Pierce Sic Minerva street. eighty years,
heart disease
Jesse Earl Hutchinson. 2s5o Print street. fifteen
months, pneumonia
Newton Eldridge Cook. Z2N Bellefontaine
street, ffty-two years, acute collitis.
EphrainI Warren, as Sherman drive, forty-eight
years, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Ethel Johnson, Colored Orphans Home, sixteen
Mrs. Addie shearod. 1924 Peck street. twenty
years. tuberculosis.
Sarah Parks. lis Linden street. thlrty-nine
Edward Mays. Prospect street. two years. pneu-
monia
Marie Elliott. Miami street five years. bron-
Edwin King indianapolis Orphans Home. four
months, hereditary syphilis.
Bessie Bannister. 4SS North Capitol avenue,
Mary Moore 542 Goodlet avenue, fifty years,
typhoid fever and pneumonia
Albert Edgerton. 400 South Illinois street, TWEEN
ty-seven years, Bright's disease
Thomas V. O'Gara, Is Trawl avenue, six years.
tubercular meningitis
Daniel w. MahoIm, 1928 NewIand avenue. for
ty-two years. typhoid fever.
Patrick Barrett. 9ls East Maryland street, sew
enty-four years. lobuiar pneumonia.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. u.-FIour steady; red winter
patents ASQ45O; extra fancy and straight.
at 81 2oa2 81; prime higher Corn meal Steady at
81 Bran steady to strong; sacked. east track
o Mhea tra higher MG ssd cash esy8
7slsc; No. hard. 7sQS0c Corn higher: NO 2
cash cash eye; track E&Q4s1.c; May 451s@@Ac
track ssSsslsc May. ssc: No H Ssiia 4o5se
Nag sea siyaar timothy a9 E9ls prairie
Bagging. 6asQ61kc. Hemp twine. &C. Pork
lower; prime steam, s6,S7lE Bacon steady;
boxed extra shorts. $3.50; clear ribs ST. 60; short
900 bu corn $4,000 bu oats 600 'i bu Snip
ments-Flour H. 900 brls; wheat go 600 bu. corn
$1,000 bu; oats. 1000 bu.
KANSAS CITY, Jan u-Wheat-Nav 71hn
IKE July. 6sAc cash, No. hard, 72Q7319c
No. g. 67q70c; no. 2 red, S6c No g. SSGs5c Corn
ss4G Se %te July 4o 4Ge S SASH No 9o %Ssd
No white, 40a4c. Receipts-Wheat Ia. 600
Wheat. $4,000 blu; corn. LEGO bu: oats 10000 ba
CINCINNATI Jan: n.-Flour-Fancy. $1,000
80 family SSSOqS.e5. Wheat firm; No. 2 red
and higher NO mixed Ssassc 'c rye casts sfedd fm
No 2 SIC Lard steady at $3.50. Bulk meats
SH. Sugar easy; hard refined. 44SQ5.9Sc.
DULUTH. Jan; r-,wheat-In store. No 1
size; to arrive No. I hard. s5hc; No / north
ern, Soc No; northern; l1ac; No. spring.
and to arrive. S69sc
TOLEDO, Jan. 1L-Clover seed-Cash, s6.9716;
January, bsll3; February, S.02la; March,
N.01lz; prime alsike So. 90; prime timothy 81 4O
Wheat-May' see; July. SSAc; cash, 9O1kc,
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan n.-Wheat-May, S6ssc:
hard SSSsc Noi Northern S 9e f No MG
ern, S27sc; No northern, 76q7Sc.
LIVERPOOL, jan u.-Wheat-Spot firm; No
? red Western winter. 6s 30. Corn-Spot firm:
American mixed new, As 3D.; American mixed
(od) IS Cd.
BALTIMORE. Jan. observation-disclosures. SsIbc:
GOrn-JaDuarV.
MILWAUKEE, Jan u-Barley firm. No 2
62q64c; sample, 37Q62c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-12
VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. IL.
Births.

John and Anna Gellispie, 1884 Lee street, girl.
John and Hannah Keller, stump street, boy
Gottleb and c. Sunderman, 20lO MASSACHUSETTS,
Christ and Lilly Hansing. 1914 South East
Emery J. and Hattie Dennis 5l4 coffey street.
boy.
H. W. and Emma vitz. 300 East Merrill street.
Peter and Anna scheick. 22s North Davidson
street, girl. o.,
Orville S. and Elizabeth Purvis. Is Traub ave-
nue. boy
Harry and Edna Jones' 5O7 Bell street boy.
Thomas and Olive Gibson, lace East Eleventh
street, boy.
James and Alice Hafford. 14ls Jared street,
girl
Frank and Anne Wilson, 741 East Market street.
boy. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Amos, East Eleventh
street, boy.
John and Lizzie Weaver. ls47 West Twenty
sixth street, boy.
Frank and Sadie Doyle. sos West New York
street, girl.
Philip and Mayme Bonn. s21 North shefield
street, boy.
William r. and Lilly Brown, lois West Twenty
sixth street, girl.
James N. and Nellie Duncan, 1906 Pleasant
street, boy.
James and Annie Hunter. s5S West Eleventh
street, girl
Lawrence and Minnie Denny. 442 North Rural
street. bOy.