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Deaths

Juapita Kelley. Is. Riley hospital
David Henry Wright. "A. city hospital
William Hood, s. city hospital, cerebro
Mar. Mary Booth, SO. Methodist hospital
chronic nephritis
eral peritonitis. s''-
william Taylor Fulford So. Long hos
pttal, carcinoma.
william A. .stader, 20. 1908 zwingley.
arterio Scierosis.
Elizabeth Harris. 81. 2s44 South State.
acute dilatation OF heart. w.
Mabel Tapp. 81. 8ll Hiatt. acute dila-
Ear X. Riley. "a. 1893 North Bradley.
scarlet fever
Cordelia Carpenter. 40. Methodist hos
pital. carcinoma.
Edith johnson. S.. 1928 Martindale.
chronic myocarditis.
Amanda Funk 49, SIG East 30th. acute
dilatation of heart.
Grover c. White. a, 956 N. Jefferson.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Wilbur Leib. II. oil North East. acct
dental.
Isaac Smith. ST. city hospital. acute
Jesse. a. Hill. 81. $40 College. cerebral
Nina Curl. SO. city hospital. acct
Matte Page. &C. Asa Minerva. lobar
pneumonia.
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Chicago
Stocks
-IBg James T. TAMIL s CO.

Today was quite good day for
the general run of stocks listed on
the Chicago Stock Exchange. Allied
Products stronger at 10, final; Ben
dix in large trading went to 24I4
rg-Warner also was wen liked,
but eased off TO 2824 at the close.
Cord was almost dormant for the
first half Of the session, but buyers
in large volume appeared during the
last couple of hours running and
the price went up to 10l2, closing
strong at that figure.
Electric Household sold up to
.27s4, finishing at 277s. Majestic
was only fractionally changed all
day, as was Middle West and insult
Utility.
Ratheon was in large demand,
making a rise of points to II.
United States Radio was heavily
traded in ending steadily at 30l4
Demand also was large for Noblitt-
Sparks, closing at 49,.
With very firm and strong clos
ing, presaging higher opening to-
morrow.
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BUiIdinu Permits

R., schlay. addition. 1919 West Eight
eenth $500.
Frank Baker, garage. 1741 Naomi. 5000
North Bosart. $3.575.
R; sullivan. dwelling and garage. 4sOe
East Tenth. $4,000.
Service Wrecking Company. wreck dwell
ing. 1896 North Pennsylvania, $500.
Service Wrecking Company. wreck dwell
ing, 1927 East st. Joe, 5000.
Service Wrecking Company. wreck dwell
ing. 938-40 North Pennsylvania. 5000.
Service Wrecking Company. wreck dwell
1881 East st. Joe. 5000.
Alvin Jose, dwelling and garage. 1851
Linwood. $4,000.
Alvin Jose, dwelling and garage. 1857
Linwood. $4,000.
c. T. oliver dwelling. 2755 Hillside ave-
nue.. $1,000.
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SET LAST RITES FOR
WILLIAM M. JOHNSON
Funeral Services to be Held Satur-
day: Burial to be in Crown Hill.

Funeral Services to be Held Satur-
day; Burial to be in Crown Hill.
Funeral services for William M.
Johnson, SO, who died at the In
diana Christian hospital Thursday
after a two weeks illness, will be
held at 2 this afternoon at the
Kregelo & Bailey mortuary, 1888
North Meridian street. Burial will
be in Crown Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Johnson, resident Of Indiana
eighty years, was a friend of James
Whitcomb Riley. He was in the
clothing business here many years.
He was a member of the Central
Christian church.
Survivors include a son, Harry
Johnson, Indianapolis; sister,
Mrs. Martha Wilson, Greenfield; a
brother, Ben S. Johnson, San
Benito, Tex, and a granddaughter,
Miss Barbara Jean Johnson, In
dianapOliS.
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GRAIN MARKET
UNEVEN AFTER
EARLY ADVANCE
Corn Futures Are Lower on
Profit Taking Sales in
Late Selling.
Bv United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Profit- taking
sales toward the close erased a good
part OF the early sharp advance on
the Board Of Trade today, the mar
ket showing evidences Of an over
bought condition. Chicago moved
in close unison with Winnipeg
throughout the day, rising strongly
early on the favorable foreign news
There was noticeable lack Of pres
sure until near the close. Corn was
easy at times, closing lower on late
selling after advancing with wheat
around midday. Oats eased to-
ward the last
At the close old wheat was un-
changed to a cent higher, new
wheat was unchanged to Is cent
lover corn was q to l cent lower
and oats we're u cent lower to -
cent higher Provisions were steady
to strong.
Millers were reported buying all
kinds of wheat at Liverpool, the
sentiment having turned bullish
overnight. and at the close prices
we're IL to Ia cents higher. Bue-
nos Aires was up "a cents at mid
day, largely due to an advance in
the exchange rate. Cash prices
we're unchanged to z cent higher.
Receipts were los cars.
Short covering in corn on the
strength in wheat resulted in higher
prices in the former grain. There
was some profit taking on the rise,
but the tone was firm and at mid
session the market held a z to &c
gain.
Receipts at most points continue
large as the farmers are taking adj
vantage Of the good weather to
move their grain to market. The
movement is so large that the gov
ernment's report on March 9 is
expected to show very little corn
left in farmers hands. Cash prices
were unchanged Receipts we're ISL
cars
Oats partook of the strength in
other grains and advanced early.
Scattered selling left the market
unchanged to sc higher early.
There was no feature. Cash prices
were unchanged. Receipts were ~
cars.
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Brokers' leans increased s2S. 900, 900 in
week to 81, 772, 900, 600; non brokers loans
declined S1S.0OO.O 900; reserve system ratio.
81 per cent against 8S.5 per cent week
ago and 1875 per cent year ago; New
York ratio at 1918 Der cent against $3.50
per cent and 75.1 per cent respectively;
no announcement on rediscOunt rate now
at per cent,
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DO7U-JOneS
Summary

NEW YORK-Cables opened at AS 21-32
against ABS Ills: Paris checks, l23. go;
Amsterdam 12.l07: Italy. s2.So5; Berlin.
90 437.
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N. CLYDE MAY TRANSFER AND
STOR a C.E GOALp A NV
Siee mn De cTNr poNne

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
missioners OF the City of indianapolis.
Indiana, at the southwest corner of he
ridian and Ohio streets, in the city of
noon March 10. 1881. when bids will be
opened for the sale OF One Hundred
lightweight Thousand dollars (SlSs. OOOJ
shall be 1873 in number and numbered
from l to l88 inclusive; each one for the
interest at the rate of four per cent
(4%( per annum, which said interest
shall be evidenced by interest warrants
bonds and maturing on the first day Of
July and January in each year unit!
the principal shall be paid, the coupon
Of July LIST, 1884 being for interest to
that date. Said bonds shall mature on
January LIST of each year beginning with
January LIST, 1882, and ending with Jan
uary LIST, 1862, and there shall mature
OF the. principal of said bonds on each
said January 1st until and including
January lst,. 1861, the sum OF SO 600 and
on January 1st, 1862 the balance of said
principal in the sum of $4,000 shall ma
ture. Said bonds shall mature on the
days aforesaid in the order Of their
Said bonds are being issued for the
purpose of raising funds to erect one
new elementary school building to be
and Worcester Avenues in the city OF
indianapolis, Indiana.
Bids to be in sealed envelopes addressed
to the Board of School Commissioners
southwest corner of Meridian and Ohio
street, Indianapolis, Indiana, endorsed
Bid for School Building Bonds of March
A prospectus of said bonds. form and
envelopes necessary to be used in bid
ding will be furnished upon application
to the UNDERSIGNED. Said bonds viii be
issued by the unassigned pursuant to
formal corporate action taken by This
Board on the 25th DAY Of November 1880
and February II. 1881, pursuant to the
Indiana, Statute Of February 10th, 1918
(ActS OF 1919, Page g.
The fun right is resolved by the Board
bids. "a
=, Each bid shall be accompanied by q
CASHIERS check on q responsible Indian
apoHs bank or trust company or a check
certified by such bank or trust com
pany and payable to the order of the
Board of School Commissl oners OF the
city OF Indianapolis for at least three
per cent go OF the face value Of the
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION.
EHS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOIIS
BY A. b GOOD, Business Director
indianapolis. Indiana, Feb. 20 1871
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In the Cotton Markets
NEW ORLEANS
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
MARRIAGE Licenses

stage hand. and Gladys M. Buris, "a, Of
Alfred siestema, 81, of 30 North Ban
croft, salesman. and Nellmarie Beck, 10,
Royal W. B. Gould, q, Of Anderson,
pharmacist. and Hilda G. Koontz, 25. OF
Harry E Goodwin, 81, Of s1s west Mar
ket, salesman, and Nancy B. Marsh, 81,
of IA Hampton court.
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BIZ Times Specia!

LOUISVILLE. Feb. -Hogs-Receipts
200; market. 15c higher; 900. lbs. up. $3.50;
100 lbs S7S5; 1870 lbs. down, s6.75; roughs,
S5.25; stays. s4.25. Cattle-Receipts, 500
market. steady; prime heavy steers, So Ia
MEDIUM and plain steers. s5S $3.50 Fat fat
heifers, S5.50G8.50; common to medium
heifers. S4Q550; good to choice cows,
S4@5; medium to good cows, S35064:
cutters, s303.50; Gamers S2q275; bulls.
S395; feeders. S6.25G7; medium to good
feeders. $5.25@6.25; stockers S466 Calves
choice, S7G9; mediums s5@6 so: Common
to medium, $3.5O94.50 Sheep-Receipts.
so; market, steady; eve and wether lambs,
$3.50; buck lambs, $3.50; seconds $3.50
down; clipped sheep. 1894. No shipments
Thursday
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Death Notices

CARPENTER. CORDELIA-wife of Virgil
nosner s OIL Fi ss5 G. and Maqrine &
p. m. at residence, 272O West WASTING
eon street Burial at Columbus, Ind
SATURDAY. Friends invited
DAVIS, ELIZA ELLEN-Age So years. be-
OF Clara and Hansel of Indianapolis
ROBERT Mrs. Isabel Black and Minnie
a3ayls all OF Alexandria; Charles Davis
Baxter Of Mt. clemens. Mich. psssed
LAY rep. ~. Services at the EngieWooo
christian CHURCH Sunday at p. n
FRIENDS invited. LITTLE Ss SONS h
charge
GRIFFITH, EVA J.-lnee Nobie5 wife of
tae late Calvin Griffith and mother Of
PATTERSON Of Franklin and Mrs w. A
Lancaster OF Greenwood, passed az-sv
A. a. he5 n! nome east Of Greenwood, Friday.
req. 2Otn. Funeral Sunday, Feb. % .
p. m: at the home Friends inviiad
5urlal Greenwood cemetery.
HOGUE, JOSEPH Passed away in Lake
e @9fiFtn;t Fla "a Monday a. m, Friends ma
after Wednesday, 7 D. m. Services AZ ~ r.,
%; Paui M. E. church Saturday. 2 o. m
frlenos inyited. Burial Crown Hif. In
eIllaIse OF Nortn PARK Masonic lodge.
N GEE. SUSHANA-Widow OF Isaac No
zee, mother Of Mrs. Francis Lett of 3o0s
RaIstoa ave, and Mrs. Nora Cook De.
parted this life Thursday, Feb. i9' age
JCoAo- 1uHeLdl MONDAY. FEB u =
MOORE q KIRK FUNERAL HOME a5s6
Statlon St. 10 a. m. Burial Kokonno
M dno. Friends invited. (Kokomo paper
NORRIS. EMMA DROTZ-Passed aTav
thursday a. N. at East Orange. N
moIner Of Dwight Morris ana Jean E1iet
GU sls.et OF Lena Van Deman. and aunt
TE!LANNER q BUCHANAN MORTUARY
4oIoay. 1880 2. m. Friends Invited
N VOL FRANK j. Se.-Age 70. died Feb
~. az the home Of his daughter SFre
Z. 3; Leppert,. f3l5 Central Avenue. c1fbsr
SURVIVING children are Alfred F. Noil
crank J: Noll, Martin w. Nou and The
OILS, and. Glenn W. NoIl Of Cincinnsk
FUNERAL from the residence Monday 81
S:So: ST. Joan Of Arc church al 10
O'Clock Burial at Holy Cross cemeterv
Please emit flowers.
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BIZ rnited Press

CINCINNATI. o., Feb 3o.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900 heldover i40: moderately
active, steady to 15c higher; spots Csc up
on weighty butchers. better grades 16O to
around 200 lbs. down: 235-260 lbs, SIPS
Q7.50; 10000 lbs. se.75Q7; 120-l50 lbs,
$7.25 to mostly $3.50; bulk Sows, SIS Is
@5.50. Cattle-2eceipts. 375; calves, 275;
market. slow steady to weak; some bids
CSC lower on steers and heifers; odd lots
common and medium S5.75G750; most
beef COWS S425M5; low cutters and cut
tiers. S2.75q4: bulls. s525 down; vealers
steady; good and choice S9.50G 10: lower
grades. SO down. Sheep-ReceiptS. Dps;
better grade lambs SOC lower at So 5On9.
lower grade steady to soc OF at Sc so
47.50; sheep, steady; fat ewes, $3.50
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ACCEPTS CITY PULPIT
Wisconsin Minister to Become Pas

WISCONSIN, Minister to Become Pas
tor of Second MOravIan Church.
The Rev George c. Westphal,
Ephraim, Wis, has accepted the
pastorate of the second Moravian
church, Thirty-fourth and Hovey
streets.
Mr.. Westphal will move here soon
after Easter to assume his duties.
He will succeed the Rev. Vernon w.
Couillard, who resigned last fall to
accept a post in Dover, o.
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Ia rnited 80

EAST BUFFALO, N Y. Feb. 2o.-Hogs
Receipts, 1000, holdoyers, 200; active
TO all interest; weights below 30 lbs.
strong 10 10c higher: others I5G25c high
err bulk desirable 150-2l0 lbs. s8G810:
23o-25o lbs. 81. 7.s5; pigs. So. Cattle
and heifers, s7G750; beef cows, s4.5O@
SIS cutter grades. S2.2563.75. calves
Receipts. zoo; better grade yealers. steady:
others, weak TO soc lower; good to choice
81 to mostly sll.50: common and medium
kinds. s6.50G2. Sheep-Reeeipss. 1000;
lambs active. i5G25c higher: good to
choice. $9.25G950: medium kinds and
throvouts, s8-25Gs.7S.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Potatoes-Mark
SAYS 3.s5 Dbl: Ic;Ao. 45c a $3.50 sack:
Bermuda, S6.506s bbl. Canada, 5Oc@
$3.50 Dbl. Sweet Potatoes-Market easy;
Jersey baskets, 65c@S.50: southern baskets,
$i.75G2.25. Flour-Market quiet and firm
er; spring patents. s4.6064.90 Pork =
Market quiet; mess. $26. so. Lard-Market
Market hrmer: special to extra, 3la@
3s4c. Dressed Poultry-Market steady to
t1rm; turkeys. Si@4Sc: chickens 2oQSec;
ducks. 15G22c: Long Island ducks. 22i5 a
24c. Live Poultry-Market firm; geese
l3@l9c ducks. i5G28c fowls 2S626c;
turkeys. 500 40c; BOOSTERS. l5G1Tc; chick
ems. goa 9Sc; capons. 22d40c: broilers. sc
q soc. Cheese-Market quiet; state whole
milk. fancy to special 17G23i5c: Youne
America. l7Q zoe.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 20. - Hogs, 900:
holdovers, 1872: steady to 15c higher; 100
2l0 lbs. $3.50 790; 220-25o lbs. S715@
725; 100000 lbs. s6.75@6:9O. on account
spreads; pigs quoted $3.50, rough sows.
S.; stays 81. Cattle-25. scattered hold
steady, occasional low grade cows, $500
3,75. Calves--200 active. strong to soc
higher, desirable vealers. S11.50 to S12;
steady. plain quality considered few
woolskins good enough to pass. S8.75 and
So; nearly good clippers. $3.50.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Feb. 20
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
RAW SUGAR PRICES
Other Livestock
~ United Pc

PITTSBURGH, Feb. -Hogs-2eceipts,
900; FOLLOWERS. $50; market, 25@S6c high
er; 10000 lbs. s7.s5G8.1o; 10o-1s0 lbs,
Ssd "a S5 27o az i5S S74Cg dod 24e
ing sows, S5.5006. Cattle-Receipts is;
market, nominally steady; calves, receipts,
rs; market, steady; good and choice veal
ers. Si0Ml1.50. Sheep-R5ceipts, 500; mar
ket. steady: better grade wooled lambs,
S969.50; choice clipped lambs. s8.75Q9.
aged wethers up to So.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss OF delivered
n Indianapolis. 10c; henery quality No. l.
Poultry lbuying pricesl Hens, weighing
lbs. or over, tic: under lbs, i6c;
Leghorn hens. lie: capons. 7is lbs. up. 2sc:
612-71a lbs. 24c: under Ga lbs. 20c;
SpringerS. lbs. or over. tic: or under S
lbs, 17c:. ducks, spTingers. lie; old cocks,
94l1c: ducks. full feather fat white &C:
geese: &c. These prices are for No. top
quality quoted by Kingan g. Co.
Butter (wholeSalel - No. 1, 306Sic; No.
2. A7G26 Butterfat-25c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American Loaf sic: piniento loaf,
32c; Wisconsin f1rsts. 27c: LonghornS. SAC:
New York Ltnberger. soc.
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b. United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. nj. Feb. 2o.-Hogs-
higher: top bulk. i50-210 lbs. s14oS7 60:
220-250 lbs. s777.S0; 260-350 lbs. Sc 500
6.85; sows. s5.Go95.75. Cattle-Receipts
LOCO: calyes., 800; very few steers on. sale:
in light supply. generally steady. Sheeo~
Receipts 500; few choice lambs 70 city
butchers steady. with bet kind at SCI
No sales to packers.
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BIZ United Preas

CHICAGO. Feb. 2O.-Cash grain closs.
WyVheat-No. red, 7si5c: No. 3 red. 7sss a
G 1sS No ! hard, 79ssc: No. hard 77iac.
5slac:. No. 5 mixed. 57G57ISc: No, 3 vel
low. 62A 96S94c; No. 3 yellow. 6oZ PIC:
NJ :, Z yellow. 5ss4 ?s6Oisc: No. S yellow.
81 &c; No. I white. 59660c Oats-No.
white. 33c; No. 3 white. S215633c No 4
white, 30lac. Rye = None Barley-39G
oVc' Iimothy-SS.75@e. Colver. $1,000 rs.
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Average Stock Prices

Average price Of thirty. iindustEials for
high for 1881. Average of twenty rails
was 1908. up 81: Average OF twenty ty.
1881. Average of forty bonds 1926. off GA.
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BIZ United Press

ket, i5Gs5c higher: l00-lz0 lbs. Ss.75; i4o-
100 lbs. s7.25: I60-1e0 lbs. $3.50: 10000
BIS. 81: 2o0-2l0 lbs. s7.S5: 2l0-22O lbs,
1890 lbs. $685. 2e0-280 lbs. s6.75: $50
800 lbs. s7.55; 30o-350 lbs.. $685.: rouQts.
s.. Is: stays 81; calves, SO; stays, 81:
calves. $40: lambs, IS.
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New York Stocks
fBv thomson q McKinnon'
a. rnited 80

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Sales on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day totaled 100000 shares. Curb
Stock Exchange sales totaled sol 900
shares.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO FEB. 20-Hogs-Receipts a5O:
market. 15G25c higher than Thursday
best time; heavies, S6.50G7; mediums. STA.
TBS; workers, s7.25d $50; pigs, s7.25E 1850.
CattIs--Receipts, light; market, slow;
calves. receipts. light; market. stead.
Sheep-ReceiptS, light; market, steady.
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Calf Born TaiIIess

VERA CRUZ, Ind, Feb. 2O.-A
calf without tail was born on the
farm of William Spade, living near
Vera Cruz.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Feb. O-Eggs-Market firm:
receipts, II. sos cases: extra firStS, 17l2c;
firstS. 1916: ordinaries, l5GI5ISc; seconds.
lS1sc. Butter-Market firm: receipts. s. 4s4
firsts. 2662Tc; seconds. 34G25c: standards,
26jsc. Poultry-Market about steady: re-
ceipts, 2 cars: fowls. iSQ2lc: Springers.
turkeys. 25c: ROSTERS. 15iac. Cheese -
Twins. l4@l4isc: Young Americas l6A a
l6isc. Potatoes-On track. 778: arrivals.
l03: shipments, $50: market about steady I:
Wisconsin sacked round whites. $500
l,3S: Minnesota round whites. Sll5d l.25:
Idaho ruSsets. $l.50Gl.60; Colorado Nc
Ciures. branded. Sl.70Gl.65.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

600 including 1900 direct: active active 80
S5c higher on weights below $50 lbs;
966eF lS %eSs shsr t9 So Rqk f&
weights, $6.5O97.50; pigs. $6.75Q7. rs:
packing sows. $5.85@6.15. Light lights,
l49-l60 10; good and choice. s7.50Q7.75;
S750@7.75; medium WEIGHTS 20O-250-ib..
good and choice. $6.90Q765: heavy weights.
250-350 ID. good and choice, $6.40@7;
packing sows.. 27575OO--lb. medium and
ID. good ard choice. S6.656l7 so. Cattle
Receipts. LOO: calves, receipts, 1000; fed
steers and yearlings steady with week S
little action but kinds suitable for shippers
in broadcast demand: these kinds selling
at So and upwards; bulk. s7@S.5o, with
veaiers. Steers. 6oo9so0 ib. good and
choice, $S@ll: 900-1 100 ID. good and
choice: $s.255@1I;5o; i,1oOoI 800 ID. good
and choice, $S.75@ll. 50; 500. 800 Id. com
mon and medium. $550@8.50: heifers, $50
$50 10. good and choice, $6.75@9.75; COM
mon and medium. $5.25@7.25; cows. good
diHm, Ss,so@z5o: low t cutter and nd cut cut.
good and choice beef. s4.759 500: cutter to
MEDIUM an6 nBos s4@S1 yealeFS milk s7 fsS eo0
and common. $5@7: stocker and feeder
cattle; steers. 500-1,O50 ID. good and choice.
S675@QS;25; common and medium, $4;75Q7.
fully steady; spots strong; other grades
and classes, mostly steady. with week S
tendencies: numerous loads choice 1890
ter sheep and lambs Lambs. 80 lbs. down
good and choice, S8Q9.10: medium. SIPS
Q8: 9l-100-lb. medium to choice. $7@9;
ID. medium to Choice $S.50G5; ali weights
Gull and common, S2Q4. Feeding lambs,
50-75 ID. good and choice, s7.75@s.25.
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LEGAL NOTICE

You are hereby notified that the goods
you have in storage will be sold for
or before Feb. %. 1881.
Walter McClain Rufus Williams Mrs
Thomas Franklin. E. F. Dillihay, Laurence
r. Bowles. Earl Brown. Ivan Printz. Roy
Sherman. H Randle. J. NJ. Ayres. l.. c.
E. L. Burkholder. Grace Wheeler. j. B.
Plummer, Katherine Thomas. Charles T
Gift. Hattie Plue. Harold Cordell, Ira
Morgan N Bibb. Connie Mack. Kenneth
Ault. Dora Case. Mrs. H E. Mayer
Lewis Stroder. Mrs. o. G. Ashley. Grace
Gilbert Henry Williams, Mrs Mary Reed
William Reidel. Paul Kirsch, Ira Elmore
Mrs. c. H. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
7'' N CLYDE 5iS7rf 9 NAY TRANSFER AND
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New York Bank Stocks
(Ry Thomson & McKinnonl
Cash Grain
Feb. 90

The bids for car lots of grain at the
I: Q. b.. shipping point. basis 4I1sc New
YORK rate, were: Wheat-No. 2 red 6815
eI69t2c; No. hard, 6S1a @691ac Corn
white, 55G157c; No. 8 yellow. 81 IL a 56c No.
yellow, 5Sd 5412c; No. 3 mixed, 52654c:
no. mixed. 5lQ52c. Oats-Steady; No.
white. S0@31c; No. white, 90 a soc. HAY
STEADY ITO. 0. b. country points taking
2SE2c or less rates to Cincinnati or LOUISE
ylnel; No; l timothy, s15@I5. so: No. Q
timothy. -$14Q1450; No. 8 timothy. sig
Il; NO; ! light clover mixed, SI5MI5. SO:
hay. $16@1650 wv
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Feb. 20
Clearings Observation-Disclosures. 81, 8l3 ,0O0.O 90
Debts Observation-Disclosures. 6,176, 90
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Feb. 20
ClearmgS ssss.sssssss S0ty 0OO, OO. w
Balances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3,100, 600. 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
Feb 49,
Net balance for Feb. IT,. $161, 465, $685.
customs reefs. mo. to date 1915 078.Ol
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Net Changes
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 2o.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today follow:
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying &c for
No l red wheat and 67c for No. hard
wheat
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Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET No. 10419.
In the matter OF the petition Of In
terstate Public Service Company and OF
well Electric Company for authority TO
purchase and sell certain property.
Notice is hereby given that the Pub
conduct public hearing in the above en-
titled cause in the rooms OF the. Com.
mission at Indiana polls. Indiana. at 1000
O'Clock a. m. on Monday. March End.
1881.
Public participation in this hearing Is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY J. W. McCARDLE. Chairman.
Indianapolis. Indiana.
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wheat-No. red, 5 cars. Total. 3 cars.
Corn-1newl No. white. cars: No. 1
yellow, Is cars; Sample yellow. 2 cars; No.
mixed, car; No. mixed, q cars Total,
4S cars: OatS-No. white. / car: No. 3
Wnlte. ) cars; No. white. car Total,