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i i 10 DSSES Hi HQS iMAOKFT The Blonde Peanut Season WE Ml REGAINED k'rki A FAIR RUN AND A BRISK a Hi. r.t. 'LOCAL "DEMAND. rA'GH' OF EXTREME? VALUES (I and for tood Eutcher Slock Cat t'e Continues Strcnj Buyer Bear' ish In All Undergrade StocJcl All f.f the )e "noted on yesier la et fuUy rvurk tfil put trsr t. tn they wefe.

at th i iui T1 as ofriy brisk lor ull imah'i, a fair irajairy fru'rn ti, Kaaiein faa: la jlo active mar. Tlw im mct In cnndJlion riTi, rl rrrj.H fr a 1 htr ictn rnr4 Trica rtrr kt yfmTOrfy ftu r. txt i ffher. avrrr aJvtfe 11. i Tf "mtlnu to ft4 a )Uirt ri.il ihnn aiiy wttT grd, and abt all ffca nti in, ti trmisr Jn on lilts Tl Ruu fln ttn tM lifrht fni tf.

xtrrro ttp tw.ritl&iM rv i rTrjwa jjeit llr.f aoa. Th irtt is urxi9iiit, at th tmnrn duMiir ti at tfcl aeaaun Vari frwoi .10 'J aui i.r c'aond In rwl atkfc th i. Jt cainf atoadjr vr. th a4vnrd' Jtio. i 'y ...............4........

234 2V4 hers tt l.i',.,. Km rr 17? Cattle Market. nary JliU Nl, ti ifit ll Sheep. C. 3 rV loa tanjbit rn ie3 am shep ti Cbol.

thep rs. atui sheep i its. 4 XvATT. Jarsiry f3 MI tea IM 40 SS )Kf 25 $'a is 5 rat? la mari4t fJll fiivldcd" irto two fra aia ladr anil tba Othrc dull Wa. OnfAl ttarscactory.i but the i "teaaoj" cotnn.iMkin ara i'lj.

wTiaril er ttinu' fjr good, butcbar tba ujTir Tiwra wa r.lHUa artn ity to tie null i )T In kucja this ihun haa brtr uxed lalmlr. I ha lm i. jt, hore. fcaa, aa rrt. to L.a In vaiuo ei rr.

t.ar i alth th( car him titj ef lut Wr.Ua buyr taka a ina ar'ls at steady they Tery. lifanmmtifi(r aa to quaJity and ara a iii unarrraaa arm: situation en lieavy Kr alt'a la puitilm fs or aoma tJ na a a boyn. nd haa barn backaard aiout taking hoJd tt fuiahad rattii. and lvr tiiry it ladunad lao ao It has bfin cnty at ii" ean f. ara.

"Tba, brtr tbey tha laas rrt lo do wKh thm, but the chnapor a rij julckr rhty will taka Vartn." way oa man tip tha mrkt. SJfht e' tX hnwar, lalriy wail. The traje at if nt la aaitiuc tor ra ef ipxxl quatUy l.ai0 pounds la waiaht; ponts an.up; a tifOiT at "f.reafMt. Ou tif tba lare" rna is ltivln tirtriaT i nuLt ta tha lack of proper traiiaporLation lta drtwaad tf. caltja era cu.

td at K.iO In this market, bnt iht f.ff ura v'irir a tnaUrr rt ajjftiiati.in. tf. fri now ara faw and vary far t.aa. UjS TaorruJif clr was JTartlcaliy i i a iacdatitl, 4'uy rfuaing even t. b'd in prusr Tha f'jr ft'eii run ettir than tha vvy Snt oitlna.a nrrjilL Tha fajf ruarkej la Brm at.

quota CUaa4 fio Decided Chins; 1 and lamb" n.arkat bas ihown tta 1 nlnrt ain tha of 1a wk. ti' na ooniioua falny aatlsfactnry aa tha trv ta riwral arid for all aweep" lit eoatnioa, tr.ia rradna. Tba light sup i atia.i'y f.a, ed at ad)' figure: i jfnes 1,050: cattK' l.lH BOfa. I Sj4 cftttla and HIS aluwp rt iuwiay. and b'g.

IT, a bse rotter quift. rIi aataiRg strrtli rase, but fuUf aa MUiijtu as thny wnra Jijit t'iiaa to tbahuNiiay This' waek's will fca a llttia irr tha'a latt ara riyltiif on the bfjiT rlu a si to sUnsuiata tha A feav niura ara note4 anng eonitmni i ia only a tair attandaaca oT rr ji a rvinwn ijiaii SBVeraJ are bold i 'a iff for nut k'a arwfcil aucti'n ot tea fiur atyt' aia that ttrg tua Jiaat THies January tuning ttiC baavy borsaa, id Craft, ara to te oisjxd of. ton. rare. baa tn dmkI in entrita icatn e.

now ana of sn untmuaity t.iirril nnrnTria t.j i tJ a' cumber are tue aucresiaful hivraoa of tha ewifral K'atta Tlie walk's j'. K. am is aa. y.wiows: tnilj)ea 1 iaaafrta tid poarh horara; Thuraday anj cods. ffr ntMWa.

milt had tanta a 5ra, wntifnvj r. a drrrs and anl i Atut li hacd taera tvr. this iA iS aucttoac 1 I f7.Tarr,S VftM to r'1!" erport eiaars, 1 i. iHt iiwis ivrritt I ifl k't to niedlnm aiiitirt atavra. to jKJiitida arrrara I Ssouiids artid if Tjma fcutchar ataars, t5 l.wJ iit'tiods avannya ta LSKa povixi rt fV.iui S'aera, to X1j 'uni .7..

indium arada tJli. ri. t. ijuuds i kMTk 'n. to.

sir at (K ara 4 6 4 3 4 71 3 4 TI 5 4Cf 4 ii 4 4. 1 1 4 1 1 i lprtma beiffrs I TS IN to 1tunv tisiXrrs 1 Ti 'a hiiara v. to faacy axport cows 3 4 ju tKiaa I i to a cow t. 44 d4 euaiftjon wn i Js 1 to icmica ioaa and raJvas Si fcjjtl w0 rnm to ii and oaa ee AXIXMT.lJR to rjKvd i.t veals "oA fM.c fat l.uVla t''S 4 Wrc, '1 trulls i I 7i Cursraqi ta buis I i V'tK eorn f.4. ivs Jbt ntt llr'J 1 raratrc.

Sv i( 21 1 cf 4 .1 iO .14 7'tfS 5.1 1. SJ i Other Lfve Stctkr Markets. V'tHiV. Janui.r" 4 Oart (. aurorg 7 l.v;.

(ukt 4 Tota. ta. Ctirn Oats INFLUENCED AND CORN, JANUARY CORN WAS STRO dec. 3 40,0 dc. 195.0(4 JEM ,1 tviftS.vt..' iVrk Steady; mens.

tlt.O&tf (tsdit: rhr.rt clear. Sis.M 9U.50., tk IVee.rern stsam, 10.30o. Other Grain Markets. MIlAVAI'KViR. Jafiuary 6 Barlcy Fteady; a'tanrtard.

wc? ean pie, i WJ.VTli. January Wheat Oaeh Np 1 hard, No. I Northern, 7tc; fc way, Ma Rrnvc. Ko. 1 Northern, ,7 Or.ts May.3,.

i CINCINNATI. January FlourH Pteadv. eat Firm: 7Sc." CVjm Eaafef 4.7a. 4at Kasierj. tCt SUc Kye Steady rrovliions Firm.

HAT.TiMOP.K. January Flpur Dull and iimtfcuita. heat firnicr; spot a no January, 7' vTVc Corn Klrfrter; spot. UJ'S1S. Oats, rmr; Ne wjxite, 4c, i January 4 Wheat Prt flntta N.

't rv4 W'eetern a Inter, ae; HVI; i OariifoiTTu. ts futures quK't; curket May. Ss. forn pot nrm; Amerti art 1 rnixsl new, 4a llvd; American mixed, uW, S. T5.

Oattie ttr riviarv Vhet Dull and fcisi a ev: rtxnm.n. i. mii'mii Jaiiuurr. T7c: May. i crr vti jvjS.

1 si i Lame Sirta iCi 4.j UKCnT.r. HL Ct! la Re. 4 'ti. Urrt net ii iJeep Heoejfta, l. i sttenn XW ot'wn.

3 AfT i riTiLn a 7' i brav; te4y; e.s i I ttlve 1 1 uf w.im. e. lui. a ana 1 4S JVd: May, 4a 1 I'l'U ami htjrher; Jtinuary. 4jc; Way, 44c, I trn.1 ateady; January.

Stc; Way, t. Kja iSo. r. 5 e. Chwer.e Dull and tn.7i; Mr hv TutKHh) iTlfne.

tl Prime, 2S, i ST. January 6. Wheat WeaW: N'. red elevator, 71c: track, 73? No. 2 berd Ts Hicbet NO.

2 cash 5c: No, 2.wbitc. Jtye Flrni; 4 tif rr uri.a e. l.4" bid. 1 1 and iimVi K'ANSAS CITV. Janaarf i ttm: tamt a to.tt 6 fo V' 'i cah No.

2 hArd tfT ti. uLa ti Nn.3. 4. ftiLjffJ reecti i t7; ti d. JC 'jlc; 2 No.

3. i ivj eoiis to d. i rjtA.it; Corn Ja iuary. 2 May, 37 I niTiKAa lITf. J.roary Kec 'nts i.c rttsh No.

iniiL S. No. 2 white. lt fc. market Jsteady stmrx; vr 'i'c: S.

5s' sV. Oats No. 2 t. native ey kr.a t. r.s wlute Sr.

Kj 'ss t' k.rra and feS 7 i if cl ti U.w t' i 15 te a. t'. rae.be'eH4s IJ.Va )i a.t; xuarkei ettvrg.aei pr, cf e.w i.4..; p4vkr. i ly ie Si "5 i t'' ree; a fc.f 4 fsr Vj TV; Jt'. TcDays Primary.

Primary mnrfct tveeipt Wht. 4k'l'H btr1 eV aiiTi the nrrespon iing any a ago; corn. Si4.e0i. agamnt lUSR i rrfrrmrr Kt fMptutw: Wheat. 173.

lati.es, ilv jf liHhx. ait.r.in tu liri tr.e i iv A xt air: i ft n. tas Kt ii 4 i acr.i VJ buKhele. usi a. rriTi ateera.

I of I.1"' j' n.e. ium. cv t.iutn 7 i tiJ of J7i kra. against Sit itv: i ti.i 4 i orrxsiauiag vlsy vr a a. u.u:)'t Statu bitshela.

Tx.t ate. ra, trtf.H buahets tii'e cay a iMsr b.ai: rar as j. 't or i.r.ft.',. i Ksfsi. 5f cr.rx.

sgslrift 'tri i i i 4 raws t.s. ir list a far aso. uy ii ci. at 'c. Wt is cars; vt i I rn'V i i a' January 7: r.

'r, AT Provision Interests Bought the Coarse Grain Oats' Were Quiet Feat the arkeL of grain, according to Bradatreefm are; Wheat EusheW fitct nf ri 1.440.1 Kurope and dec. CHICAGO, January Tbera was only a tnbd erata trada In wheat to day, and iprtcas wjers about unchanged. 6tdy cables and small celpts wera ull lniiHencra. while tha weatper was fa4 orble foe the mpvitnwnt, but prwrpacta wra tor. thora unfavorable weathar In Northwest.

Local, tfadors favored, tbt buying sue, but the gupport from ouser sources was lark Inc. tuvna; cableai and amaner'icelpts than were estimated cauid a firm tone in the corn fit. Thfta.aaa rood Ormanil fTom lirovlalon In trr i and for export acowtnt and the markot hii Tha atrenrth of the Jaioary, option Quh'inewi prevailed in the trading in oaU. thaueh r.ricea wira steady. A aood caah demaiid and amailer raolpts than had bean anticipated wcra thw strfncthentn fan tora.

May was in artitd ueman from rummtMlon bouaaa. but tiffcrirea at re ratht limited. 6 I'ruvmkros opened BtrotiK on hlcher prices for host, aUboufc receipts at the yards were liberal. Thar wsa a sood demand from packers for May ArtlMea. HKAT Jan Way July v.

July 1 OA3S Jan. Mtt. lay July rtiuv Jan. alay. I L.P.D Juu May Juty JRJHS July Hy A.

W. "Wlr. pnn. High. 4'.

42 4 fa St'j .84 ti Tlb 47 .4 sr t4v 37 19 17 50 3 at 14 13. 1 SS 9 Ii. 4 2. it: 43 feb. 1 47' 67 CSiah what No.

I re. No. hard winter. tv J8n.6; Jan, 5. 71 71 7lb 75 TSf rTIH I7x; 45S 43's ii'ijb RHb S4X 31 Hb 17 10 it V7 40 62 17 it iHb 84 ti4! 16 02b 15 9 26b 47 67 1 to' IS I 3G 7 I Kb No.

red. Bae74t; No. hard wtnttr, fiTfitlc; No. Northeri spring, Toe; No. il! Northern ej.rinit, 735c; co, 8 spring, eijc.

Corn N'a. 2. 4 No. li43c. tkat N.

1 Il'Wc; N. J. VJ.33c Fiax Northr wttern. tl.a: ootUwestem. fl.l; May, 11.1111! i.zs.

Timoihy JaSusry, 2 Clover Januaryr New Yfk. Grain Market STAY TOI1K. Flour Recelpii tt.419 Larreja: sale. X'M packages; Reglectnl nrt stl! lwcely ady; patent t8 4J'i; wliyer straights. Minn wa bakers, it.Z&tJtut: winter tt.2S$ JTl; mn'frr t3.ao tii.90; winter lo gradaa, i Ki.

Flour PteadjU ti snd lo arrive. What Recelnta; il.tf 4 t.ih saloe, bushels; dull and atHiut te.ty on the crn improvenwnt ru ett ady habits; May. 79 l.TKHc; July. T744 KvetHili 1. Ki bashels; sale SO.OtO buehels; lit a rasa cf lx'r quality arain.

supplemeote by higher arid unse tried weather; JaJnH uarv. May. 4 3 4s a ltie. Oats Receipt 41 ettiiiiv tmt cuiet. with thwe markets: tm Iteef tsmi v.

rsroeTir.oo: nmns, lw.tosru.: packeui ti f'r I. i I i i lobbars IUna ttat create at Us Might The. Crcp Is at Its Best in the Month January HeaiDe.ttand fr'omiCandy Makers. fv i pfarjarice noted by Jamef Wl pfaijaitc nptM 6y Jamef ir.e jpeanut ernp, wtac comi into iue Whltl'omb Rily market iat livOrtciwr or eariy In Nov ni pcDooirnaMer akeuh oi Th Object eir.lxr. it at Us btifn January, tl J.tif mait ra ehH the a or thf crop aod thin ary tn th jrfip dry I rfkrvuia i ciMI IA a mrmh being cea i JjJj in tne i n.fl pairksraa.

eaulvat qpaii corn, J.000 bushels rzctu or or.e million pounds 10 all. i Panyt jj'i valttr Called 1. trade. The ronf here ue about Tw naa 2r 'It 18 'Jhilf this quantjtr yearlyfitbe remainder! ffti JdJ" wu A than other bini? 1 dtpoa4 bv wrhojes ale aTcwers. lZV7 3 yeara aiMheretlwas a red JVahiirs ro trrto a.

jtreat variety of candf lu ifaeu (nia mi own KOoda'rPrinciBa ay int wfm are kttnwnl tn 4' tnoai disappeared aa. peanut "6eant taffy" ij and: iTrn We trafle. Tbo tiat'4nte to the "I nut baKs." ji "rf rped sboUfd, and thua Joee TM iwfereifee or tne icaoe ifrowtnir i "i in favor f.f. shelled ianata, rnanyi of Irat Remand by which, well ted. form feature thai Jaf at ChWag lth a eor puf a petjny in the sitft raacninea; iiTuv.ni iu.nwi.in Pficea, many aeai AU th peanuts eotne to thlal m.trket botigbt heavily.

Peanuts nkade a. Wg raw, wholesale candy makTa land if la Prtte. The held on. grof era attend to the roaating. There la i rMjwiie ine worms i air aothorltes a grrat variety of branda, 'among which ttoat'no peanuts lnthe aiell should mav ta mentioned as favorites the "(Jtime ioa Ihe gronnds.

JBefOrfe jthe pea Co k.r Sun," "Shield." nutsl could "be shelled, tte rejjott of an and Beauty." em.rmouB new, crop came in and. prices Numerous truata have been romsed trom i wr aa oasastroueiy. una jdealeif In this time to time to control th peanut ttade, icaught kh 2,500 sajeka, waa'aniong trut mof ot ttiese av aeauaea iraia i w. wwm i for their projector, nut prices are coniderel low: and "corners hara met with better aucctes. ait tee: nouses here are well avrpplied 1v.

Yc.tf.ra Iwlnr ahlnrxiii hv Thfvi urn hnlmstl i the mfila, are carefully cleaned and fbe cents', a. poun.d, iraV ahells aremaae to aaaunie tne Dionue aj a jposno roaated. GRAM PRICES TO DAY i CA3LE3 ABOUT UliCHAHGED ndianapHf Casli i Ii i II cream, fsncyi amaU culoredV fall made, jUc; lata mam, jj'tjaiac lartra coioreaj jail mil ite. 14c: isia nmge. jsvu; large Wttiite.

fall made. 14c; lata mniie, UHS iaVe. Eggai Recelpia. 22.4SS pwwxn nrm: etate and. i 'ennnviv amri.

ave. aga beett SSloi; Wastern fancy graded, ifc; poor to Primes 5M i26c; rvf rlarerated. I7tf21e. 11 market. Watiufaclt rera Uuring (the latlfew wweke ttherai been advamKl'in puilejiaad Vorhblng wools fef from to lo wnd.

'and. they atnow fully on a partti awUh tha baiartca of tb markfli. Terna ry 1ools are'jquoted sia fullows: Fine ir, iirn iijr iirie r.c alto ftna medjumj i htia3c. and I niaxlium. 4it'4or.

Klewe wioola; are good denuind. wifa. prireal nrm and unchanged In Ohio and Pennsylvania, XXX arid jabove, tlSMc; XJiec; Mlchl jtJ gan A. Australian weot is quiet, who Ifpecl.il OIL CfTT, of crude soli lows: Tion CorniteT Oil, Lima jll. 1 'lf oil.

til 10 WM ta Houm tKr.) oil. ti.j4i BL Louis Metalk 3. Jannnry (Uead rfady SteaJy aC 4.45c Savannah ITurpenf ffie. 1 January Tiii ROUQH TH HEART. Clothing Merdhant Himself.

wi Tba Ibdianapol 'News. I.OG.!CNSIqRT, rjd. Janukry 6.4 lierw itoprietor of thf Hub 1 THE IXDIAHTAPOLIS NE1VS at fq 7 cents ni.tyvjl buha ot sTpric Prldea. 9 buahels, mjAtj gtaadyj 'No. 4 red.

'T4c trtck; No. naiuon iirianxf jvo. track; Ctrn4 itaady; No. 1 whlta. 44ci No.i white.

c) Kb. It white; No. 4 whlta, 43c, No. white pilxed, No. ahlta nilxed.

42ic; Noij 4 whita mixed, N4 J.yiow" 43c; NJ (yellow, t3; No. 4. tellow, JiS9g. 41c; Bitted.) Hf 5 OaMMatdy: 1 whlta, iaoe; white. 1 i i.

Inspect lona a red, i car total, cara txrn a.o. wbite. a cars cart; Ka 4 wRltor mixed. 1 1 I carss No. mixed, is caraj; "No.

cars; at. 1 cars; total, Ct cars. kh ing ihit himself, tferoiikh thi witn tevoiK er. at; his.noaae, tO iwon. li was ycar tiej ritident tu6lr.i.S4i ivfialrsf Firm.

KMIed No. 1 carat NO. Oataf Ho. 1 mixed, 1 car; 1ojkL 't cir. a mixrd, tiay t.o.

timothy. 1 cat: Xn a i.i. 1 1 TU Of 1 nc nrgon January Corn 4SeUlne at i 42Gc Oata fPheaf. sh iir 4clover. tio.iwsii.Mi ti 1 A.

I i jrket. 1:4 all ed. aes4c. tno 1 thy hay. 1J.W I A W.

Thomson's Grain iietter. diniunri i 1 1 1 "I 1 lWitMftrVt In rarn lw.i a.il. Tnera a as nm littm atrena ih H. otn local aal; ehorts baying On taK of setter caah jnsmryt ine amount taken fbr sWrrnnt was, howewr. as far aa reported, sSiall.

1: the South. weai reports fair caah denifcntl. jaad millers report fiHttle better flour dJmand in! Minne apolia. The eaah altuaUon. 4n wbole, is rattier sldw, and export buy tnt only of a mod erata' oliiracter.

Aritentine bd l5e eonUnue favorable! On preaeat conditlonti. 'a aeer noth ing oetter, in sight than scalk and wjiaai saouia oe soda tine r.fltm spots. in Chicago wait mSdratly ac tiyei tmly but the; tone was (Rrm The shorts in Janeary were again, a little neKoua and nriiw. tv.M Li.l... i I ti, yupncM uiancr, inaimyi ay; local buying.) There Is no doubt theft tha faeelhta of mm ds very large ir itne rtadruld bring TV but It seems equally.

tru nhat the hlppinil demand would be Jartfe also. Both ara reatrlctfli ty lfk of cars, lal Aieotilatlvk ony Jng a gbod cOaracter kmi. herl tone 1 iOate Market is ouiet and JteadV. The cash tn Vi. hMllli.

1. 1 mv.iiuj Vll. fllU XJll L.J I tne mariket has good, local spehulatlvhi support. Notwitht tsndlng the larae crob. stooks do not accumoltite to any material extent.

L41c of cars probablji also restrict toe oals. moiiament 10 soma extent. I Proviatona The rriarket is ft aiib! hiahr. Moderate yecelpu of hogs atidlcood tcal bay. Ing.

prindpailr.of May stuff, at sttirjooks as tnouyn a ood deal, of1 tha support chtne from he lnng packing Receipt) of hogs a.w.w, against 1 Indianapolis ProtSuce ffeak at 3c: IHjLLTB TFowla oulet tt IV saejysj.j A BtTTPR Country firm at I8i7e pound; i Name. DLL set oil rtk Lacy Ul, Uarbiurvliie il, 4Vc: I American National Kaglakd Oil, lifcc cUed Ottlet; ST. unnl Tt rritory and IS3IS0; cbarjie, 1 ST. 8 1XU at isrvifii a wanNah SHOTT Lcgsnsport QBotaltons Crude OIL to Tha Indianapolis Newsjl 4. The budtations for the different Fffrla ara Oil.

tl.6S; tl 64; tl.Hr Newraatle M. tlHl; Booth Lima oil il Indiana NETtVt ji TORK. January steady: a1t) finlng. a i centeirugal. Nc; Tv(iae)s augar.

I lSe; refined. 1Kd; cruthec, JV f. powdered. 4 75c; ff c. Ceee No.

7. k) aloiasses jtultn New 3234, (ew York Cotton. NEW lYCjTsfL Jajruary ik Cotto middling; uplands, i gulf, etJas. t1 bale. 8L Louis Wool geaerally .11 as fol HoBir Unset granu the.

(Vntral iTrust IN HEW YORK STOCKS tCES WERE LIFTED STEADILY CotoL South. nnp isi Krlbl 2d K. Te ff Xr HIGHER, (JROPE WAS A PURCHASER Good Demand for BondsCall Money Down to Five Per Cerit. 4 Feat ures of the Market EW tORK. January 4.

Bbatairsa on the' Exchange was brisk again ito day, with) i more, favorable conditions joCL the money arket, and 'the bullish sentttnenlt of room1 Pacific. The rtmd baa. had an uSnatiallv favor American 11 A4ritrlcan Ice JOT, Aai Loco. 2p A(. Loco.

9i, meit. Al 43 Smelt, ac fd. 94' 301 31 ColW. South. 71W Cold.

South. 460 V.K.J CL I .1 tiZZ 27V4 64 94 67 106 Open.HIgh, Joultr AUre steady: turkerk. liiaisdi fnn 1 to A SU Sli liUc. 'pultryCreheed fluietand unhanged. rulKSr Bokrd B5V4' 66 HL a.

i Atnertcan Can llVa 11 oua.yr. ni 5 American Can 60 1 BOSTON. ffknu4rT 61 Oood baalnaaa. Arrfwitn. I TCatlorinl Biscuit I 45 atandingHhe jholilay; is reported la the wool I KlaculC 104 ntinua tn bi nk" I eontinu.

to huyi! freely Stocks. 7. Americin Central Life Insurance. Atlaf Kngtne jworks pra. Blt common.

Be KSilroad. Capital iNatioo Title Guar at Indltha Truat lnd.knariolls las Itvdiinaifiits Light Jt Power MlrMlianpolla street Railway Tn.liar.arMiH Fire Insuranc LaytwckJiT. Lew Biilllng Marion "Truer Merckanta' NaUonal Bank. New 'Telephone New Te let hon Long Distance People's ltolt. S3 V4 75 157 69V4 8S Delil .1.173 1734' DcM er 42JW 424! D.

i K. 13: SVJ IlLltentrttl Io(4 Central i 41 V4 Iow i Central pfd 73 K. Southern 33 K. fcU Bouthern N. Metlcan Central 26l4 1 a a I 1 im rooMera.

6c: I iecan ayoimi 4', T.J. i.i...r29 a at SSt; Elgin. T. 1W MiBurl ic( 109 Birrrt itiNBr Belllivg for Uf IN TIC Hi H.Av. .1524 CilEKfcU obblpg prices: Importe4 fwisav SOe Vl Wi 32 a peun.l; id domeatio fisa, a7e; new Swiss.

I VorTk A Western 752 l.v n'lirmtin i viu. I western ioi Tr 1 1 mil. Keaa. ii January t.ButteBrlcks, 1 Rd' 2d 7B4 P0und iS pouwl 7xim. 32s Read TO 90 rs iip.

i ouitry niana. ijc; aprinRH; a Mte. I i according Co slse; turkeys. 12c: llucks. I St.

14 8. STJ liOriS. January PoultrV4 High Kecaipta. Ili410 packages' StatK full St. er: rhlcStana tLn inrtnn I bu jot tiucxBi lie, getsa sc.

ijutter rrpamery wvsk, 1 dairy ISfaiSc, Steady 'At sstws. loss I ii 'Cincinnati. uftH i tiErr mteauy.juitc. tJuttr BieiKiy: cteatnerv extra. 3IIct 'firsts seconds.

dairy. KiflPc Poultry Firm: hen 10c Fpringsj aw; 'lurxeya, Ibees btcacy.j Jknufcrr Butler 3uSt and teady; i creameries ISSttct riairlea. n7il25e. sf wi'iet ana. tosw on, cases re lurueu.

ix ci vneese ijun, cue steaoyi; twins, liSc; daisies. 13frlto: "y'ounx lAmerlcaa? Ui4e. Dressed noul try Steady to flrat; turkeys', J7c; chlkeri, i BALTIMORE. Jsnuary Bdtter PH acrl higher: lancy imitatlort isffSi; fanc? icream ery. rrjMHK lancy Ziupc: fanrty roll, lS1lSc; atoref packcdJ US91Sc Ktcgs Ftrroiand hlgheri freah.

17210. Clheeae Frm ana anrhanged parge, l4tjJHUC; inadiurn, noia aca email, ltSJW'HC, 3 1 1 1 Railway 35, SKS la nA UU. TexjttS 1 Pacific Lv 29 St. L. pfd.

46 ITniriTt Racine Union Pacific pfd. 93! iViUTE. 25 Si ru, e. HCentral 274 WW. Pfd 531,4 1 kisa 'f nfi! 68 rt! urt; I Joint' shi NEW nQHK.

S. Butter ftecelnta 1 Colo. lr. 01 a. 'rtiA nr.

A 1. 6.SS packages; ueadyi; State dairy. tefSScj I Coii. fTobsiCeo 4sl. extra creamery.

Sac: held. creimert. xiiwaew i I IT ffaclno con.v.... i'" iheeae 1 Wab. deb.

B. 7214 S.1 29. pfd.V. 6414 Soul Hern. Pacifle 66 39i '2Si 14! LJ3 14 11 JO; ll'a 304, WVt 94 vi 4Z i 43 43 84! 994 62t; 67 149 mi 75 53 i 26 30 1 t4 LIIOV1 81 93 73 65 67 36 9 42 Mt 47 :4 45 26 1chligotbtks.

STREET ftAILWAY i Poik.l pfd, Rauh; Ffrtiitreru pfd fiertirttyj Trust 'v. Cnioi)i TVuV C'nloa Tjwrtion. common lnio8 p.fd...,......'4 waasoR pti I BrViad ftlpple 5e fitlsens' street Railway IViaWar A Msllfjn 6a. Hm Kfatmg Lighting 5..... inflianajvua v.

lniiactiiia Improtement Iodianapylia Street Railway 4,... Teihone first li. I Nfw Telephone eecotrd Vniori Tijcti4n of Indiana Sx rlghts. TL. I lie niurjcj mariscr.

Am. Sugar ReftneryJ294 1304 Ij2Pt 12 Ainav i 6614 KVi Anaconda 10l iloo Cdlb Fuel S2! ti2H MTk 49H 364 72V4 284 83T4 974 2C3V4 ,265 1 173 1734 "4 42 90 90 38 39 t'a 681 HBy Granger irarwell Co.a Wire. Januarj 6. 101Vi SITl Ndtional I 283 2S't 2Sis 28 Petple's Oaa 104 133S 1 Pressed Steel 63 4V.63V WV, jrnsed ssteei car pf. 93Ta 9, 3, Rik Ironj Steel.

20ft 20H i RjA. Iron Steel pf. 78 r7SV4 78: Rubber Oooda 22 23 Rtlbber Oooda 73 764, 73 iana. nope at 1 wine sm Tehn. Coal ITrjiion Bag PaptlT.

13' U. B. Leather 13 1 U. Leftth. i4 steet ssf LT.

ii Steel oi Ryirs. S.i 34i Ryj. a Rjitlroads Ii T. S. F.i.

85 A.j T. A S. F. pf.t.lOl'fc Baltimore Ohio ..1014 Cahkidlan Pacific. i 13514 Chfs.

Ohio 49 Ch rago Alton 37 ChU Alton jprd.L. 72'4 73 1 ChlJ Gt. K4 21A 36 73 29 1 .17974 .1814 J79V 1814 ll) ufe KO K2U. 52S 49T C. R.

I. S4' C. St. J. 97U .11.

1 Oft7 65 i. 84U 13U i 1314 13 i 12 89Ti I 89 37t4 Kul 84 3i ...4 864 137 87 5 85 94 20 784 23 64 89 3H 854" 102 lOHi M2si 331 137. ICl? co4 99 3074 63'4 67 67i 147 1494 Am 73 74 SI'S 34 57 674 12M 12s4 26'4 19 11)8 106 K'1 61 614 32 33 SO 754 355:. 157 1 67. 6S 88 B5i so 90 i 93 644 644 66' 854 H4 29, 44 47H 101 Tu3 S3 A94 aa Mrs 44 4a 25 26 274 944 w.Cloae, 94 fli 65 55 114 114 49 60 v.

104 104 OCK. EisM Nine Bid for It Ek Rights Day's Businesa. Bid. Ask. 144 141V4 "4 "1044.

131 133 1. ,.1 l44i W2 134 Co Cllmltx Coffee and. Baking Columbia Nstlonal i onaumers uas Fedetal Union J5uretr "4 Horn Brewing Indiana Hotel pfd. Indiana Manutax turing 9n.rti Indiana. National A 6S NRW1 TORK, January calf at I dera.

Trading i at the day wts well over aii ljllon shares aad tor the morning it loans were trom to i par cent. be bull leader of the nurk.1 vU ranallsn Sli! season, and Its earnings aral ahaviiur well ii The Montreal tmnl I' Inlk in.ri.ln.!! pitlces higher. At Umea tha market for this stock was: of a runaway nature. i Limong tne moat active stocks were Copper, Trhneaaeei Cal. Brooktrn Transit Missnurl Pa 8 4 Paul.

Southern Paclfle, tale and Canadian faciflo. i (There was a big i demand for bdnds and, foreigners were free buyers of American stocks. i llrom time to tlm there was' a Heat Ki ln In the market. 'and prices softened, but each 1 ne frengtn of the bull teatlment was ia rally prices again. (By granger FarweU Cd'i Wire me.

I (i ittiusiriaia Car; 8S4 I V. 3,44 k4 p. a C. P. rs Afn.

Orasg TH inii 28 trtJESDAY, jANUARY demand at 4R3 foH sixtv" dxh posted rates, WtislfCia; rommerelal Mils, ear suyer. 4fc; MfXican iar.liars. SJc. CHICAOO. January.

New Tork 1IW premium: foreign exchange, jwwted rat4. for slxtj. xtaya and at 4S7' for demanii. "IONfON. Janmrv Uofnir nif Th rate of discount in tha opts market ft snarx mile 1 aB3' Pr rent.

Tha rate of CJ cmtm m. tne open market for months mil is per Bar silver dull 4 JTK2. 1 '1 ClearihgH, 4 reg. J.3P7 4 Coup. 1A07 I 1 Indianapolis I Jan.

I Dec. 30. teg. 1925 Coup. 1325, Js reg.

104 5s Coup. )ist. of Columbia tl.2S6.475 tj I Clearings Elsewhere. NEW TORK. January CilSS.

tS5.a75: balanoea. taS H.SM. I CHICAGO. January t. CleerinXa.

tia.S53.rS paiance. t2.3.. ill BAL.TTMQRE3, January 6, Clearinga. ..13.147, isea balance. tSW.SSl..

1 PHILADELPHIA. Jandary B.r Clearin fl iJ4.isi.u&: oaiancea, ST. UHTS, January a. Clearinas. S9.KW.716 balance.

1 BCSTriN. January t. Exchanges, t27.416.581 bkiancea. tZ.ioe.aifi. U.

S. Bonds In New York. January 3. 1 in teg. 2a (roup.

1 reg. in 3s Ccmp. .1908 9 small bonds ae. a iFArft MANAGERS Bid. ARk U.lOS'i li9 i.f.l'Ki4 lr itjsi lli 110i 114 110 136H .135 i3i .103 VHt, ..123 Meeting Of Association at State House Address of President The Inflla na State Association' of Fair Manager rnet at tbe State House tlils fternooB; J.

J. Insley, presideni; 0'f the associa tion, delivered an address. After calling ttention jto the progress that the coun ty fairs have. made, he spoke of the prog rje.ssi of the farmer during the pat few ears, aa.tfng.f In part "While considerable portion of lliis a lvance 1 thej material interest of all our la due a highly favorable cofidi tjon at and abroad, ttjilch may photk flucjtuatim at any tlrre, there Is one 'factor constantly at work which. must thow lta potency at alt times, and that Is i J.

J. INSLEY. I President Of the State Fair Managers1 ASMociutiun. p. lricreailng Intelligence and aclentiflis ifj ttovZ knowledge Lof those engaged In agricul 153 MB2 1534 Hnre.

Theie are beingf stimulated to defere ruevkr before known. In tha hltoi4 ef the wotlcl. through, agencies of oicney eoucation, tne press, the telegraph. thfe the daily mail, which now brings the once. Isolated farmer into in 72 fJ t'i contact with ihe very center of 29 i tC9 eonmercial activity.

i 64 I ohh Tilaon, of Franklin; WV F. Hulet1 64 John Tiiaon, or Franklin; W. F. Hulet P'4 I uil via wiwrjinviiie; 11. Ia.

iNOWin, Of Law 85 j. v. nomas, of Rushville 9 F4 534 S3 S. Yoaee. of Franklin, and 'v 41 4 Djnald.

off led the discussions wlftc followed LOGSDON "INVESTIGATING." His Not Determined Clty'a Right In cas Matter. Commlej'Ioner Logsdon, of the Board of ubiun WAUWbrltt, has not completed his ihvestlga Un city's right have the arti st ml iflSU wr rtinW gas.old by the Indianapolis Qis ,77 the company, says the company invitee a testr The gas is nearer twenty caoidle power! than the standard re quired by the franchise, he says. i It re 1 1 I 1 ii io iie iuuianapoiis news. XtERNON. January One the members of the Stock Exchange bid I plppn suit of Joh W.

Martin, postmaster fOr IndianapoiWi re A.ae siock ra ngnis a gcottsburs. bgaint. James E. and were repurchased at lo'4; f40 was then ocdupied two days. 'It was tried in a t5 American' Nstlonal Indihna January a.

vTopl T'nrHnnred Western Kft jsejj; fcne. a MiMBa m. and i50 for Indianapolis xracuon apa nn to dai 1 IrT 1404 1. 1(44 JOBVs 6sa .775 per cent prtm i ar tile tat.er, tj per cent. 1 ster bsgi kciang lrely stsdv.

)Kh actual I kvir.tj" la fc sikert Xa at iJ.5J fori Will take it up within a few days. 94 i S10 MJ fhat if his plan were followed. City Engineer Nelson would mniro SW I I I 106 10K I 1 wi jidutuiae proviaes 76 77 nf tne ellV may employ experts, but he aald he had little confidence in the testir rodny of experts. John R. Pearson, general manager of EXPENSIVE BEDSTEAD.

I i was Paid for Several Times In Fees and Court Costs. The re Lyilia E. Everltfj has been tried In the There! waa heavy tracing in a men ran a cirfcUlt Court here, On change of venue. tiomil Bank; thirty five i shares were sow just previouk to the call at 35, and twenty snares Northf A 1 I It Involved a 114 bedstead, end the case jUBtlee's court last January, whe'n a jufj' failed to. agree, ilt was tried again in when it was decided that tho" bed "ate "4 belonge.

to; Martin Ttie Everitts appealed to the Cirrult Coikrt, and called a dosri and thrte lawynrs. The jury gave th bed steid to Martin. tlece of 'furniture cost Martin; about! 175 lit attorney's fees, ami the Everitta spent, 1109. in court cofia fua attorney ieea. 6, 1903.

DEBTS IN EXCESS OF CONS TIIUIIOII LL Ml! THE RESULT. OF STATE STATIS TICIAN'S INVESTIGATION MANY DEBTS MAY INVA .10 Those Contracted Since 1S31 Are He to be Illegal, If "in Excess of Con stitutional Limit." B. F. Johnson, State Statistician. Wa id to day that his forthrom! biennial import wlirehov that many cities and town In Indiana have violated the onatltutiohal provision that the indebtedness pot exceed 2 per cent; of the vale of the tiy able property.

He recently askeii eighty One cities fdr' th.l. ffn.n.l 1 1 (uuiiuM cviiujuod ana iweniy jsix reported an lndebtedfleeecerdlng the oer cent, limit. He did not hear from nine teen cities, but he says number of thenv kre probably Violating the "I shall not make any recommendation to the Legislature." aald Mr. Johnson, "but 1 am speaking to all jjthr members I knowt ahput It. I feel It is a frtiii.

Ul field for legislation. The evil ought' to be corrected in soma mariner. I ahajl handle matter fully In mjir report." Debts Are Not Valid. Mr. Johnson does not know how many cities have contracted debts in excess of the limit, since the constitution was amended tn the matter, tn 1SSL Debts contracted after the limit was passed are not valid, he said.

jr j. i The following, from his report, shows some ojr the. citlea that the constitutional limit: Brasli Cannelton Decatur Evansvilla Garrett Huntlnrton i Jefferaon vil le Constitutional Limit of Indebted nesa. a jlvawrenceburft i N.877 tuuttaruipuri .1 1M.VJ7 Madison 7t.S0 Valparaiso 66844 L33i 33.8,15 t3.r 87.W8 67.HT4 4.t5t CHEAPER COAL IN STRAW la excess of Continued from Page One. Actual lndett adnesa.

134.09 iLkO I X41tl'0 62.426 1U133 3J 15. 34M)l 176.4(13 HAT TIME emproyed by the Lehigh St Wllkesbarre Coal Company, was the first witness. lie told, how; he was beaten whilei on his way! to but he could not swear that the Strlkera committed the aesault. Sheriff Schadt, Lackawanna county, gave in. detail his experlencejjj during the strike his call, on Governor iptuua mr assistance.

snerift said that Fretident Mitchell had several times assisted him' in preventing trouble. i President Mitchell cross ex mined the Sheriff, and the latter admitted that he had; employed about fifty deputies. which the: coat companies? had paid for. lie would, not say that general state t(i lawlessness prevailed tn the couhtr. i I "Judge Dray Surprised.

General Wilson asked the sheriff whjy the county not pay the deputles, anjd Cjounsel for the witness explained was the law In Pennsylvania that the Company, pay the cost for protection i Chairman Gray, evidently surprised at the statement, said: 'I am not famlli4r with such an un American law. When' the county or the 'State relinquishes the duty, of maintaining order, protecting life and keeping the peace, then matters are a sorry stats. 'i NO COAL AT, FRIENDLY INN. Combine Failajo Pay Any Attention to lta Demands. The Friendly inn, "which furnlshes coil and wood in small quantities to poor ple at a slight imargln of profit; makes the complaint that tha supply of coal at the Inn yard is exhausted and" that the Indianapolis col combine falls to pay any attention to the demand from the Inn for poor families." said the wife of R.

T. Reagin, superintendent of the Inn. depend upon, "this place for coal, and as we can not get the coal. Vthey are now; forced to go elsewhere. This may be very! gratifying to the retail coal dealers, but to us It seems hardship and a cruelty hardly tol be thought of in a civilized community.

The Inn had an understanding about; tbe price for coal with the wholesale dealers as long ago as last No vember," and one carload ia still due u. We are willing to pay some advance, btt we are put off from time to, time, and no coaj Is delivered to us. The combine Is making: Itself felt, so far as the Friendly Inn Is TIRED OF FOOLING. willing to say that coil roads were alJowlng Independent companies to jabro gite their rontracts, an tne. proot or tins assertion is waojiy, the hands of tie railways and the b.ut ithere were Indications that this was fng done.

"A 'f i iPresideftt Mitchell asserted that thrre would beina strikeef the bituminous fbcratora before the winter was over, as ihelr contracts run, tii April, andj they puia Bf up to mem. inc. ruturninui. iuuu'iii aj secure ears in dhtrict Ini tVest where there busl been a stria for jne tirni. Chicago ranufacturera Threaten itha Coal Ooeratorav CHICAGO, January Strong legal measures Wiirbe taken, and even criminal prosecutions besrury to break up the alleged conspiracy of coal operators by Which manufacturing plants are being rippled and the people are being made 10 suffer In tbeir homes.

Soft coal' was qlioted at from 16 to a 'ton yesterday. ohd tha cry of a shortage waa kept up by the dealers despite the offer of the rail dads to Impress every kind of freight car Into service for coal transportation if nee. essary. i' 'v: Immediate criminal prosecution of the JOHN MITCHELDPLAGES BLAAIE. Miners President Says the Action of the Operators Causing Coal bhortage.

i irpeciai ta xea inaiaaapous jwa i SCRANTON.i Pa," January i John Mftchell, who Is preparing his message fcr submission at the annual meeting of Rie'Unltedj Mine Workers, bidds the mine operators responsible Tor the high prices prevailing In Boston andj other markets, and he insists that the miners are not to'blame. as they are ai better output "per man than they: ever 'did before. They had 'enforced idleness for islx months, and1 are In no condition to lose their pay. The grrat scarcity of coal everywhere. Irt Prrildeht Mitchell's opinion, tends to adVance prices, thej coal roads have ft In power i reduce tbe prtcu if they are so.

Inclined. "If the coal roads would compel tie Independent companies to live up to their contracts, sad President Mitch eh, "and would take more than half of Jholr output to" be. sold at $3 per ton at tide water, I have no doubt but' that prices Would be lower at Boston," iand What was true of Boston would be truet elsewhere, nr. Mitchell was not aa si aium ss a a awaaa uzm a a a Indiana doIIb. vUho.

tt la general V' i PROSPEROUS atfi IlCPPY UlEV and call attention to Its steady and vubstVnt xr If Mi tl A' i I sff MMiantiiiaisaia tfJMi i Total reenters. Tecero be Sff, iotaireourcCP December 3u, CAIX DEPOSITS Total dcpokits. December 3. r2 Total deposits. December .30, ua OurComiaionSonsD Spoculailvo aawtiwit deal more cleprly with speculative subjects than any letters ever Issued.

They; give the REASONS WHY you should buy or sell a certain commodity. Send for special! topic "letters this week on United Statos Sfcel and uilayjuoi'ii They are free. want your business if we 'can convince you. 1f not, you are welcome to out Ideas. Ve haadli acssunfs of $103 :V.j;.flnd upward We execute all orders on regular 'Exchanges.

CRIMIJ. EnUETTE H4 La Salle SU Bank Floor, GOliir.lEOGlAL "vTBUST Will open for business JAfJUAliV 7th coal operators was practically decided on at an emergency meeting of the directors of the. Illinois Manufacturers Assocla tion, representing 650 manufacturing concerns, held at the Grand Pacific Hotel. IA committee of five was appointed to push the case against thej coal men, and Attorney Levy Mayer, general counsel for the aseociatiDn, was placed in charge of the fight Strong evWence of tbe existence "of "a coal conspiracy is said to be in the hands of the association. A special Cook county grand Jury to probe conditions and return indictments against offending operators will probably be kaked for at once by the manufactur ers.

i ITie Citv Council, at its meeting last evening, passed a resolution that it ws the sense of that body "that the State Attorney such action as he may deem necessary to pr.t a stop to the Illegal combination, of coal dealers." State' a Attorney, Denen 'said that if tiwiuiste to do eoj he would take ud the matter ard seek or a full investigation. RIVERSIDE AMUSEMENT CO. Articles of Filed, with I i. Capital of jArticW of Incorporation were filed t.ils afterhpon by the Riverside Ainuseroent Company, with a capital stock of gs.mt?. The object of the cotnpany Is to establish a pleasure resort In, Thirtieth street; near Riverside Parks.

The Incorporators are Fred Ingersoll and Elmer E. Gregg, of Pittsburg. Pa'; J. Clyde Power. Bert Feiblemaa and Arbert Lleber, of city.l aTMl W.

"Jamison. lof Charlevoix, i BRIEF CITY; ITEMS. The Bonoafr Chit wilt gfve a tard party "la permar. Hall row night, Tlie Pt. Jo.eph Training Schofil Club meet Thur1ay afthe trairtfng sch'jn! TTie uiual order cf entertainment wi'i be i Tne mnnthly nVeellng Ftetcher Place hurch Women' a Foreign Missionary f'orlety wiil, be hail to morrow aftenvxn wita Mm; iiL P.

Anderon. iii S.suth Eat srrwt. Woiin'a Christian "Tm'f ernc wiil mt io morr'iar aft.rr!iVn Mrs. ihn Mn Rroa.tway. Mrs.

will discuss the Snticantewn sub. The revival meetings At th Central rhrlstUn rbun tl. conducted bv erariiff i are! beirg attended. The ervi. is Iv.W', F.

I.innt. The suwt of t. I ConsIIhes Cos Trust Stock Make no mistake. See me before you sell. NEWTON TODD, STOCKS aad JOSM rietcharlaaK rrt nn.i H'lrii." i A A n'4iHTs' jrrcai th the aa.

shown1 by statement" which ha beert atiaf' bv a nEspunccs i ni t. ur' j.r 4... 1 1 1A1 Safety cwto 4h. Bf a 4aw ar' CASK lESOUi7CTS Total cash reiourcea, Decemb S'i Total cash resource. Iecmbdr 3, Mi G.I15I SURPLUS i Surp us, December J.

1302 Dari.mef wemurr AVOit't f. GAIX laawa ..4. I 4. Accounts of banks, bankers, corobratlon su. liclted.

i MEDFORDjB. WILSON. President. ORLANDO if. PACKARD.

Vice rre'eit. WILLIAM F. Cf UK M.4N. rh Cf. CHARLES Ii FAUlvI.LL.

A't. Cf vv j. i All these essential to a successfu! ani reliable banking btisiasss.jfirs found 'ia the systen at the i BBfj.f rr t.i3 f31 pass, .) HJ Columbia National Bank LEVERING. Pres. I.

w. Cat A. A. Vlca Pres. W.

Ki SPRQLXE. As. Cisi, A MCMBCit MEW TCRX 5TCCK IXCH3 Transaits' ja 'general fcan'tlnj busJAeaa. Receivea deposjta subject to draft Dividends, collected and remitted. Acts fiscal agent fpr a negotiates security issues of ra and other ccmpanles.

.1 Deals' ta Government bOnii aecurtlieSk I C6mmi4a'ari orders executed. izzm RATI I I an; 1 "1 If 1 a stracf I T4 GALLS DLC akt tmri ot T. Hj, ''Direct'' private ronnviio" KliW VORIC v. ail otheir Import rfn a United gtatou. iorjers to tuy stocks or bond on commission pr.

executed and quo tat ions BEFORE YOU SELL VCU3 Ccnsbnicrs1 Se ma. I pay ths Mjhalt prlea BUTM PHONES 3 I I a AS AGEUT OR TRDS t. Vlvsl comVacy tuity 'wyi pi take cviupiete charge ol! prof real or) peraonat, aad attend ta tails, giving tach client's affairs benefltTof: rears of experience saccesful management of l.irje The aAnnuity end 1 Fund Company, tf. t0 and ti something" new i tTrildrerk's, CertiScatet, 4" tworapoxiija interest, Resular Certificates; 3 ts 3 Interest, according L' tLms of deposit. i ar ia tha market tir goe4 loasav V' havaj a tVa farm for a.a.

Wit LAWH2.N"Cr,W. C2SC 1 ft. ar: la'e. i mrw verv me. 'Correspondence or: Interviews ia ited I S3 Central Wsf Go I5P I54 E.

mHXET ST. frni UnU scrsUry. Wm par SDUIiflrOUS THUOTI "iTEninniL; COMPANY czmiricA TZS Arrfcte GcxiTizr; Lombard Buildinar 1 Tba Indianapolis Kir Innurance Com kas reiqoaetf ila Voma oCi fruia Jtt te 1 Kaat. lati lit oo tha i raoiSou iora recastiy vacated by u.a t'r Tsuat Ccraimay, i's rapidly ocrii having roads removal fiotn ua or.t j.a. ta Hartrord B3nrk jtUN H.

HOLUAY. U. C. President. trr.

am telf urn Large invent or can nvest i saying in a Swr i i trial Stork i net ent. The i no emr'it('iB. tr. mnirH t. CMn.net trt th i i Vfnt fr i i rr'K u' 1 in i W.

J. MiLJlNOS, RaoriJLji CH i J. I ha va fiM ee the ow ot if In hio ka frm ts i m. Tr .1 bond on tt KfliV. VAl.TIii tu.m lDiUnnj 'ran New.

Telejtione. Ko. j. litis 4 ItONl Iluild i i tAxtKr 'f arli Ci.cj a tat.