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II. +. HEuRENs, the Centre Wheeling
grocer, bought Mr.. H.O. ulrioh's Storein the
Eighth ward, anu is running 1t under Z 10
name Of South Branch.
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TIE DAILY MARKETS.
Stocks Advance Under DuIi Market
Wheat Higher.

Though not active In any sense OF the word The
New York stock market was remarkably arm, aud
an advance took place which was not lost duHuG
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DOR SALE.

Marshall county, ". Va. "''s'uS + In
valuable City PEoDctty, n. Z. Concr 1wer,,.
fourth and Market streets, Wheeling, ". Va "Su!'
Timbefed Lands In quantities 10 sui runb,,s,,
~ me ave-. bA ~ ION AUD NichO!ts e0untrs. GLo
per acre. ", " iiuGF +. ~, ~ sLVO
au2l iS0S NJ ,HssVt
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Tho ..Aclne.n

In Machinery Hall the only display OF
agricultural implements from West Vir-
glnia mandatory is that OF the Acme com.
bined Reaper and Mower Company, OF Wells
burg. There L. Robertson il Co. have large
works capable OF putting cut 1000 10 1900
machines per year. Dr.. Robertson, the
senior mem Der OF the firm, has charge OF the
branch office at Cincinnati. Mr.. H. G.
Taylor, q member OF the firm and manager OF
the works has charge OF the handsome dis,
plsy made here. Directly opposite the engine
the machines can be found and Mr.. Taylor
has been kept busy showing the qualities Of
his machines. The exhibit consists OF the
Acme combined Reaper and Mower,
and the Pony Reaper. The Acme COM
bined has had an unprecedented run
this season, the machine on exhib-
ition being ono borrowed from farmer for
the occasion. II Is claimed for these machines
that they arc the lightest draft, most adjust
able to peculiar surfaces on account OF the
new arrangement for raising and lowering
the wheels, and the smoothest cutting Of all
machines. The pony reaper ls covered by q
largo umbrella which somewhat breaks the
m0notony In this hall. This little reaper
weights but FIVE hundred pounds, is offered
for sale at the small sum ols6J, aud has re-
cord OF draft Of So pounds. The company
has large sales all over the United States, et-
pecially from their agencies at St, Louis and
Kansas City. The display shows that the
State, at largs, has something TO be proud OF
in the shape of agricultural implements.
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NEw YoRK, September lS.-honey 2a21< poi
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6ba7 per cent
Sterling Exchange banken' bills quiet at 81 sly
| demand 81 siZ.
CONTAMINATION.
q. g. p & g. c. hrsts.Il6t
U. s. ~, coupons. O. 7. bonds, tIrSts-ll25
U. s. Is, coupons P. Land Grants. 100 4
Pacific Is OF 95......l8 U. =. sinking fund ...ll4
Central Pacific 6rStA Tex. Pac, land grS. 81
| Erie acknowledgement. hIdo Rio GmAd div. rs
Lehigh d WllkeS..-.l0SXl
RAILROAD BoNpS-Atlantic and Pacific incomes
advanced 10 70, Denver aud Rio GREde cOnSulg 10
| S., Denver and RiO GrRnde Western 1rstS to o.
Morris and hSex nRt 10 IS, Northern Pacific hnti
| to l.0316. Texas Pacific land grant 10 65M.
STGTE SECuhIlIES-QuieL
Louisiana consos."- 60 Virginia Gs............ 80
Missouri 6s........."l06 Virginia conS0ls, cz-
81. ph.....".......lo9 TIA mat. coupons. 10
Tennessee O., new... S6hl TX. div.
MISUNDERSTANDING the stock market wss
| not ACtiyeat any time to day 1t has been remark.
ably firm aud there was u gradual adyNnCe with
scarcely any reaction 10 speak OF during the day.
The net result Of t0.day's trading was M advance
/ Of Y to1M per cent.
fact that tho interest is very large being est mated
at from tOCOO 10 GOOO0 khArtH, aud to the reports
| that Gould will buy dlvl1eIdS II necessary. II Is
stated however that This me- sity may be avOlied.
II IL currently reported th.t leading operators on
called on stockR, have been nhkiueshOrL sales with
4 depressing price, BoILe buying for LoudOn and
Amsterdam account,
| Transactions III a EhRflE
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WANTED-A GIRL TO M cTV
wv ERAL Homework Is n smSi, ti ~ GEN
SSe0 per vel reference required IN WAEeS
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Wanted-A good coat.maker. Steady
work; good prices. Call at once. Also q
good pants and vest maker. G. D. EvanB,
22S Belmont street, Bellaire,
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rARs. sURGIsoN & son,
DENTISTS,
No. lll3MARKET STREET,
EheGlIng ". Va.
All operations warranted. noS9
utts Qateltigenfer.
OIice + ~. a5 and "a Fourteenth etreAt.
Kcw Advertisements.

Wauted-A Good COOS.
Wanted-A MAu--Jrs A. Henry.
Manied-fnrGe Carpet upu0Aterers.
II. +. Behreus, Grocer and Ocean steam
ship nguut.
FOR sale-S,eamboat Little Anra.
100 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SNOW.
New GOuds-I. Il. DlllOn.
Public Sale OF Heal EstAte-R. G. Barr,
SpecIA! Commissioner
Keuucuon IN ruruiturs-G. Mendel & Co.
ur. john E. amIIu-lhlrd page.
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GRAND KICK

Before the horses were called out for the next
heat It was so dark that neither horeg nor rid
es could DO distinguished across the ring. Tho
judges decided, however, that the heat must
he iun. The start was not 50 badly delayed
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changed. except thst for cotton SoSds value aTt
hardening. J0bben continue TO have q good de-
maud. from fiat hand tho movement has been o.
very good proportions but for many closes Of good
deliveries are not up to the expectations Of buyers
Scarlet and mixed il4nrels advanced y and 20 per
yard. The cotton mGlkct was active, quotations Ad
vafpiY q M
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WANTED,

WANTEr-A GOOD COII-TcT05
w for this city aud Sprronnd, nS N,L LEY
reference required. Enqulie al loI6 NM, gtod
Lel2o p WV elAlAel 81
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E0R sALE-A FARM OF $40 ACRES
- on the 1uscatNwRS Railroad, about "a ,lEs'
Tom Whtellpg, 100 acres bottom, mi ali I,IS 'Ss
S6. n Ii,nS Si ip,ovGd hll land uGtcrAId witS
clay which are being successfully worked S,Ita nie
mpainng utility Of land for farming and il ssE
handsome Royalties a bargain a. he I n,i,b lS
$1,000, Oh easy ttrmE iuqulfe OF P'''P Oi
EIS ". HUhOS, Wheeling ~ v.
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FOR SALE,
A UorloN SALE !.

A uCrloN SALE,
household and Kitchen Furniture r, m, -,
day. gss s9as ISL is No. sIS Main on
4. Y the stock ColpittS Of Cafpeis wn,S ! SSek
taFIot Furniture, side board Cooling IjtenStis
all articles pertaining 10 Housekeeping, '''''A Sad
scs W. II. HALLER.
eao AnNtIntna.
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FOR RENT,
FoR RENT OR SALE :
TOR RENT.

Two river view rooms on second nOO, No ,r.,
Main street, specially adapted 10 mai ,.r w
without children. Enquire Of 'A 'AH'lS
To, JAMES l.. HAWLEy
--L l3,O Main SI,.I,
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ARARpING or PREnIuMs.

The Judges Contisue Their Work and
DO u Large Amount off.
Yesterday was a busy day for the awarding
committees in several departments. Follow
ing are the awards made:
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DOR SALE.

'oh SAAh'
Is Shares Riverside Nail MIL,
% Shares BenwOOd Nail Mil
100 shares EellHire Nall Mil.
So ShAi0s Peabody Insurance In
ehAICs LABeile Glass Co
shnGS Belmont GlAs Go.
Is shRrCS Ohio Valley Bank.
.,n ]. IRWIN, Agent
SEQ 0flcO. No. "a TweitS S, nt
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, MONDAY OCTOBER L. 1883.

lected, 1s@2oc; choice country, 10012c; poor
TO fair. 60Se.
EGGs-l 020c.
FEATHBRs-P Prime geese. 500 p ID; mixed duck,
20025c " ID.
HoNEY-22024c in l and 2 10 caps
PoULrRr-Hens. Sc y rs: roosters. 4c y 70,
ducks. 50 p d0z; geese, 81 80 p doz: turkeys, 10
q lie y 10. Young chickens, Sc p 10.
WooL-Tub-washed and picked. SO O35c; I'M
washed. medium and common grades. If in good
order. 81 023c; unwasned fine. 10000; fleece
washed, If light. well-washed. and in good
order. 27O30c; coarse and coarse Cotswold 160
1Sc; bury and understandable according TO
their value,
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prme steam LAID, &c.
Short ribs. &c. Sweet picked mans, none
here shoulders, 414c.
JoBBISG PRICEs-Sugar-eured Hams-Ten to
II lbs average, l4Ac: 10 lbs do, 1419c l7le lbs
40 and over, 1414c. Breakfast bacon, lie.
shoulders 84c. California hams, SC. Bacon
Clear Sides ac; clear packs or bellies. Sl4c. Dried
beef, l7Aoc; H. Porter IL Co.'s brand, l5c. Picked
Meats-EStra mess pork, y hrl 200 lbs, 81 4; fam
lily beef. y brl 200 TBS; SIG. Lard-kettle-rend-
cred leaf in tierces, l9c IN half 6rls, 10c. Saul
sage-Bologna, IN cloth, Tc in skin, 743c.
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.


CHICAGO, Sept 29.-Regular wheat was
in moderate demand, the fluctuations within a
small range, 5sc, averaging shade higher than
yesterday, and closed ls05sc higher. Sales
ranged at 94% 0954c for September, 95l4 a
95Sc for October 975s09slec for November,
99%c0$1.004 for December, $1.o0bs 1.o1 Il
for January, $1.o71a 01.0814 for May; spring,
95140 95l2c winter, 81 0201.O2Aa.
Corn, moderate business, and frequent fuc-
tuations within a small range. Sales ranged at
49ss0497sc for Septem Der, 49ss 0497sc for Oc-
tober. 48ssG49lec for November, 47ss047sc
for the year, 46s 047c for January, 40 ls0 40 sac
for May.
Oats were In good demand early, and closed
dull and easy. Sales ranged at 277sO2S1sc for
September and October 2S4O2SAc tor Novem-
ber 27sa 02Sc for the year, 32l4 80 l2c for May.
Pork was in fair demand, irregular early in the
day, receded 25030c, improved slightly. and
closed comparatively steady. Sales ranged at
Sl0.37 ga 1O6719 for October $10.35 01O.5 50 for
November, $10.25010.57lo for theyear, 81 l 20
01l.35 for January, $l142l201l. As for Feb
ruary
Lard, moderate trading; receded .05 "a. loo and
closed rather steady at medium figures Sales
ranged at 78o07.S7la Lac for October, z 57lo0
z 65c for November. 7.571207 60c for the year,
7.65 07,70c for January.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

Review of the Local Grain, Produce and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.
Business is good, is now the common remark.
Values are firm, but have pronounced up
Yard tendency in any prominent line. 1t is not
time when big bargains can be found. Mer-
hants and dealers generally are too well fixed
make any extensive sacrifices. The trade
spirit Of this insists upon a moderate
margin of positive profit. Every one seems to
leel that bedrock is in touching distance just
below Them and they don't propose to scrape
the bottom off their business crafts by dropping
values TO the very bottom. 1t will be noticed
!hag coffees advanced another IA of a cent ard
10 tendency with sugars ia to higher prices
Dry goods men report trade excellent. and in
creased activity in prospect Druggists report
trade as fair, but not rushing. ChlOroform is
nigh on account OF increased cost OF crude ma
,erial for making it. Gum opium is rather wea k.
bnlph. quinine without change; cinchOnidia
very firm at its high price; the German brands
" both articles are practically ont OF the mar
ct. In iron and hardware and metals, trade is
the very best condition that could he desired.
alu"s well maint ain d and healthy, and bnsi-
less red hot" Oui iOhbers say that this years
''-inrss, 80 ftr r. way in excess Of thai Of any
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money MarlSet-stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Money easy at 202l2
ger cent; closing at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 607 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Long quiet at $4.s2l9
abort, S4.S54
Government bonds strong,
State securities dull.
Railway stocks steady.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange was char
scterized by dullness to-day. In early trading
Northwest common was especially weak, falling
off to 124l4, against 1854 at close yesterday,
Other active shares also lower, with Wizards
next in point of weakness Northern Pacific de-
clined 81 per cent, to 1885, preferred l, to GA,
and Oregon & 1ranscontinental Il, to 53s4.
Changes in remainder of list comprised within
narrow range, about Il to per cent No special
reason assigned for decline in Northwest. Room
traders were most conspicuous sellers From
midday until near P. NJ. the market was dull,
almost ne elected, with little or no change. At
this time Northern Pacific weakened again, sell
ing down to 3319 for common, and to $685. for
preferred Oregon d Transcontinental declined
TO 3d. Toward the close there was little de
mand from shorts, and a rally of Il to g took
place. There was dearth of rumOfs, except in
matters connected with an alleged new series of
Northern Pacific securities. in regard to these
it was stated that syndicate composed of lead
Ing bankers had been formed, and that when
the bonds are created they Will be taken. Moth
ing official known.
AS compared with last nights closing, prices
are down per cent. for Oregon IL Transconti-
mental at 563l. 70 for Northern Pacific at 1878,
a Is for preferred at Ga, a for Omaha preferred
at 10l4, and for Northwest at 124@, while
Reading is Il higher at 81 So, Northwest pre-
ferred q at TAG, and Union Pacific 1s at $685..
Other changes are only fractional. In special
ties New York and New England declined per
cent TO 1919, and rallied to 90. 1t was said that
New England was selling Sales of stock for the
week, 2,2O9, SIG shares against 2,32O,S77 for
the previous week, decrease of III ,O6l shares,
Experts of specie for the week, $685. max
lug total of 81, 670,375 since Jan, l, against
Sal, 137, O64 for same time last year. Imports
fer the week were Sc, 005, SAY, of which $2,798,-
81 was dry goods and So, 206,736 general mer-
chandise Total imports since jan l were $345,-
S94.124, against $3.50, s62,S11 last year. I'm
ports of specie for the week were 710,S60.
making total of Sl2, 1877, against S2,971,-
OIL iast year.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 10000 shares, as follows: Lacka-
wanna, 10000; Rio Grande, 1000; Lake Shore,
5000; Louisville & Nashville, 5000: Michigan
Central, 5000; Northwestern 10000 Northern
Pacific, 10000; ST. Paul, $1,000 Union Pacific,
5000; Oregon d Transcontinental, 81, 000 n ORTIZ
ern Pacific preferred, 30, 900.
nm MN
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BUFFALO, Sept. Observation-Disclosures to-day,
1000; receipts consigned through, 345 cars.
The market was steady with a good demand for
export grades extra steers, for export. sc 250
$40; fair TO good, 81 60O5.45.
Sheep anu Iamhs-Receipts to-day, 6,G00;
receipts consigned through, l 4 cars. TIE mar
ket dull and prices shade lower; fair to
good Western sheep, S4.1004.60; no very choice
here; Canada lambs, So 05.4O.
HOgs-Receipts to-day, 1900: receipts con-
signed through 40 cars. Offerings moderate
with good demand, and prices a shade higher;
good to choice Workers., SIS. 45 q > 60; light 80 a
$50; good medium weighTs. S0.30 5000; heavy,
$52505 40; pigs 81 4o0490.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs = Receipts, 5000; shipments,
5000. The market was brisk and firms packing
hogs, 81 80 04,75; packing and shipping, 81 80
Q575; light bacon, 81 S005.30 skips. SO 20.
Cattle-Recelpts, 3, 100; shipments, 5000. The
market was frmer; export cattle, 5000 40;
good to choice shipping steers, $5.4O05 90;
common tn medium, S405.10; range CATTLE
strong; Texas cattle, "A; half-oreed cattle, 81 3d.
Montana cattle, $4.70.
Sheep-Recepts 300; shipments, $500. The
market was steady; inferior TO fair, $2;3093;
gond, So. so. choice, 1915; Texas sheep, 50 400
$50; lambs 81 D3. 80 per head.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29.-Cattle-Recepts, 60;
shipments. 800. No supply and nothing done
except a small retail trade.
Sheep = Receipts. 400; shipments, 1000
The market dull and unchanged; only a
butcher demand at previous prices
Hogs-The market was steady; light, $50
8 TO- heavy, S505 Is; packing, $4.4004.90
Shipments, l,8OO.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 20. The Live stock In-
dicator reporls Cattle-Receipts 500. Scarce
and tirmer; native steers, averaging 1,300 TBS
sold AT 1925: Texas steers, $2.SQ03 60
Hogs-Receipts 3, 800. The market was lower;
sales were made at $4.55 "a 65
Sheep and Lamhs-Reeelps, 800. The market
was quiet; native sheep averaging SO lbs sold at
So. CO.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-Hogs steady; com
mon and light. 81 $780, packing and butchers,
$4.5005.35. Receipts, 2,100; shipments, $50.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 20 Hogs, steady at
$4.t004.S0.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Sept. 29.-Petroleum onened at
81. 16; highest $1.l6l4 lowest, S1.15ss; closed
at Sll5l9. Sales to-day, 2,166,000 brs, Clear
unees yesterday, 1925, 900 brls. ShipmenIs yes
rer,lay-Throug6 United pipeline, 81, 189 6rls;
through Underwater line. 24,24O brls; daily aver
age for The month, 56,63S brls. Charters, 90
e84 brls daily average for the month, 48,373
brls. Runs, Thursday-ThrOugh United pipe-
line 30 900 brs; through Underwater line, Is, $50
brls; daily average for the month, 64,797 urls.
ANTWERP, Sept. 29-Petroleum, 2O02O1sf,
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NEW YORK. Sept. 29-The market was quiet
in all departments, with demand light and for
special assOrtments, though through deliveries
ON old engagements a good total of sales has
been reached. The tone OF the market for cot
ton goods was very steady to firm.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 29-Cotton quiet and
easy; futures steady; October. 1880; Novem-
her, 1O49c; December. 1880; January, 1O.71c;
February. 10.S5c; March, 10.99e; April, IL Ice;
Nav. IL .21c; June, 11.31c; July, 11.41c; August,
IL 49c.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 29.-General markets
dull and unchanged.
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previous period, and they no good reason
Tor any diminution in It's volume. The general
tertally changed since our last issue. The ten
dency is continuously to lower values, with
hand-to-mouth policy governing the trade gen,
orally, both joobing and consuming. 1t would
seem that IL is a bad case of supply exceeding
demand, with prospects Of over-plentiful pro-
ductlOn for the future.
GRAIN.
Talneness lie the chief characteristic of the
grain market. The Board of Trade Price Cur
rent says of wheat: eve note very little change
in the local markets, with prices in about the
same position Thursday. Tone Of market is
somewhat dull, and very little desire to trade is
noticed. New York is lac lower, Baltimore is
la asc, while Chicago is lie higher. Receipts
very light on local markets, and good milling
wheat is scarce" We quote:
No. Mediterranean. track .S1.O9
NO. Mediterranean. track 10y
No. red, track. Observation-Disclosures. 1.04
No. red, track. Observation-Disclosures. 80
mixed, bfack. 80
Corn-We note weaker feeling as well as
lower prices in this cereal. We note from eX-
GHanges ihat new corn from Kansas ana thae
vicinity Is coming into market. December de-
livery was offered on call at 42c, buyers only
Offering Soc for same. Markets at other points
are lower. except Chicago, which is lee stronger.
We quote:
No. white, track Observation-Disclosures. 46
NO WHITE track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4S
Yellow, track Observation-Disclosures 80
High mixed, track. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
Mixed, track. Observation-Disclosures. 4S
No. 3, track. Observation-Disclosures. 4S
Rejected, track. .--...................4 6
Understandable, TRACK. 46
Sound ear, track Observation-Disclosures. AZ
December, track. Observation-Disclosures 80
Oats-Locally, they are stronger. and cash de-
liyeries are in good demand Futures are in no
request. We quote:
No white, track 80
Light mixed, track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Mixed, track. %
AStJoCb0us ~
Rye-No. 2 dull and unchanged; SIC bid; no
sellers,
Bran-Steady; $l2 bid; none offered.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Sept. %. 1883.
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"Ex. dividend.

Foreign Money and Stock Market.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-5 P. M.-Railroad bonds
Pennsylvania Central, 1918: New York Cen
;ral, 1914; Reading, 1868.
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office of Marion County. Indiana for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. M. Sept. %, 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT Il BUTLER, sostraeters OF
titles. room No. 8. Rtna Building:
Furman Stout and wife to George W.
Stout. part of the west half OF The
southeast quarter of section 4,
township Is, range 4, and part OF
the half of the northeast quar-
ter of section 8, township 10, range
Jacob W. Ford and wife to Anna |.
O'Riely, lot 2lS, In Allen ct aL's
north Woodlawn addition TO Indl-
auap0ls- oO.oZ
James johnson ct al. TO LOUIS A. Ga
bile aud wife. lot . aud part of lot 6,
in Elizabeth TalboiL's revised sub
division to anapolls. ............ 100000
Robert I. Liston to Margaretta L.
Krksey, part of the south half of
the north west quarter OF section II,
township Id, range east, contain
Robert T. Lston to Margaretta l..
kirKsey, part of the northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton II. township IA, north, range
east. containing q acre---.---.- 500
Henry Davis and wife To Henry Foul
lois and wife, lot 16 III Hubbard et
ais subdivision of lots l, and g. IN
square 10, in the southeast addi-
tiuu to Indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. SOC. 90
William Patnam and wife TO Slough
ton j. Fletcher ct al, lot g. in block
15S Brghtwood. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Gemlna Htavendrldge and husband
tn John Moore, part nf the northeast
quarter of section 81, township Is
north, range east 200. 90
Emma 8. VOrsJer to Edward w.
Sloane, lots 30 to %, inclusive, Ia
Charles Posts guardians first addl-
non TO Indianapolis. 100000
@ aries s. Nelson ana wife to John
Young; lot %, in block %, in Star
addition to indianapolis .----..--.-. 5000
John Young and wife 80 Robert s.
Young, lots % and 30, IN block %,
in Star addition to indianapolis. 5000
John B. KaInpf TT al. To Harry R. G,
Robinson, lot 81, IN MeCarty's sub
division Of Outlot 100, i'll Indianapo-
acknowledgements. $4,000
Thomas n. Spann and wife TO Charles
s. Warburton, lot / and part OF lot
IA, IN John F. HIPS subdivision. in
Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6OOOO
The Indiana National Bank of IndI-
anOpois to Christopher II. Selma
bel lot II, in Allen e. Roots north
addition tu indianapolis ...--.--.-. 900 90
Lindey Vinton TO Merrick e. ViBtOB,
part of lot 6, in Davldson's second
addition to indianapolis. .-.-..-----. 800. 90
Lindey Vinton and wife to Merrlck
L. VintOn, part of lot 1, in VintOn's
Glars addition ...-............-.. $1,000
Couveyances, 16; consideration. .S1s, 10000
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-01

Real Estate Transfers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 Lead dull; common
4.30c; refined, 32la04.35c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-01

Tomatoea-TwO-poundc cans. SO 93c; 3-pound,
81 l0Dl, 20. Peaches-Standard 3-pound. 81 goa
225: 3-pOund seconds. 81. Is 01.75: 2-nOund
standard. 81 .6001 10. Corn-POlk's 2-pouna cans
SOLOS: Yarmouth. Sl.300I35; Revere.