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October; 2a4c al the year; 25e May: rye dull at SC
Corn near quiet a s sate a@ and a. eges
changed Whisky steady at sl.l4 Pork dull at
sides 6oe; shoFt-rib sides ono; shoTtelear sides
onscaar sides c shoTtr6 sides @ 0SS c shaPti
clear sides, 770aIs7l9c. Lard trmer at &c. Re
6u; oats II, 600 bu; rye, none; barley none Ship
bai oats, 1900 bu; rye, nOne barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. B-Flour strong. Rye
-four quiet; Wheat opened weak but closed steady;
rejected reject d mixed in grain depot q 90 Ne red in ee
tember, l99l ,l94; October 81 2la az; Novembei.
Sl.z219Gl. 23R. Corn dull rejected mixed SIC, No. 3
mixed 59e; steamer mixed asseoc; sail mixed, 6Isc
October, 6l!4G6l3sc November, SIC. Oats duiet; old
Te|effted a Whit S dci Ne mixed Sgc new No.
@46c: Butter dull. Petroleum firm at 7i4a7ssc,
eS pts ~ 900 brls wheat 900 bn Germ
MILWAUKEE, Aug. l6.-Flour firm. Wheat dull
Se Oats Sgher No. &c de-
.veredi No; soc in store Rye quiet: No l. dc; No
ions irregular; mess pork, Sc 80 cash and septem-
Der; sl225 October Laid-Prime steam s21c cash cash
Rrs; wheat, l2OOo bu; barley, 500 bu. shipments
Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 100 bu; barley, none.
CINCINNATI. Aug. l6.-Cotton frmer, but not
aney HpeRnscd WSeat steady So red spo
61; shipments, 900 bu Corn strong and higher at
higher at 6o>SG5Sc. Provisions-Pork dull and I'M
changed Lard frmer at s.l39ac. Bnlk meats, shout
firm at sl.iS Butter dull and unchanged
NEW, ORLEANS, Aug. l6.-Flour in fair demand
6shers at o sh sTSds % at
u 20 Bacon qniet; long clear and clear ribs, irmer
mand and lower; choice canvased is.5aaii SOC. Rice
active And higher Louisiana ordinary to choice, 40
O|ac. others unchanged.
Gator reports WheatReceipts IS OOl bu; shipments.
cash; 92a4e3gsc September 9IjSc October; 92Sc bid
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST rwENrY-rouR HOURS.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Dorn Rva
Grain and Provisions at Chicaro

CHICAGO, Aug l6.-Grain in store Aug H. 1888;
Wheat 600 Blu; To- $50 900 bu; oats ASA
bu; rye, l,S76, 900 bu barley, 339, 900 bu.
Regular wheat, only moderate business, and dur
the greater portion of the session trade Slows
opened steady advancing 5G1sc declined %c, rallied
trile huctuated, and closed A@s6c under the clos
ing yesterday. Sales ranged at s.. opal. 03 for
August sl.OS4l. Oi for September, 81. 059L COS for
October, 81 O@l on for November, slO9@lO3 for the
year; spring $l.02@l. O2Y4; winter, sl99@l.o916.
Corn moderate speculative and good shipping de-
mand; early prices declined Nc rallied Nc, receded
&c, and closed ssc under the closing yesterday. Sales
ranged at 5l}S@52e for August, bO3&@5l4c for Sep
TENDER, 5O}4@5OAc for October 4s9s949c for Novem-
Der, 4s35a4s1ac for the year. 4714a47s4c for May.
Oats, cash moderately firm, options quiet and easier
Sales ranged at 26,s@264c for August, 2sG264c for
September, 26]s@264c for october, 258@26c for the
year, 2oe@294c for May.
Pork was moderately active; opened tame at 100
l2ac lower. rallied 21s95c declined l5a2Oc, rallied
lGdl5c, and closed steady. Sales ranged at s12lO@
1915 for cash and August sI2.075GI2.I7h for Sep
tember S2ljl l235 foi October Sll .SOIl 81 for No
yember Sl6G9ll.7O for thes year, sl2.3OGl2.40 for
January.
Lard was fairly active and steady; opened steady
rallied .O21s@ 0jc; advanced O5@ 0c additional and
closed steady Sales ranged at S.2216Gs25c for Au-
gust, S.222aS3213c for September S.3WGs 42isc for
october, S.lq275a for November, SlUS PIC for the
year, S2259GS25 for January.
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Else where.

CHICAGO, Aug l6.-The Drovcrs' Journal reports:
Hogs o receipts Il 900; shipments b,ogo The mar
hogs 81 .6u4 IS; choice heavy packing and shipping
hogs ssa5 so Light bacon hogs, 50 so5 s skps $50
Cattle.Reeeipts, l0,0@; shipments, 5000 The mar
ket was dull and lS20c per 100 lbs lower except for
ping steers sj@a5. rs; common to medium, sl004 90
Sheep-ReGeipts, 2,zol; shipments, $50. The market
1913; choice "a
ST. LOUIS, Aug Ie.-Cattle-Receipte, 1900 ship
ments, 800 exports, SOS TO- good to choice ship
ping steers s. 4oee5.75 medium to fair, s56.25 com
non, Si.2tt % cows and METERS, SS22q4 Texas and
Indian steers 1904 5 with the bulk OF the sales at
liberal low grades dull and weak; common to medi-
I'M 81 59 T 3 fair to good g s53 ~; prime, $25
light, 50 sos 49, packing, 81. S5a 2j; heavy $3.50
800. Receipts, 4,6OO; shipments, 500.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. l6.-The Live Stock Indicator
The market was lower slow and weak native steers
averaging ,3oo bs sold at s5 stockers and feeders
steers of $50 to $50 lbs average, S3.65a3 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1905 shipments, none. The mar
ket was steady; light hogs, s5l595.SO; heavy hogs
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, ;Ol; shipments, nome
The market was quiet and unchanged
NEW YORK, Aug. I6-Beeves-No fresh offering
dressed beef dull at 81 50a9 natives, city dressed
s6e7 Texas and Colorado stock, s7.5o9sjO Western
dressed Shipments-.00 live cattle.
Sheep-Receipts 1855; sales of prime lambs had
RT'f o aSSd PTf s ppe &c extra
lambs $500 20 With some cary sales at s77
G. % per cwt.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Aug. l6.-Cattle- Receipts,
slIi market far ct Yesterday s prices r,,,-,.,,.
s5.7, as. SO; Workers So 7O9a5. 80 1-
Sheep-Receipts, l,4OO market demoralized; nothing
doing.
light sl.25Q5. Is; packing and butchers' s4s50l5 ST.
Receipts, l,4Oo; shipments, 1890.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. l6.-Hogs steady.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. Aug. l6.-Flour firm; receipts a. 600
s. White wIeat S. sed
patent, s5,7517. 90. Wheat-Spot lots Ae9]sc lower
ing stronger with recovery of aa4c receipts 2l 900
bu; exports, a5OOQ bu No. 2spring 81. lS9i 1885, I'M
No red. sS5; No. red sii5&diiS Steamer Steamer
Nj red s No u 2 Tsd $s IL store s. 2G9
white sle$ IL No red August sales q As 900 bu
Of l,o72 OO1 bu at 81 9@.2d closing sl,i9H; octo-
Der. of 900 bu at 81 2s@0l % closing at
ssnG at s peeembeT s sales 9u Of e o @
8. 25'SG %, closing at 81 .259s CGrn-spot lots 90
ward recovered 1s@9sc closing firm; receipts, i9W0
Pa So s Ss SHg%Sdsdd wte s No.
august, 5Skcf4e eosi1g at S$3e SEPTEMBER 62
S2Sc; November, o2sese2Sc, closing at 62lec. Oats
tirmer receipts, 4.e@ bH; EXPORTS none; mixed
cago $50 Hay steady. Coffee quiet. Sugar dull and
easier; fair to good refining g,lSs6 lllg standard
Fs9i9g fsg 6 Bic rs S%is5 PetE9eu T
quiet at MOI is,i6c Eggs fresh firmer
at Bic PORK lower; new mess, $40 CHI meats
SS @nd ssptemSer baTa E odto6es ses% S
November S5Sos soc; December s.55c. Butter steady
changed.
CHICAGO. Ape. le.-Flonr quiet and unchan ged
aS Sst oGose the
year; No Chicago I'd spring, sso2; No. Chicago
semand al lower rates; 5l]Sc cash and August; 5@e
september; so,leso4c October i84c Nogs@hsl Az
Xugast Zee September .dysc October; 2s,sc ali the
Rye firm at fs d Barley firm cash 2 2e
vsions-Mess pork in fair demand and nominay
changed; s2 lSlsl2 20 cash and august; s2l7l2 20
vember 81 .65@i7o all the year. Larn fair demand
s SsT F% s cash oc aad AussSs
s;l21s@s loo all the year Bulk meats il fair demand
Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs quiet and
changed. Whisky quiet and unchanged. Freghts--
1908 brls; wheat, 66;00 bu; corn, 3%,UW bn; oats
l3sO oO bu; rye IS 900 bp barley $500 bu Shipments
oats 1884, m0 bui rye, 81, 600 bu barley 900 bu,
BALTIMORE, Aug, l6,-Flour unchanged. Wheat
ter Te sOa HSsa ssy fs
September p IsA4ql T.; October ST. 2oAei 2os; No
yyeornmWestern higher; western mixed SPOT ga
624c August, 81 &c bid September, 6lA@Glssc; octo
d 4c Western Gsr m%SS so RyS firm
@54c Hay unchanged Proyidons lower and quiet
sides, packed, 7lsc and &C. MISUNDERSTANDING. sac;
sides se hS%s sss s L%gdMeRs
creamery lsa23c Eggs quiet e q lT@Ite Petroleum
binary to fair. s2ag'sc Sugar easier and dHief;
soft, $40. Whisky steady quoted az 81 lsa9l.lSk
ccipts-Flonr, 1851 byis wheat l41.o0 bu corn IS
900 bu; oats, 500 bu; rye, 5000 6u shipments
TOLEDO Aug. 49, Noon Bosrd-wheat lower
o :. red winter fssh Aggs fss TsPts sd
January, 81 2 asked, No red winter 81 OF asked; re-
gust 5idc asked september, Sac bid October 5flse
bid rejected, Soc no grade, h5e Oats easier; No
asked September, bid October, 2s,sc bid; Novem
Der 29c. Receipts-Wheat, @,g1bu; corn i, 900 bu;
5000 bn; oats, 3, 600 bu.
ST, LOUIS Aug, ~ :;5 Flour S unclaimed; Wheat ,
sO7 A0ao7 cash; sl.o7]5alo August; stsa4oal .o5J4
September; Sill pop lO3a October 81 l3sSol l2s No
eqh Har G sNG Gw az ts SS@ caa no. Gsa
i6As'i6ise sePtehper 4's S47v october, 4ass44e ali
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215 common washboards, 81 sOal IS; clothespius Coo
(dSl n box.
WOODEN DIsHEs-Per hundred: Ii, SOC; Ii, s5c; 3 II,
40c; D ID, 50c.
IRON AND STEEL.
Bar iron (rates), 81 25; horseshoe bar So 49, Nor
drill STEEL l5c Sanderson's tool steel lsc: tire
steel, &C; spring STEEL &c; horse Shoes q keg $780,
mule Shoes, q keg, $780, horse nails, = box Sd 50;
cut nails lOd and larger, 1928 keg; other sizes at
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin-IC 10
xl4 l4x2 I2xl2, 1925 TX l0Xl4 l4x2O and TX, l2xl2
~ p; lC l4x2O roofing tin, So IS; &c. 20x2S $4,000
-; Dlock TIN, IN pigs 29c; in bars. SOC. 1ron-27
sheet zinc, Sc. Copper bottoms, 3lc. Planished
copper, 59c. Solder, l597c. Wire. 40 u ct of list
PRODUCE.
OVERWHELMINGLY, fancy. 2Oa22c; selected I59l7c;
cholce country, lOegl2o: poor to fair, 69sc
FEATHERs-Prime goose 55c y II; mixed duck 20@25c
I'm.
HoNEY-22a2ic in and 2-b caps.
PoULTRY-Hens, lie q 10 BOOSTERS. sc u h; ducks, s.
z doz; geese, s. q doz; turkeys, lO9llc 2 H. young
chickens. l2c p 10.
WooL-Tub-washed and picked, 33aS5c: unwashed
unwashed fine, l7og2Oc; heece-washed, if light, we'll
washed and in good order. 27d30c; and
Cotswold l61lSc; bury and understandable accord
ing to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prime steam lard, SIC. Short
ribs &c Sweet picked hams, l2c. Shoulders, SIC.
JoBBING PRICEs-Sugar-cured Hams-Ten to u tbs
average 49c; 10 do 44c; R do, lac; 2ldo, l3ec
Breakfast bacon, lac. Shoulders, gao California
hams. 9Ac. Bacon-Clear sides, sc; clear backs or
bellies PIC. Dried beef &c; Ii. Porter Co.. brand.
l9c. Picked Meats-Bean or clear pork q brl. 200
6s so; extra mess pork, D brl 200 MS, SO Lard
hettle-reudered in tierces gc do in half brls lO4c.
Sausage-Bologna in cloth, &c; III skin, nc.
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trade Chicago think that the receipts of hogs at
that point will be paratively light during the
mainder of this month.
GRAIN.
The grain markets generally braced up to-day
pric in the local market advancing 23e and deal
ers on Change bid with considerable animation. The
Boa I'd Of Trade Price Current says Of wheat We
note sharp advance at seaboard points, varying
from 2d3c both for spot and futures Dealers report
an improvement in the export demand which has
stimulated local markets and advanced quotations.
We note better feeling both for spot and futures
The visible supply report shows increase of 1850 0
bushels in dcating liberal receipts at all points. We
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Oils.

PIfUSYILLE, Pa, Aug. l6.-on opened at 81. O9;
highest 81 0gA; lowest, ST Ss; closed at 81 0g Ship
ments n 653 brs charters, 70 800 brls; runs II ,Ss
prls. The Balltown Oil Company's we'll No. was
drilled deeper into sand and did 2 barrels the
half hour.
PITTSBURG, Ang l6.-Petroleum quiet; United
certificates firm; closed at s09ss. During the after
noon session the market continued quiet; opened
weaker at 81 09a: declined 20 81 Oo!a recovered, and
closed firm at sl099s.
OIL CITY, Pa, Aug. l6.-The petroleum market
opened at 81 09 highest 81 U9; lowest sl0s6 closed
at slO9R Sales were made of s,2O6, 500 brls Clear
ances, 9, ia, COO brls.
ANTWERP, Aug l6.-Petroeum, 1917.
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Foreign Money and stock Marked

bosDoS Aug e.-consols 100 I-e; account. 100 3-i6;
Omitted States four and-a-halfs Il4% ex. coupons;
tours, 10; Illinois Central, I294 Pennsylvania Cen
trail, 1897, New York Central lls; Erie, 1919; Erie
ends, e51f; Reading, 1924.
PARIS, Aug. l5.-Rentes, s0 Sc.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

Provision Markets
INDIANKPoLIs, hng. 49,
The uneasness in business circles over the local
bank troubles is gradually passing off, and trade for
what is really a holiday week for Indianapolis is
fairly active, and financial furry passes
of healthy, active trade is looked for. The time of
Year is at hand for business generally to improve
and indications that it will Our merchants are
carrying large and complete stocks Prices
maid steady and as low in competing markets. For
strictly fresh eggs and choice creamery and dairy but
ter there is fair demand Cheese il less active but
for prime stock prices stii maintained For all
kinds Of vegetables and fruits there is steady and
Increasing demand but with liberal receipts prices
easy. Grocers report that there nothing new
To-day with theexception Of a strongersugar market
under the influence Of reports from the East where
81 would appear, refners are attempting to get up a
boom. The provision market is active yet dis-
hpIStnting. some 0ascfydDt ones in the provision
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Real Estate Transfers,

of Marion Indiana, for the -four hours
ending at o'clock p. NJ, Aug. To- 1888, furnished
by ELLIOTT Butler abstracters of titles room No.
3, Etna Building:
John l.. Ketcham and wife to solomon Clay
pool part of the east half of the southwest
quarter of section &C. township 10 north,
range least 800
Frederick A. W. Davis and wife o Mary
McKeever. lot 80 in Brown. Frank Il Ketch-
ans subdivision of lots l07 and los, in In
10000
David +. Swain, administrator, Charles
Gresh, administrator, lots z, 3. 1. 3, + and7
in block rs in John q. Burton's North In
dianapolis addtion-..... .....,........... $3.50
William S. Hubbard and wife to John CHS
lett, lot in futile 4 Hanna subdivision,
IN Ind1dnap ..... 10000
Jonathan II. Brown and wife to Isaac II.
Brown, all of his rights, etc. in his undi-
vided interest in part of the east half of the
northwest quarter of section II, township
10 north, range east containing 80 acres;
also. the east half of the southwest quarter
of section 2, township IS north, range
east, containing so acres 1900
Oonveyances 5; consideration SPAS SO
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NEW YORK, Ang. l6-Cotton quiet; futures
dull August. 10. i5c; September, lO.l6c; October,
lO.Osc November, l00Tc: December lO.l0c; January,
ln2c; February, l032c; March, 04ac April, lO.55c;
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NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-The demand has been more
general, with doing, all classes Of the numerous
repeat orders calling for larger quantities and fast
freight shipment Staples and specialtes alike in
quest, aud altogether, good volume of business
has been reached considerably Increased by deliver
les on early engagements. Dry goods iobbers have
trade present.
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Az Frs PILLS.

A large proportion of tho diseases which cause
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stomach, bowels, and liver. AYERS CAPHARTIO
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which they are d by the medical profession.
.Ihese PILLS ar compounded of vegetable sub
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AYERS PILLS are invaluable to me, and arc
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

UNION STOckYARDs, Aug. 10.
CATTLE.-Receipts, sI3; shipments, $40. The Offer
1ngs were light and of fair quality mostly of butch
ers grades; the market strong but not quotably
higher. No good grades of shipping cattle here;
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hWiskeY!

Browns IRON B1TTERs
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly of alcohol or
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Browns IRON B1TTERs
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it will, in nearly every case,
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and at the same time abso-
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Rev. G. w. RICE, editor of
the american Christian Re
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Gin, o., Nov. I6, 1881.
Gents THE foolish vast
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JOHN W. RoYsE, fredericksburg, Montgomery
county, used Browns Iron Bitters successfully
in chronic diarrhRa.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Oddfellows' Hall.
Theo. P. Haughey, Prest. n. Latham. Cashr.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

RMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE-PosrAGB PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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Indiana, Bloomington d Western
Uapart-Pacitir Express and Mail. ... 7:45 am
Kansas and rexas Fast Line. 1870 am
Burlington and Rock Island
EXPRESS, daily, T. c..--.-.--.1l:15 pm
Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express,
daily. r c..... 4:loam
Cincinnati Special -..--...... 1880 am
Atlantic Express and Mall. $50 pln
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Denart-Moorefeld Accommodation. $50 au
Mail and Day Express. ...-..- S:20nm
Night Express, daily, r. O. lilo nm
Arrive Night EXPRESS, daily, r Co.. A. am
Mail and Day EXuress. .--..--. D; t51m
Mooreheld Accommodation. 6:.s1 Din
EASTERN DIVISION
Depart Eastern Express Mail, d'y,r. 40 am
nav Express l:25 IN
Atlantic Exnress. -...-...-... 200 Nm
ArrjYe.-Pacific EXPRESS s. Goa am
Burlington and r. L. Ex., d'y
p @ ...-.......1 1850 ma
Western Express. s...-.....-.. 1:o1 nm
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


Anthracite, 1913 tom Pittsburg GOAL, 81 25 y ton;
Raymond City coal 81 q ton; block nut, $3.50 y ton;
Blossburg coal, ST e. tom crushed coke. l2c q bush
lump coke l0c T. bush; Connellsyille coke. l5c q
bush
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Cincln'ti, Ind'ap'hs, ST. Louis q CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-ChcagO and Louisville Fast
Line, daily, s. and G. o.....--.. $50 ann
Cincinnati Acc. daily .--.-..... 1870 am
Cincinnati Accommodation - Hos am
Chicago and Louisville Mail,
p. c..............-.-...... $40 nm
Cincinnati Accountable d'ly $50 nm
Arrive -Indiap polls ACCUMULATION, d'y HOS am
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail, pc ll:40 am
Western Express. ...--...-.... 500 pm
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast
Line, daily, sand c. c.-........11:05 pm
St. Louis Express, daily. ..... 1910 pm
CHIC AGO DIVISION
Depart-Peoria and Bur. Elk ...---..-.... TAO am
Chicago and St.Louis Mail, pc 11:55 m
Western Express. 500 pm
Chicago Fast Line, daily, s. re. 1l:40 pun
Arrive-ChicagO and Louisville Fast
Line, daily c. {. and s--.-..- 3:l5
Lafayette Accommodation. .1O;45 am
Ch,cug0and Lous'lle Mail, PC. 3:25
Cincinnati Accommodation. 6:4o pm
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chicago, st. LOUIS & Plttsbura.
Depart-New York. Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily, 8. 4:35 am
Dayton and Columbus Ex-
press, except Sunday 1880. 1898 am
Richmond Accommodation. -. K: 10 Um
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express. daily, s. H. sos pm
Al, Dayton Express, exc sunday sos pun
Arrive -Rchmond Accommodation ex-
cept Sunday .-...-.-..,-. 9:55 am
New York, Philadelphia Wash
1ngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily ...-..-.. ] l:5O am
Columbus and Dayton Express
except sunday -.......... 5:40pm
New York, Philacelph Wash
ington Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily 1888 PM
Dayton Express. daily except
sunday 1850 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA K0KoMO, p, C. 6 ST L. r. K
Depart-Lousville and Chicago Ex-
press y. ll:1o am
Louisville ana Chicago Fast
All, Express. daily, s.-.--........ 11:oopm
ARllFe- Cllcago All Louisville Fast
Express, daily, s..--...-..... 4:l5 am
press, p. c.-......-......- 4:os pm
JeffersonviIle, Madison & Indianapolis
Depart Express, daily, S., AIS am
press. -. .-.......... TAO am
p. Co.. ........-..-,... 4:2O pm
daily, r. c. ................. $50 pun
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison
Indianapolis, ST. Louis and
Chicago Express. daily, p 11:o5 am
New York aud Northern Fast
Express, r c............. 5:5Opm
St. Louis, Chicago and Detroit
Fast Line, daily, s-..-..---.. lO:43 plu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-17

Corn-Local markets in better shape than yes
terday, with buyers showing better. Offerings
more liberal. Markets at other points are frmer and
higher. The grain committee of the indianapolis
Board of Trade have abolished the grade of No.
corn making the same No. corn, in consequence of
confusing No. 2 with No. 2 white corn. We quote:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-17

Wabash, St. LOUIS & Pacific.
Depart--Detroit and Chicago Mail 7:25 al
Toledo, Fort Wayne Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
press ............... .-.-.. 2;15 pI
Detroit and Toledo Express,
daily, C. e and 1l:4o nj
Upton Accommodation 700 Di
Arrive -Michiean and Toledo Express,
daily except Monday. 1900 2:15 al
Toledo and Fort Wayne Ex-
l0:45 nj
Detroit ana Chicago Mall. $40 ri
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-17
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Trains marked thus, c. reclining chair car; thus
J., sleeper thus p, paror car; thus, H.. hotel car
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-17

Indianapolis and st. Louis
Depart-Dav Express, daily c. g.. 7:2i
Paris Express .....-- 4:O'
Boston and 81. Louis Exnress.p Ga;
New York and st Louis Ex-
press. daily, =. ana c. c., -ll:l'
Arrive New York and Boston Ex-
fncai Passenger, p... 100;
Indianapolis Express. --..-.. So;
Day Express, c. c., dailv.-.. Ga: