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Earned runs indianapolis 3, Dayton l.
Passed balls-Ingraham 10.
Wild pitches-NOne.
Struck out-IndianapOlis 4. Dayton 3.
First base on called balls-Indianapolis2 Day
ton l.
First base on errOrs-IndianapOlis6 6.
TwO-base hits-Blckham, Mclaughlin, Peo-
pies.
ThreP-base hits Callahan, Peoples.
Left on bases ndianapolis 3, Dayton 3,
Time of game-TwO hours.
Umpire-Jerry DOrgdn.
NOTES.
The Indianapolis and Dayton clubs play again
to-day, TWO games. The morning game will be
called at 1890 O'Clock, and the afternoon game
at4
Tomorrow afternoon the Union Pacifcs play
one game only.
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THE FIRST NATIONALS AFFAIRS.
A Central Bank Dividend.

The assignee of the Central Bank has declared
another dividend for the benefit of the deposit
ors of go per cent, making the total since the
Suspension 80 per cent, and all the assets have
not been realized upon yet.
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Death of an Old Engineer.

John Shelton, for twenty-seven years rail-
road engineer, his last service being ten years
with the j., NJ. & H. died Sunday night Of
paralysis. For year past his mental condition
had been bad, and for few months he was I'M
der treatment at the Insane Hospital. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from his late residence. No. 253 South
Delaware street, under the direction of the Odd
fellows.
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DREssMAKERs prefer Corttcelli sewing silk.
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SPECIAL TRAIN
Out on the VaHdalia Live, on Wedn esday
Evening, at 1890 p. NJ.

To accommodate persons who come to the
city to witness the festivities on Wednesday, the
18th. the Vandalia Railroad Company will run
a special train. with through cars for Evansville.
leaving Union Depot at 1890 p NJ, and stop at
all stations between indianapolis and Terre
Haute.
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= If health and beauty you'd maintain
And keep your breath a perfect charm,
Use Sozodont with might and main;
For il alone prevents the harm
That mars "a woman's teeth and breath
And leaves her mouth as dark "A death.
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have made UptOns artillery tactics 8 study, and
have been putting their study into practice. We
bespeak for them the best wishes of their In
dianapolls friends, whether they take any prize
money or not Their first experience in camp
indicates knowledge of how to make them
selves comfortable, aud good judges say they
have the best-arranged camp on the grounds.
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TIE CONDITION. OF AFFAIRs.

One of the banks attorneys yesterday stated
to Journal reporter that the banking company
consisted of F, A. W. Davis, Jane NJ. Ketcham,
Mary Morrison, and the Morrison and Ketchum
estates of this city, and William Needham, Peter
j. Banta and Peter Ditmars, of johnson county,
whose individual assets would probably amount
to 100000, which was principally in real
estate. (FrOm another source IL was learned
that Mrs ketcham's share in the bank was 800.
600, and the Morrison estates S63, 00O) The
banks liabilities were something over $500, 900,
and the officers thought that they could he so
disposed OF as to pay dollar for dollar. Tho
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"Castoria is so well adapted TO Children that
l recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me" Ii. A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
81 Portland Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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The demand wigs active and prices a5940c high
er; fair to good clipped sheep. S4.4004 20;
choice to fancy, 1885, very few lambs here;
common to choice, 50. so.
was generally unchanged. but some sales rather
higher; good TO choice Workers, $5.7O05.85; light
grassers, 30. 4O05.60; common thin grassers, 50
600; good medium weights, $5.4oG5.50; good
heavy, S5.35; pigs, $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7.-Cattle-Receipts, $50;
shipments, 400. The supply was scarce and
market stronger, with good demand; export
steers, So 1906; heavy shipping, $5.2505.75;
nght shipping. 81 20 as; common stuff. ~ a
4,0O Texas steers, So 200 4: best Indians, $4,15.
Sheep-Recepts 1900; Shipments 900. The
supply was generally poor in quality, which was
not wanted; common to medium, S2.5OG32 70;
good to choice, $3.50Q425.
Hogs-Tbe supply was scarce and market
higher; light, S5.6505.75; rough mixed $4,000
.: outchers', $5.2005.35. Receipts, $500; ship
ments, 1900.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 27. Tho Live Stock In
dicauor reports: Cattle-RGeeipts, 2,300 ship
ments, none. The market was steady: native
steers averaging l,240 lbs, So: stockers and
feeders. So 5O4.25; Texas steers, averaging
900 to 1000 lbs, SO. 150390
Hogs-Receipts, AGO. shipments. none, The
market was tfrmer on light supply; light hogs,
4.SO.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 200; shipments
none. The market was unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Aug. 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1853; market active at about last weeks
prices.
Hogs-Reeeipts 6325; market was active
5.75.
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market fair; prices &c
higher than last week.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-Hogs quiet; common
and light I'd 1885; packing and butchers, $475
1925. Receipts, 1900; shipments, 100.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 27.-Hogs firm at $50
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.

cram ana PROVISIONS at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug 27.-Regular wheat in moder-
ate demand and stronger opened easy. but grad
ually advanced lice, and closed about 10 higher
than Saturday. Sales ranged at $1.0ols0l .Oose
for August, $1.oO7s01.02 for September, /. ops
01.03s4 for October, 81. 04l4 a SO for Novem-
Der, 81. Uoss01.O1 for the years spring, 81 oOla
al .01 4; winter. l.06l4.
Corn was active, firm and higher, closing $50
above the closing Saturday. Sales ranged at
50A051 SEC for August, 5ole 05oAc for septem-
Der, 49a4 95o lec for October, 477s04s7sc for No
vember, 46046so for the year, 47le0474c for
May.
Oats were fairly active and firm Sales ranged
at 27l4 027a4c for August, 2614026os for Sep
TENDER, 26ls027c for October, 26%027c for
Novemb Der, 27c for December, 26026ise for the
year, 2940297sc for May.
Pork was In good demand and firm, and closed
20O2019c above the closing ON Saturday. Sales
ranged at S12012.12I9 forAugust and Septem-
Der, $l210O12.17 for October, S11.7001l. 90
for November; $11.75011.S0 for the year
$12.15 O12.27la for January.
Lard was fairly acJive; advanced .108 20 loc
on cash and near futures, ana .10D.15e on more
extended futures, Sales ranged at S.450S. SOC
for August and September, 8.37 laDS. 55c for
October, S.12496 8. zoe for November, solo
5.121se for the year, e.12190s. 22l9c for Janu-
AIRY,
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no grade, 4Sc. Oats duh but firm; No 2, cash.
august and September, 264c: October, 20 loc;
November, SOC bid; December, 30l4c bid. Re-
celpts[Wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu;
oats, 10000 bu. ShIpments-Wheat "A, 900 bu:
corn, 22,0o0 bu; oats, 1900 bu..
CINCINNATI. Aug. 27.-ootton quiet at
fancy $5.l606. Wheat heavy: 81 o6ls9io7
easn, Sl.074 August, $1.07l2 september,
$l.O94 October and November Corn barely
STEADY; o2c cash and September. Oats quiet;
29c cash, 28aic September, 29s4c October Rye
dull and lower at SIC. Provisions Pork frmer
at S130I325. Lard none sold. Bulk meats,
clear ribs, III fair demand at 665e. Bacon
steady; shoulders, &c; clear ribs, 1906 clear.
&c. Whisky quiet at $l.1S. Butter steady; prime
creamery, zoe; choice dairy, l5c.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 27.-FlOur quiet no de-
mand Wheat strong; $l.o1ls; Septemhers
S1.033s October, 81. Oslo November. Corn dulh
nothing done; No. 3, 5o@c; rejected, AZ; Oats
No. 2 soc. Barley dull; No. 2, see extra. No. 3,
40 Provisions higher mess pork, S12. 10 cash
steam, S.45c cash and September. Receipts
Flour, 5000 orls; wheat, 1000 nu; barley, l.
000 6u 5hipments-Flo 5000 brls wheat,
1000 bu: barley, 500 bu.
changed; extra family, IS 2503.5o; No. I,
S4506475; high grades, Sc 2506.50. Wheat
firm; No red, 81 03G104. Corn quiet; No. .
white, see; No. 2 mixed. sic. Oats quiet; mixed
western, 29e. Provisions firm, but not hlghers
new mess pork, $3.50. Bulk meats-Shouid7rs.
DC; clear ribs, &c: clear sides. 7ssc BacOn-Shoui
ders 6Sac clear ribs. I9c; clear sides, Sc. Hams
: Sugarcured, 14c. Lard - Kette.rendereds
lower; IL i9e. Whisky steady at 81 49,
KANSAS CITY, Aug 27.-The Commercial In
dictator reports; Wheat-Receipts, $4,000 bu:
shipments, $1,000 bu quiet and lower; No. 3
red fail. SSe bid cash; SSl2 "a ssale September;
SS4c October. Coru-Receipts, SO 900 hu: ship
ments. $4,000 bu; lower; 3Se cash; 37lac hid
September; Soc bid October. Oats better; 22sso
bid cash
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 27.-Cotton in fair de-
mand at 55s05a4d; sales, 5000 bales; specu;s-
ton and export, 900 bales; American, 6,000
bales. American lard, 44s Cd Bacon-Long
clear, 37s Cd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Western
mixed, 5s 6led.
oswEGO, Aug. 27.-wheat steady Corn
firm.
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Total 36, 900 24S4 900 ~ l5s 600 2O96 coo
The fact that the decrease In export has been
nearly 12,0000 900 of bushels during the past
eight weeks and that the visible supply shows
so much increase makes the cause of the great
inactivity and depression in price evident. The
reports from all sources Indicate large short
age in this years product and with it a great
deterioration in the quality.
Perhaps the reason that the usual experience
in the tendency of the market has been dis
counted the present year, is that the milling
capacity of the country is SO largely excess of
any possible requirement., and that milling pro-
duets are bearing down on grain in the absence
OF purely speculative demand and dull foreign
inquiry.
The potent cause OF dun foreign demand
during the past six weeks, and one that likely
will be felt on sur markets for six weeks to come
Ia the enormous export OF wheat from India.
Since February about 100000 bushels
have been brought from Bombay, aud more than
10000, 900 from Calcutta Not all of this has
gone to Europe, but by far the greater portion
has been taken there. During the three weeks
ending August lS, no less than S,l77,6Se bush
els were exported from Calcutta to England
and the continent alone, while for the same pc
riod Bombay sent ., 2S5,384 bushels, or a total
of l3,463,072 bushels, against, in round num-
beers, 5000, 900 for same time last year, or more
than 10000 600 bushels in three weeks over last
year Since January India has exported about
is estimated at 81 ,Ooo. 900 bushels. Much of
this heavy export Is of the new crop, harvested
in January and February, and the supply must
by this time have become much reduced and
cannot stand in the way of American export
very much longer. The ahnormally high price
Of TSeat IN America from FEBRUARY TO June
proved the cause of Europe turning else
where for supplies As purely speculative i'm
pulse the cause of this high price, the dap,-
age it has done American interests can hardly
be realized, and will require some time and more
honest methods to overcome. However, If, as
we think we have SHOWN, the Indian supplies
are some what exhausted, we have reason to
LOOK Tor at least an increased activity, if not
higher price in the near future.
The export of -four continues to gain in vol
ume, and II would appear that American mill
10 ri M rhsaA fanpf AfN
with -four. TINS movement, though steady, is
slight when compared with the total volume of
the hreadstuf trade and. not sufficient to vItiate
the figures and conclusions above given.
The Board of Trade Price Current says of
WHEAT Local markets are steady IA to prices,
with easy ferling. fair inquiry for cash deliv-
erits ?, with light offerings all around. New York
and Baltimore are from le014e lower, while
Chicago is sc higher. Last call at seaboard
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Total. $500, $50 755 Decrease 1o.1
Outside N. York 226,S13,oS3 Increase. OIL
With a tame stock market affecting such lead
ing speculative centers as Boston aud New York,
and with the halt in business at number of
leading distributing points at the West, the
clearing house exhibit for the past week is an
unfavorable one, both when compared with
that of last week and the corresponding week
last year. The aggregate, 1886, 5S9'T65,
aggregate, wher the figures footed up ST, l12,-
6S0,34S When compared with the returns of
the corresponding week last year the figures
loss amounting to 1G1 per cent, against gain
of 80 last week and loss of 25.4 the previous
week. Outside of New York the clearings show
an increase of only OIL per cent, against an in
crease of sc per cent. last week and an increase
of 10 per cent. the previous week.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.--Cotton duh at 1os-1e
D10 7-16e; futures steady August, 10.10c: Sep
TENDER, 10.10c; October, 1O.14c; November,
10.17c; December, 10 24c; January, 10.34os
February, 1o.47c; March, 1886 April, 10,70cs
MAY, 1O.9lc; June, 10 92c; July, IL Ole.
GALVESTON, Aug. 27-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 9-16e; low smiddIinR, 9l4c; good ordfs
nary, Sa4c; net and gross receipts, 2.740 bales;
exports eOastwse POI oales sales 500 bales;
stock on hand, 12,745 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding, 8 i1-16c; low middling, 9asc good to ora
binary, 97sc net receipts, LISA balesj gross re-
celpts 1191 bales; sales 450 bales; stock hand
$4,000 bales.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 27.-Cotton firm; mid.
ding, 9Ac.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Aug. 27.-rae petroleum marked
opened at Sl07st; highest. ST. 0S; lowest,
$l.O63s, and closed at 81 .06le. The sales aga
gregated ,493, 900 brs. The market was dull
and sluggish throughout the day, and the vol
uine or business WAS very small and very weaky
with large offers to sell and few buyers.
opened weak; United pipeline certificates weak;
opening and highest price, SI.07$i; lowest price,
81. 063s; closed at $1.061e. Total runs Saturday
and Sunday, SS, $40 brls. Total shipments yes
Jerday, 101.157 brls. Total charters, 3O9S4
brls. Clearances, 3s072, 900 brls.
PITTSBURG, Aug. 27.-The petroleum mar
ket was dull; United pipeline certificates weak;
closed at &1.o64; refined, 7s4077sc Philadel-
phta delivery. During the afternoon session
the market was very quiet and trading light
opened at S1.06&: advanced to $1.071e, and
closed weak at S1.0614.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 97.-spirits turpentinS
firm at $50.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The jobbing trade
shows an improving degree of activity, which
conforms to reports from all interior and West-
ern markets. Buyers recognize that goods ara
orders from interior jobbers for miscellaneous as
sentiments. Demand from agents chiefly of this
class to the extent of q good volume Of sales.
Colorad cOttons in better movement Staple
eottQls also moving ip larger lots, 6easoRable
sp6eialties also doing very we'll through many
orders noted. Woolens in order request for aus
plicate assortments. Market fairly active.
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LONDON, Aug. 27.-5 P. M.-Consols. 100 1-16;
account, 1001e. United States bonds-Fours,
1929; four-and-a-halfs, HAS. Railroad bonds
Illinois Central, $50; Pennsylvania Central,
1888; New York Central, 1881; Erie, 1291e;
seconds 94sf; Reading, l24as.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-Rentes. 79f 65c.
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Business of the Clearinr-Hnnses.

Boston, Aug, 27-From the POST The fol-
towing table, com piled from special dispatches to
the Post. from the managers of twenty seven
leading clearing houses Of the United States,
gives the clearances for the week ended Aug.
25, with the percentage ofincrease and decrease
compared with the corresponding week of
1899:
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Beeves-R Receipts
for the past two days, 6,340. making Id, 100 for
the past week; market active and shade off in
prices native steers sold at $50675 ~ cwu.;
tops, $6.6007; Texas and Colorado steers sold at
S4,4o05l0; general business az Sc. 50065o
for native steers, and $4. 4004.67l2 for range
CATTLE Exporters used 90 carloads and 20 car
loads of export steers on track. Livestock and
fresh meat shipments. to-day, 300 live CATTLE
1850 quarters of beef, 500 earcasses of mutton
making for the week ending with Saturday, A.
500 live cattle, 1920 live sheep, 5000 quarters
of beef, 900 care isses of mutton.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the past two
days. II 400, making SO 800 for the past week.
market firm and advanced l46 sc per ID; all
sold. including common tO,good sheep at 81 256
$50 " owt.; prime and extra sheep sold at So rs
rs 49, '0""On 10 prime i"n'S 'O'o al 5000
making 22,S00 for the pact week. market NOM
inally steady az S55o0615 " cwt.
CHICAGO. Aug. 27-The Drovers' Journal
reports: Hogs = Receipts 10. 600; Shipments
$500 The market opened strong and steady:
packing hogs, 81 5004 90; packing aud ship
ping. $4,9595; light, $1,000 25; skips, SO SO
0475. The market closed weak.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; shipments, l. 600 The
market was strong and active; values firmer;
export cattle, S606.40 good to choice ship
$4.fO05.25.
sheep-Receipts. 1000: shipmer.s, goo. The
market was strong and higher Interior to fair,
$2.5o03; good, S3.75l choice. ga.
The Drovers' Journal special Liverpool cable
dispatches report stronger prices for American
live stock; best cattle l201c higher: quoted at
loo y 10; sheep, lie higher, TIC y ID dressed
BALTIMORE, Aug. 27 eef-cattle---Marke:
very slew; prices lea 4c lower; very best, So. so
a6; first quality, $4. 5095.50. medium, So rs o
1879; ordinary. $2.5003. so; most sales were
made at $4 % 03.25. Receipts, 3,041.
HOgs---Fair supply and moderate to good de-
mand. Receipts, 1912.
Sheep and dmbs-- Receipts, 1873; quotations:
sheep, SO 95; lambs, $i36.
BUFFALO, Aug. observation-disclosures to-day
1,400. Prices higher; extra S5.S0a625; good
shippers, S5.6005 rs; fair to medium steers,
$4.5005. %; common, So. rs 0415.
SheeP and LalnJs-Receipts to-day, $500
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GEORGE FAGRMAN, conductor P, O. q SC. L,
railroad, was cured of indigestion and general
debility by Browns Iron Bitters.
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A POSITIVE CURE FOE
EsAY-F EVE. 20

tarrhal virus, causing healthy secretlons II sVaVf
Inflammation, protects the membralnl ltuinys OF tue
head from additional colds, completely ne's 's sofes
and restores the sense of taste and Hniaii
Beneficial results reatzed by II feM appiceu Pls
A thorough treatment will cure unequN'ct tpr
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cular. sold by druggists. by matt 'Sc - nae$'4'-
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HAY FEVER.

For twenty-five yearu
! have boon severely
afflicted with Hay Fe-
yer. While suffering
intensely ! was induced
to try Ely's Cream
Balm, and the effect
was marvellous. 1t on
abled me to perform my
pastoral duties without
the slightest inconven-
fence, and have escaped
a return attack. j pro-
nounce Ely's Cream
Balm a cure for Hay
Fever. WIN. L. CARB,
Presbyterian Pastors
Elizabeth, n. j.
Apply ny tho little
fiugerintO thenOStrils.
BY absorption II ef-
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LIVE STOCk.
indianapolis Market.
TrNHnarr

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 81.
CATTLE-Receipts, 10; shipments, 49, The
offerings were light, mostly of butcher grades
The market was 1o015e lower on the common
class No good shipping cattle on the market:
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HoGs-Receipts 1887; shipments 654. Re-
ceipts light. The market was slow and 501Oc
higher on light and heavy hogs. Medium
weights sold at about Saturdays prices. Part
OF the no gs coming now are rough, half-fatted
packers weighing $50 to 800 pounds, which are
hard to sell at satisfactory prices. We quote:
Heavy selected, $50 to 300 fbs..-.... So oOO5lO
Light selected, $50 to 200 bs-..-... 5.4505.50
Light and medium mixed, 200 10 250
fbs.-..-..--. ...--..-..... 525054O
Pigs and roughs Observation-Disclosures. 4.00045O
sHEEP.-Receipts, 3s3; shipments, 435. The
offerings were light The market was steady
and unchanged. No good heavy grades here.
Good to choice, 100 pounds and up
ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 .00t14.30
Good 30 choice, 100 to 10 bs---..--. 3.6003. 80
Common to fair, 80 to 80 fbs-------.- 3.00O3. 90
Lambs, good to choice. 40004.30
Lambs, common to fair. -. 3.0003.75
Bucks, per head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20003.00