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VISIBLE SUPPLY.
Grain and Provisions at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Regnlar wheat was COM
partlvely strong, fairly active, averaged higher
and closed la0%c above yesterdays cosin g.
Sales ranged at $1.00l401O0lo for August,
$1024OlO3ls for September, S1.0401 .047s for
October. S1.O5ss01.06l4 for November, 81 ,OOss
0101ss for the year; spring $1.o1 al. OIL a; WIZ
ter 81 OF.
Corn was fairly active and stronger; closed s.
a SIC above yesterdays closing. Sales ranged at
49ls05olsc for August, 4940497s for septem-
ber 4S7s049Ssc for October. AGA 047l4o for
November, 44ss045lsc for the year.
Oats were in good demand, firm and higher.
Sales ranged at 27l4 0277sc for August, 26aa a
27c for September. 27ls027Ao for October,
26l40265s for the year.
Pork was moderately active; opened 1O012Iao
higher, advanced 507 Asc, reoeded 507Iee, raj
lied $50 zoe aud closed comparatively steady.
Sales ranged at $l3.10013 25 for August,
S13171901337la for September, $13 27l20
1880 for October, S12.45G 1855 for the year.
Lard was fairly active, firm and higher. Sales
ranged at 9.350S.55c for August, s.450s 6212e
for September, S.52le6S70c for October, 835
Os.52 lac for November, 1882 e 6.S3le for the
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CHICAGO. Aug. The Drovers Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipus. 10000: shipments. 8. 200.
The market WAS duh and 10020c p 100 lbs
lower; mixed packing hogs, S50520; heavy
packing and shipping, 50 so; light hogs.
IS. 2006.25; skips, $3.6005.50. The market
closed stronger.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 4,2o0.
The market was weaker and l00l5c o. 100 lbs
lower; export cattle, $606.40; good 10 choice
shipping steers, $56O06; common to medium,
SAB 80.
sheep-Recepts 800; shipments. 600 The
market slow; inferior to fair sheep, So % B. co.
good, $4; choice, $4.10.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3.-Cattle-Receipts, LOO:
shipments, So0 market active and strong, and
all good grades higher; exporters. SIS. 1926 30;
good to choice shipping steers, $500
heifers SO 40 04.5O: good to best Texans and
Indian Steers 81 2004.75; common. "a. 7504.
Sheep-Receipts, 3,700 shipments, 800; mar
ket steady and firm; medium to good, So a.;
lambs, 81. 7505.20.
Hogs-Market active and higher; light, IS 90
a 8; mixed S5.1065.4o; butchers, S.. 25Q5.5o
Receipts, 4,200 shipments, 1000.
NEW YORK. Aug. 8. - Beeves ReceiDts.
$3.50; oxen 81 per head higher: native steers
sold at $5.5006.9S p ewt, live weight; sales
manly at 80. 06 a.; Texas Steers sold at IS G3
65.SS; mainly %5.77 q: exporters used 800; pay
lag Sc. 65 06.72 " cwt. for good steers. Exports
from New York to-day and tomorrow viii IN
ciude l25 live cattle, 5000 quarters OF beef 900
carcasses OF mutton.
Sheep ana Lanbs-Receipts, 4.7h0; sheen
STEADY; lambs Guli and slUMc eli sales at vi % q
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3-Cotton firm at 1Ols
1l0ssc; futures steady; August. 1920; Septem-
Der, lO;20e; October, loose November, 9,9sc
10lSe; March, 10.29e; April, lO40c; May,
GALVESTON, Aug. 3.-COtton steady at 0osc;
net receipts, ISL bales; receipts, 1914 bales
exports coastwise, 700 bales; sales, 1913 bales;
stock on hand, 5,7o5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3.-Cotton quiet at
8 1l-l6e; net receipts AS bales; gross re-
hand, 9,l2O bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 3.-COtton firm at 9lar.
Receipts, 30 bales; shipments, $50 bales; stock
on hand, 1915 bales; sales, rs bales.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Ang 3.-WooI steady;
ONO, Pennsylvania and West Virginia double
extra and above, 3603Sc; extra, 36037e me-
oinn, 4oD41e; coarse, 80 934c; New York, Mich
lRan, Indiana and Western fine, 33 036c: medi
nin, 39040c; coarse. 33054e; washed eomolng
and deialne, 32D43c: nnwashed cOmbing and
uelalne. 24032e; tu0-washed combing and de-
lame. 3204Oc; oregon, 3032c New Mexican
and Colorado, 1896; pulled woods, 32033c.
BOSTON, Aug. 3.-W0ol-The demand is good
and prices are steady; Ohio aud Pennsyl-
vanla heeces, SO 03S lae; Michigan heeces, 81
4Oc; combing and delaine heeces, 80 044e; uL-
washed woods. low and coarse, IS a 22c; fine aud
medium. 23030c; California woods, demand
Moderate and sales of 100000 pounds spinning
az 27e; small lots, 20025c pulled woods, 250
$50 for common and good supertines. Sales for
the week, 1000, 900 pounds.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets


Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 5.
Trade is certainly better than a week ago The
weather is favorable, and no bad influences are
apparent. Prices have strengthened the last
few days, though, as a rule, quotable advances
have not occurred. Our merchants are bending
their energies to preparing for autumn trade,
and the outlook is encouraging. Druggists speak
Of trade as fair. 1t is generally believed that
American manufacturers Of sulphate qpinine
will advance the price to 81 80 or 49, but the
opinion OF Eastern dealers is that the advance
cannot be sustained any length of time, as the
demand is not brisk enough for the season. Oil
of peppermint has advanced and is firm. Other
essential oils are quiet Dry goods
men report trade fair for the season.
GrOeers are feeling better with their improve
ment In trade. There has been change in
sugars for several days. Onr merchants and
brokers report that there is not the activity in
sugars there should be at this particular time
especially in view Of the abundance of small
fruits. Ii may come later on in the season. The
latest seaboard advices continue TO report dul
and weak coffee market. Rice is moving freely
snd pricee are steady az quoted. Molasses and
syrnps quiet and unchanged Canned goods
dun, with no change In prices during the past
week. In foreign fruits the only change to quote
Ia reduetion in the price OF Valencia rasins
Adviees from Boston continue to report a strong
ADD excited fish market, and, az will he seen, we
have advanced our quotations OH nearly all
grades OF niackerel. The produce markets are
reasonably active. Candled eggs will bring our
quotations, but the market is amply SUI Piled
and prices are likely TO 20 down next week.
The market is overstoeked with butter: prices
weak. Young chickens coming in more
freely and break in prices is thought to be near
at hand.
GRAIN.
The local wheat market was in stronger posi-
zion to-day, and bidding on Change showed
lealers were more contiienr, for the time being
It least as regards the future of the market.
Jhe Board Of Trade Price current says of wheat:
We note a healthier tone in local markets. Prices
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Oils,

BRADFORD, Pa, aug. 3.-The crude oil
market was firm aud advancing. United Pine
line certificates opened at $1.07l4 and closed
at 81 O8 highest price. 81. 0Sss lowest, 81. O7l4
TOTAL rms Yesterday, 691 brls- Tutal ship
ments, 1856 brls. Charters, So, 651 bris. Clear
ances, Ala, 400 brls
PIrISBURG, Aug. 3.-The petroleum market
was firm; United certificates closed at 81. 0S.
During the afternoon session the market
hrm; opened at 81. L; declined to Sl.07si, aud
closed at Sl.06. Trading was fair.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 3.--Spirits turpentne
firm at 36c.
ANTWERP, Aug. 3.i-Petroleum, 1ela0lsaf.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-witb a large number OF
buyers present, and dlltgeu5 In their examina-
ton of all stocks. the business following is NOT
proportional. Seasonabe specialties are having
large share of attention, and many moderate
selections are the result. Agents made the price
of MerrimacR chiETz furnitures 6l2c. Cotton
goods are not active, but there is considerable
doing. WoOlens in irregular demand but good
quantity being moved. The large curtailment
of the production during the last three months
is beginning to tell, and sharp buyers are pro-
tecting themselves Cotton Is lsc higher and
market firm.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money Marhet-Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices OF Government Sc
curities-Quotstions of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Money in good supply
ut 1lo02 per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G06 per cent.
Dry goods imports for the week, So, 100000.
Governments higher for four-and-a-halfs.
Railways dull
State securities steady.
The stock M arket exhibited fair degree of
strength in early dealings, when there was an
advance of Il to per cent, Wabash preferred,
Missouri Pacific and the trunk lines showing
the greatest improvement. After 11:3o A. NJ.
reaction of ls to IS per cent took place, Denver
Rio Grande leading. The afternoon trading
was characterized by dullness. Toward the
close there was some pressure to sell Union
Pacific, Reading and Lake Shore, and many
shares recorded the lowest figures of the day.
AS compared with yesterdays close, prices are
Il to y per cent. higher, except for Central
Pacific, Rock Island, Lackawanna. Denver,
Louisville & Nashville, Lake Shore and Wabash
preferred, which are a fraction lower In speci-
Sles Manitoba rose per %ssn 60
Louis /. to "a; Minnesota st. Louis preferred
i 6s, TO 81 So; New York & New England / 9, to
25la; Oregon Improvement 9, to SO; Oregon nav
igation 3, to no. and Richmend u Danville 12,
to 6Sla. Alton & Terre Haute declined per
cent, to SO. Pullman Pal8ee-car, after 1alnng
off per cent, to $50; rallied to 1871. Northern
Pacific preferred, New Jersey Central and New
York Central lent fiat, and other shares lag
per cent. for carrying.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 120,574 shares. as follows: Del
ver 5000; Lake Shore, 1000; New York Gem
trial, 5000; Reading, 5000; St. Paul, 5000;
Texas Pacific, $1,000 Union Pacific, 5000; Wa
bash preferred, 5000; Northern Pacific PREFER
ed, 5000 Oregon Transcontinenta, 5000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Aug. Sc P. NJ. Railroad bonds
Illinois Central. 1919: New York Central lISas
Erie, 1855: seconds, 97l0; Read ing, l29.
PARIS, Aug. 3-Rentes, s0f 12lac.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION STocKYARDs Ang. 3.
CArTLE.-Receipts, 472; shipments, 667. The
offerings more liberal and the market about
steady at yesterdays prices; all changing hands.
We quote:
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Der. Corn--Reeeipts, 400 bu; shipments, 6. 900
6u; hrmer; 81 lac cash; 37i9037Ssc August; 81 iac
September. Oats better; 19lso cash.
OsWEGo. Aug. 3.-WheaJ was steady. Corn
weak.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, O1d-fellows' Hall.
Theo. P. Raughey, Pres't. H. Latham, Cash'r.
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are a shade higher, and inquiries are more
numerous. About eighty ears in to-day and
grading fairly. Seaboard is from Il to 6sc higher
than yesterday, and Chicago likewise is tirmer.
We
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zoe y ID. Currants, $1,000 y ID. Lemons S7d
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for year 1.-TWO, by seeking higher and
drier climate. This was my condition
when The people in your par, Of the coun.
try last saw me-
Then started for the Rockies but liked
this couutry, and settled here, AT first the
change helped me, but about three years
ago the benefit ceased Then failed so
rapidly that could be on, Of bed only
part OF the time each day. All my old
symptoms returned AT this crisis, a party
of eastern gentlemen,
on A BUFFALO HUNT,
made my house their headquarters. In the
party was DR.. Wakefield who informed
me that I had bad case Of incursble
Brichts Disease, and gave me a prepare
ton which might, he said, ease me for a
few weeks or months, but that was the
best that could be done. Around the bot
tie was a newspaper. Now a newspaper
was rarity in our home, aud sat IN my
chair looking it over when my eye provi-
deunally fell upon an srtlcle relat ng a
most wonderful cure Of Bright's disease
the very malady that was killing me-by
the use of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure; (of Rochester, n " Convinced
hat further delay would be fatal, and
everything else failing, the next morning
dispatched Que OF my boys TO the nearest
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tain bottle of the Safe Cure. The drug.
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had TO send to Kansas City for more. 1t
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When l told DR.. Wakefield what was
taking he gave me look, half OF scorn,
half Of pity, as much as to say,
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he is putting his trust in hImbug.'
Nevertheless persevered and for the past
year and half have been as stout and
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have commenced preaching again for
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Providence, and to Providence are my ser.
vices due, That is my story, think it
is as good as a romance-and much better,
for 1t is true"
Such is the substance, and very nearly
the language Of Elder Kites narrative.
Those who read it, and are suffering, may
benefit by his experience, if they will fol.
low his example.
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might have led to the capture Of the thief;
they did not secure the watch for Britton
and they have no written agreement signed
by Brtton or authorized by him guarantee
ing them against loss If they secured IT
for him, excepting the document referred
to above. But Messrs. Farnbaker now re.
fuse to surrender the watch and chain ex-
cept upon the payment Icy Britton OF fif-
teen dollars principal and three or four
dollars interest. This is the statement of
Britton, and of the officers who so success
fully worked up the case and it is here
given in order that Messrs. Farnbaker may
not be placed in an unfavorable light before
the public, From the story as here told it
will readily appear 10 an intelligent pub
lie, that Messrs. Farnbaker we're, in this
case as in former similar cases, made the
victims of aconscieuccess young scoupdrel
aud OF cruel circumstances.
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To The West.

There are number OF routes leading 70
the aforementioned section, but the direct
and reliable route is via Saint Louis and
over the Miss uri Pacific Railway. Two
trains daily are run from the Grand Union
Dep II, ) INT Louis to X lnsas Cily, Leaven.
worth, Aichison, ST. Joseph aud Omaha.
Pullman PLACE Sleeping Cars Of the very
fir est make are attached % III trains.
At Kansas City Uoion Depot, passengers
for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Cal
ifornia connect with express trains of all
lines.
At Atchisor, connection is made with
express trains for Kansas and Nebrasks
points.
AT Omaha, connection is made with the
Overland train for California.
This line offers to parties enroute 10 the
Yves, and Northwest, not only fast time
aud superior accommodations, but beautiful
scenery, as il passes through the finest por
ton Of Missouri and Nebraska send 70,
illustrated maps, pamphlets &c, OF thil
line. which will be mailed free
g. b. KISNAY, +, CHANDLER,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent. Gen'l Pase Agent
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Literary UuriJsities.

The poet, Richard Henry Stoddard's bril-
liant narrative Of the Life Of Washington
Irving" forms No a in the elegant little
Elzevir Library, and is sold for the price Of
only cents! After all, cheap and hand
some books are not limited to the so-caled
"piratcal reprints" as this illustrates: the
publishers paid Mr.. Stoddard $500 for the
Manuscript of this sketch--which is a tax
of only half-cent each, when charged over
to one hundred thousand of their custom
ers. Number of the Library, also jusr 49,
sued, contains Andrew Wilson's "The Sea-
S+rpents of Science" price Q cents. and
Number @, Tennysop's famous "Enoch
Arden" price cents---in former years sold
in large editions for 81 90, or more, per copy.
And yet, these numbers are in beautiful
type, handsomely printed on excellent
p tper. Sold by all des ers. John B. Alden
Publisher, IS Vesey ST., New York.
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THE LITTLE DETECTIVE.

Katie Putnam presents this beautiful
comedy drama at the Opera House on Fri
day evening, and as she remains but one
night, she should receive the usual well
come extended to c afro favorites.
She goes from here to st. Louis, where
she opens Monday evening for one week.
Miss K itie is so we'll known here, b as 80
many friends among our best people, that
nothing in the way Of praise from us is
needed.
The piece she presents here on this &C.
casion was written expressly for her, and
several additions we're necessary to the
company to enable her to present the drama
in the shape its merits demanded.
Miss Katie will appear in several differ
en, characters, and as she is young, spright-
Iy bright, dne vocalist and an excellent
dancer, it is lot surprising that she cap
lures and carries an audience with her
throughout the evening.
The music which is in charge Of Josef
Handel is very superior and is one Of the
many pleasant attractions of the entertain
meut.
Buder has tickets and reserved seats on
saie--75, so and % cents.
COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING,
Just received One Hundred Thousand
Business Cards,
Letter Heads, Irish Linen and fat
Note Heads, papers.
Bill Heads,
Monthly Statements.
Envelopes of all kinds,
Deuison's Tags,
DTay Tickets, perforated with round
Check Books, machine
Order Books,
Scratch Books,
Ball Invitations,
Wedding Invitations,
Programmes,
Engraved Folders,
Full Sheet Posters,
Small Bills and Dodgers,
ALL OF WHICH will be found at THE
BULLETIN Jon OFFICE, No ~ Ohio Levee
GOOD LOTS FOR SALE.
On Railroad stree, below 9th, three lots
8, 0 and 10 block Is, 70 by 20 each, max
ing rs feet on Railroad street and 30 feet
deep. For particulars apply at BULLETIN
office.
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w. G. l. A.
IMPORTANT MEETING.


The meeting OF the Woman s Club and
Library Association held at the Library
room yesterday afternoon was we'll at,
tended. The names of three ladies were
presented for membership, and the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. H. Ii, Candee; vice.
president, Mrs. A, E. Stafford; secretary,
Mrs. NJ. yesterday; treasurer, Mrs. W. R.
Smith; trustees, Mrs, G. G. E. Goss, Mrs.
P. A. Taylor Mrs. L. G. Savage, Mrs. G.
Fisher, Mrs. P. E. Powell, Mrs. B. Y.
George.
The literary exercises were Of very in.
teresting character. An able and suggest
i've paper was read by Mrs. L. G. Savage,
entitled 'Some Thoughts upon the Observ-
ance of the Sabbath" The paper was
fully discussed by all the ladies present.
The poem by Miss Mckee, and select read.
ing by Mrs. futile were necessarily omit
ted on account Of the absence of those
ladies, but their places were filed by
long and entertaining letter written to the
association by Mrs, G. Lyman, now in Van
Buren,, Ark, giving a graphic account of
that city, the surrounding country and
SON of the peculiar features of the people
living wit in and on the border of "Tne
Nation"-as the Indiau Territory is called
Including an account of an Indian wed.
ding.
Arrangements we're made for celebrating
the eighth anniversary of the association
in fitting IN tnoH on the 9th Of March,
aud the meeting then adjourned.
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Worthy of Praise.

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