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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-23
For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEING IN POOR
health is DESTROYS Of disposing of her
business on Ruby Hill. The house is doing q
good business. and has seventy regular board
ers. For particulars. apply to -.
Ruby Hill. July II, lSe1. jyiSti
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SONG and Dance Shoes,

r ANOAsHIRE AND OTHER CLoes, "a
~ sizes; Tights. Wigs, spsnsies' r.rsE.
Silver Laoes, Tamborines, Ban'o'' a,s,y.
STONE JEwELRY for makeup .n "a spyp
thing for Ninstrels and Theaters' w. ,oms
By MAIL OR O. o. D. AS our s oou IN
direct from Europe, We defy compey VA.
the United Slater. q n Tor pr .,rest,
THAN JOSEPH, Sal Ci"y ,rasv
San Francisco. Cal. -
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Tor PRINTING-NEw STYLES OF
- type at the SENTINEL office. Letter Heads,
Bill Heads. Cards. etc., printed In the best
styles wn TO the "aft prsssrvauve."
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NURSING.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS FOL.
lowed the business of nursing for q mum
Der Of years. is DESTROYS Of getting employ
ment. Persons needing her services can leave
word at the office Of Bishop & Hagar, or at the
residence of Mrs. J. straus, on Mob Hill. Nc
objection to going into the country.
MRS. II. HOWARD.
Eureka, Dec. 7, 1882. dstf
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Coo1ETY BADGES, JEWELS M natal M \
- Of every kind. In gold. sitves strset, S0Lt
AGENT IN San FRANoIsco Tor tae h oSav q
Badge and RegsiiA 90. workmeh oysneemsns
solid gold for 81. postage free. Sgss o. O.D,
badge speciality. Single pao ssss.lydSv
Trade Supplied. ~
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEny

of Memory, Lsssitude, Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion to Society, Dimness Of Vision, Noise,
in the Head; the vital fluid passing unobservsd
in the urine, and many other diseases that lesS
to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTlE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for a case of this kind thst
the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under bs
special advice and treatment) will not cure a:
for anything impure or injurious found in Il
DIR. MINTIE treats all Private Diseases aus
cessfully without mercury. COnsuitati",
Free. Thorough examination and advice. IN.
GLIDING analysis Of urine, IS 90. Price Of Vital
Restorative, IS OF . bottle. or four tina
the quantity, $40 60; sent to any address up0,
receipt Of price, or O. o. D., secure from 81,
servstion, and in private name II desired.
A. e. MINTIE, n. ID.
IL Kearny st. San Francisco.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-Sent on applies,
ton by letter stating symptoms, sex and sge.
Communications strictly confidential.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDy.
NEPHRET1CUM, cures all kinds of Kidne,,
snd Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhna, Gleet
Leucorrhoes. For sale BY all druggists; 81 % !
bottle, six bottles for IS 90.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION Pills
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure in the market. ForI
all druggists. mrs-1J
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X BIOLOGICAL AND MINEkAL and sold
G mems, and curiosities bought ssn Fran
NATHAN JOSEPH, s41 CLAY saeV sses- iyaav
disco. ,-.
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For Sale orLease

VNHE STONE FIRE.PROoF STORE Ru1rn-
ing on Main street lately occupied by pete
Hansen. For Particulars apply to-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-29

The Virginia democratic couyrn-
ion, which met at LyncLbmg ON the
a5,h Instant devoted two plank otits
platform to national politics, They
read "a follows
Abolition Of tho internal revenue
system.
a revenue tariff, encouraging home
Industries, but not fostering monop-
Ulirs.
This il somewhat different from
the tariff for revenue only" doe
trine. Ana as to the internal revenue
plank, when the excise taxes are sbol-
ished there can be no reduction of
customs duties. II anything they will
have to be increased. Mr.. Randall
himself could not suggest an improve
meut ON these planks.
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The French government has intro
duced in the chamber OF deputies and
demanded urgency there for credit
of $1,000 francs for aging the cAueu-
ses of the scientific commission, which
it lie proposed to send to Egypt TO iu
vestigate the cholera epidemic. a
paper has been read by Fauvct before
the academy Of sciences, IN which the
writer says that the cholera in Egypt
will most likely end in six weeks. lie
SAYS that the previous experience
shows that the rapidly OF the decrease
OF the disease isalways in accordance
with the rapidity OF its spread.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-29

Mr. Rccchpr cau- himself "a Christian
evo.utiuuisr-wh Whatever that may
mean im coutradtslinc,iou 60 u
AvnOstIy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-29

Fifty Duke ot Durham cigarettes Tor
~ rrut- are cheap O. than beer 81 . cents
70 glass. Get them at Herr --U1l2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-29

prratt N,l-
wi@.-: -, =, r p,,,.r. MRS mitchell
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First bales are becoming mouot-
nlLnlL.-
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SOW 10Th 0Uf.II. .f''|
Then there was sensation about tine
shorc end Of the gang-pIauk u- d car
ra.r rolled down the pier. \ adys
mmd uiight 4 somewhat uwkwlrllN
Then Mrs. Luugtry .puus gr cetully
from the carriage She was dressed in
% drnb colorcd gown TINT fit 4 her per
fccuy. Her eyes were bright, her face
WAS rosy and she smiled as happily us a
child Hs she gave her hand Iu turn On
the gen lcmcn who had COME 10 the
Union club cab She then ran grucy
fully mp the gang plank, aud wheeling
around, waved her hUuis to her friends
uu the pier. The maid stood chatting
10 tue trio,
Are you glad to leave America, Mrs.
Ian try 2 asked tine reporter.
Indeed, mo-, she answered quickly
Of have had ny,ry jolly time her and
feel that ann leaving many good friepd-
behind me, but, OF course, | nm pleased
at tine prospect ~ meeting my people
and nav husband again. / have had %
delightful time here, aud | shall come
back with Ileasurr in October.
J,hn~on'- Nuodyuc IinImcnt win posi-
lively cure chronic dluu.l of ION.
sanding, also ty-cn'Gry, cholera morhu-
and cholera. used internally. ihurr D. uu
remedy known So valuable tor In.Irr3iatp
UsD A- this old life erytr.-u,1t-lA yH
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sr.ey~iorR Manager rya Benevolent Accusation Five &
ar. mI A. AZ GIt 0e'H''' " @ terminated (GY a. GFS
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Fin 81 assortment ui smoking tohacr
D aI. grade. ulN ty- on hand at llrrl~
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PUBLIC SAL
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pyglor arrou. payment M amount. from FL
%i@'s, ii ngrHooi. ~ SUSAN JENKINS Fl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-13
Rye-No. ?, quiet; SIC bid: no sellers.
Bran-Steady; sll bid, held at sll.75.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Grain and Provisions at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. Irregular wheat-There was only
a moderate business, and fluctuations were confined
a range of &c, and closed sake lower than the
closing yesterday Sales ranged at 81 O24l 03l4 for
August, sl.O3A0l OH for September, SlO51s9l064
for October, sl.06Ss@l.O7A for November, sI.O2l4@
l.O3% for the year; spring, sl.O2; winter, sl099s
Corn was quiet; opened shade higher, declined p
Csc, and closed 4@91ac under the closing yesterday
Sales ranged at 5O395lsc for August, 4959jO}ec for
september, 49s95Oc for October, 47s4sc for Novem-
Der, 463seI45sle for the year, 46s14624e for May.
Oats cash steady and options easier. Sales ranged
at 261s@2659c for August, 257s@2654c for ptember
26A26Ss for October, 25a4@267Sc for the year. 2g4@
2g38c for May.
Pork fairly active but unsettled and weak,
opened weak followed by gradual decline of 40@4jc
on the whole range, closing steady at the decline
Sales ranged at Sl250ol26O for cash, S2 JUG 26OfOr
August, sl2321k9l2s so for September, sl2i7s@l292s
foI October, SllyJel2 07a for the year sl2S9l2 81
for January.
Lard was quiet and .2oQ. 221sc lower Sales ranged
at sl75ssl5c for cash and August, s.l7 .35c for
September, s25GS.4jc for October s.l59S.221ec for
November, 7.9J@e l2'sc for the year, el59S279 for
January
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs-Receipts, II ,o0o shipments. 1850. The market
ing hogs, 81 90j 20; choice heavy packing and ship
ping hogs, S5209560 light hogs, Sj.50sg6 skps $3.50
@5:25. The market closed weak.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; shipments 8, 300 The mar
ket was steady for good TO choice stock, but low
grades are Oc per 100 lbs lower; export cattle Sg
6.l5 good to choice shipping steers, So G 81; com
mon TO medium. 81. f0q5 TO-.
Sheep-Receipts, t0J; shipments, 800. The market
was brisk and nrn and closed with all sold; inferior
TO talr sheep, s27594 good, Si.2 Is; choice $3.50.
BUFFALO, Aug observation-disclosures to-day. ?. 100:
total Tor the week, thus far, IL S3j time last
week, 5000; consigned through 1926 cars The market
was dull and lower; fair to good, Si35G9j; very
choice here.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts to-day, 3OOO total for
the week, thus far, % 90; time last week. q O
ket dun and lower; quotable fair to good Western
sheep, I.25tG5 choice TO fancy, s.. 2jd565.
, Hogs-Reeeipts to-day, $500; total for the we9k
thus far, Is, same time last week, 2L0ug CON
signed through, lls cars. The market moderate
" active and higher for Workers; good to choice
Workers, Sc 2596.35 light Workers, s. lO6l5; good
KANSAS CITY, Aug 1.-THE Live Stock Indicator
reports: Cattle - Receipts, AGO. shipments, none
The market was scarcei only butchers grades offered
and little done.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; shipments none The mar
s4.9065
~ sheep and Lsmbs-Recepts, none; shipments. none
The market was unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l0.-Cattle-Receipts 200; ship
ments, $780, supply very small; only trhng local
trade done at previous quotations,
sheep-Receipts, $50; shipments, 900; market slow
and unchanged; fair to good, s35e4; prime choice,
81. lWd4.5O.
Hogs-The market Was active but lower; light
81 SjG6 packing, 81 S515. 20 heavy, 50. 255 49, Re
ceipts ,3Ju; shipments. 100.
CINCINNATI, Aug. ll.-Hogs firm; common and
light, S0ad; packing and butchers, S5.l0G5.75 Re
ceipts, e2t; shipments, $40.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. ll.-IIogs easier at s5.I0956O,
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Der 6lg63c. Oats dull but steady No. white Sc;
No: white t4'5epfjc; rejected, white, soc Eggs
= More offering at 2l9py2c. Receipts Flour 4,lhl0
DTS wheat, % 800 bu; corn 10 20J bn; oats bu
Shipments-Corn 900 bu.
TOLEDO. Aug. lI.-Noon Bo.rd-wheat dull; No.
Sl-lS October Sis November, 81. II; all the year
Slll5; January, 81 2056l. 24 Corn dali; No 2 cash
ana August, 52Ac; September, 53ise; October, SIC
asked oats g9leti No. 2, cash, &sc. Receipts
Shipments-Wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 1000 hui oats
2,5eJ bu. " ~
LOUISVILLE, Aug ll.-Cotton quiet at essc. Flour
unchanged Wheat quiet; No ? red sl.O4 Corn
STEADY; No white, 53d5313c; No. mixed; 52td5243
oats quiet, but hrn; mixed Western 30c. Provisions
dniet and unchanged; mess pork, sl5. Bulk meats
Shoulders, 6s4e. Baeon-Shoulders, 74ac. Hams
sugar-cured, l4c. l2c. Whisky
quiet at Sl.l3
CINCINNATI. Aug. n.-Cotten steady and I'M
steady 81 Os spot; 81 los September Silica October
Sll2]8 November. Corn firm at sic CASH 52ltc Sep
TENDER Oats irregular at 2S2gc cash; September.
NY steady and higher at Gle. Provisions dull and
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1.-THE Commercial Indi-
Gator reports: Wheat-Receipts 81 900 bn shipments,
!eO bu; steady; No. red fall 90I4c cash; 921se Sep
tenber Corn-Receipts, 23 U0D bd; shipments, 21OOO
pu weather. 'Pc cash and bid September; Sac bid Oe
tober Oats slow: igiac bid cash
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Il-l:SO p NC Cotton in fair de-
mand at ll-l6de5 l36d; sales, s,e0p bales; specua
ton and export, 800 bales; American, D. 500 bales.
American lard 45s. Fine American cheese jOc Ba-
low, 4Os cd. ~
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. u-Oats easier; Western,
I9-oO choice, Sl76glS. Provisions-Pork in fair de-
manu-, put AT lower rates; Sf. Bran hrmer fat soc.
others steady and unchanged.
oSWEGO, Aug. n.-Wheat scarce Corn steady.
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COMMERCE..
Review OF the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.


INDIASAPoLIs, Aug. II.
The general merchandise markets are increasing
in activity, the bank troubles seemingly affect
ing them unfavorably. Wholesale merchants
are in excellent shape for good fall trade
prices are well nstained in most de-
partments, aud business seemingly Healthy
In tone. The New York Shipping List says of trade
generally: 1.-THE volume of the home trade is not
far from the usual this quiet period of the
year. Preparations have been made and a re making
fer the ensuing campaign, and from fact that the
spring movement was unsatisfactory. a largely in
creased demand for almost all articles Of general
merchandise and fairly prosperous autumn trade
are naturally looked for. Good harvests, a mtiEa-
tfon OIL the evil of production in many manufac-
lures, and an absence OF Wild speculation have
brought about more hopeful and confident feeling
in mercantile and industrial Giro les The export as
well as the home trade, is more promising now that
produce prices what is regarded safe basis
BY reason of wild speculation in the leading produce
markets Of the country in the past business
has suffered incalcuiable injury. Fictitious values
were attached to property that did help producers
while they injured consumers, and the Same time
crippled the export business. IT to be hoped that
the recent bankruptcy of Of the heavy
VIII serve to check tile gambling operations Of small
OPERATORS VINO iced the treasury OF those WHO
agents in this bnsincss. This appears be the only
Ahy Ia rure the evil which tnnd- 10 cripple the legti-
male 1aslhcAs u thv country. LesislatIon bas nVt
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Sheet zinc, Sc. Copper bottoms ale. Planished
copper, 39c, Solder, l39l7c. Wire. 40 y ct of list.
PRODUCE.
BUrTER-Creamery, fancy, 20022c; selec ted l5lI7c;
EGGs-l0Nl2c.
FEATHERs-Prime goose 55c q n; mixed duck. 2OG2Jc
y b..
HONEY-22l02ic in and 2-h caps.
POULTRY-Hens, lie y b. ROSTERS. SC u 10: ducks 81
Y doz; geese, 50 doz; turkeys, OGllc t, ID; young
chickens l2c q 10.
WooL-Tub- washed and picked 3303jc: unwashei,
medium and common grades if in good order, 81 0l23c
unwashed fine, l7d2Oc fleece washed, if light, well
washed and in good order. 27Cg3Oc; and
Cotswod, l6dlsc; bury and understandable accord
ing to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime steam lard. SIC. Short
ribs. sac. Sweet picked hams l2c. Shoulders. sac
JoBBiSe PRIoEs-Su gar-cured Hams-Ten to Y MS
average, Hec Is do l44c: l7l@ do l4c; do, l39lc
Breakfast bacon, lac. Shoulders, gao. California
hams, 9tic. Bacon-Clear sides, lie; clear backs
bellies, loo. Dried beef &c; IL. Porter Co.'S brand
l9c Picked Meats-Bean or clear pork, q brl. 200
es, S2l; extra mess pork, = brl 30 Ms, sl7 Lard
hetterendered in tierces, l9c do in half brls. lO4c
sausage-Bologna, in cloth, nc; in skin, SC.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Aug. II.-Flour firm; receipts 81 600
brls exports, 1900 brls; superne State and Western
81, oa4; common to good extra, s4.lGal.iO good to
choice, si5V7; white wheat extra, So 257 q; extra
less aetive options opened shade higher subse-
quently reacted &c &c, closing steader; receipts, 49,,
900 bu; exports, $4,000 bui ungraded red, GcdSl. 2O
steamer No red Slo4 No. red sl;l5990I; Il de-
in e Sfi Sun: ansr SH S s Tee
81 22 No red, August, sales of 70 $50 bu at sl.l7s
bu at siSSSl ~ closing at 81 ss october sa es Of
,OS2 coo bu at 81 2O9@Si as, closing 81 pug Noyem
81 ny; December, sales of l52 900 bu sl24a6l 25
f oss en- c higher b %
se closing stE9ngsF Peeeipts S2S gG experts
625s@6sc ahoat ungraded white, 6ic No. ?, August,
ea@62Ac, closing at 69c; september 6I4d6lzse os-
venSeP 6sc ciosSs at s5Sc Oats 0 stronger Ng
receipts Z2,OOO bu; EXPORTS. l,soobu; mixed Vest
ss@ss1sc. Hay firm aud fairly active. Hops hrmy
held and nnehanged Coffee quiet but stronger; Rio
7Sc; extra 1901 l6c; yellow, eA@696c; granuat
rm at 4i}ac. Eggs-Testsrn fresh stronger at aS
Baenos Hyre Rio snde light mdde anS h eSe
weights 2 s255sc Wool quiet but steady; domestic
si5S73s Cut meats dull and n ominai long-clear mid
s.55s. 16c; September s6oas zoe; October S63e 75c
dull and weak; Western fat 6Cgsc. 0''''''
CHICAGO, Aug. ll.-Flonr quiet and unchanged.
September si055s lo5A October; ST o6S6Si ON no
H.
" n1 H. S i ane g giS; 30 onicag9 spring
sSa9 Corn quiet and easier at Sc cash G sS1c
gehe ~ g2 I'll III octoper sac
ny 9,Z aa Inc Vats cash steady
September 2sc oetober 1850 all fhe Ts re Se
~ n,ar ~ 81 iSsnsSc Eis xsa stad ), sye
iins Mss gori Arm Int i a. s5:>o; FRO
ga IN 40 S2 35 Auenst sI2 syIS AZ ia,oo
81 - n Oct arc fzS6i5.9
20 I'll tbe yeor Isrd onei and lo s1g
90 az ad Snst aaas aSi % tioea, s51I2s sVc
0cfober. i4s@pS bic Toyena Vas I'll 2o5lc
BnII meats in fair demand: shonIIeTs esi TN, yesr
In ~ q So sIert nin,r - nssiel "t oci
Eggs steady and unchanged. Whisky unchanged.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, SIC per bu Receipts
Flour. 900 brls; wheat 5000 bu; corn aS OO1 bu
oats, 81 oQj Blu; rye 22OO bu; barley. 6,gO bu. Ship
bu; oats, 81 900 bu; rye = 500 Blu; barley 900
sT LOUIS Ang II Ftonr n,ch.naod Iyho..
opened hSber der1ined and na ~ " neat
caJ 10 ~ r., I ieSoNerea ana
al Ssss cash 81 Us as W; d rG1 so9sa
casin t si sb Sentemher q sd ,aS ssi .,
Slt6 OCTOBER 81. l3Gll4 November; 81 065s ali the
year; No, red, S00Oql.02 Corn lower and slow; l6a
l6%e cash; 46Aic september; 462ac October; 47sc all
24Ac September; 2i5sc all the year; 2o1Sc May RYE
higher at 5sc. BarleyNo market Lead queh at
50 9se4c Corn meal lower at $40 Butter and eggs
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

ISDIANAPoLIs. Aug. II.
Financial circles Saturday still more less
excited the temporary suspension of the First
National Bank and the Indiana Banking Company,
but with the former the danger point has been passed.
and it is believed that in day two the Indiana
Banking Company will wheel into line all right The
disturbance at these banks has increased deposits
with the other banks the last day or two largely.
The New York Money Market-Stock Trans
actions Closing Prices of Government Sc
curities-QuotationsO of General Stocks
NEW YORK, Aug. n-Money easy at 2S2& per cent,
closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per cent.
Sterling exehange-Bankers' bills dull at a, s3i4 for
sixty days, and s4.s7 for demand.
Bar silver, Sl.lOs.
Government bonds lower.
State securities quiet; Tennessee compromise
brought 43.
Railroad bonds heavy and depressed, in sympathy
with share speculation.
The share market opened weak and slower with
general disposition to SELL and prices declined A@I8
per cent, Reading and Louisville Nashville leading
the downward movement. SubseQ uently there was
disposition to shorts, and rally Of Adl
per cent. took place, Delaware, Lackawanna & West
and Reading being prominent. between and 2
O'Clock the market excited and depressed
mors of failures here and at Philadelphia. The mar
ket at this time in condition of semi panic and
Transcontinenta Northern Pacific and the Gould
stocks being the greatest sufferers. The liquidation
was enormous Late in the day there was a rally of
4@314 per cent. the covering of short contracts
AS compared with last nights closing, stocks ga
81 per cent. lower. New York Central, however,
gained q per cent the day. In the speealtes,
Chicago ST. Louis Pttsburg dropped 4per cent; do.
preferred per cent; Indiana, Bloomington West
cent; do. preferred, 2s per cent and do FIRST pre-
ferred per cent Nashville Chattanooga rose per
cent. and Bankers Merchants Telegraph, 81 par
cent The short interest is very large The loan rate
was bid to per ceat but quickly settled down to
2per The supply Of loanabe funds is largely in
excess Of Legitimate and speculative demands.
The ira usactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1872 $50 shares follows Canada South
ern, 5000; Central Pacific, s,000 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna d Western. IS en-; Denver and Rio Grande,
1906 Erie. 0Oo; Kansas Texas. 6,00 Lake Shore,
$1,000 Louisville Nashville. I6,o00; Michigan ten-
tral, 1000; Missouri Pacific 10000 Northwestern.
s0Oe New Jersey Central 5000 New York Central,
lg.e0g Northern PaeiHe, I5,tOO; Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville, 1000; Reading 10000; Milwaukee st.
Paul 900; Texas Pacific I2 91o; Union Pacific q
600; Wabash Pacific, 700l; Western Union, 1900;
Oregon Transeontinenal, 2e. 600: Canadian Pacific
s.on0 Northern Pacific preferred, Al, 000 Wabash pre-
ferred, 5000,
gTOCK OIT0TATIONS
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments filed for record in the Recorders office
of Marion Indiana for the twenty -four hours
ending at O'Clock, Aug. II. 1883, furnished
by ELLIOTT BUTLER, abstracters of titles room No.
3, Etna Building:
George A. Levitt aud wife to Emma II.
Green, lot 70, in Blake subdivision of
lot IDS, in Indiana 81 b0O0O
Emma Ill. Phipps and husband Levi $.
Person, part of lot 3, in outot II, in Indi-
annapolis 100000
William III. RobisOn and wife to Samuel Nc
curry, part OF the south half of the north
west quarter of tiOn 10, township Is
north, range east, containing 26 37-lOO
acres ...................... l,7l405
Curly, part of the west half of the south
west quarter of section 10, township To-
range east containing &,,loO acres..... l50
William y. Raby and wife TO Mary Il. Brown
part of the east half of the northwest quar-
ter of section IL, township IS, range east.
containing 50 acres also, part of the east
half of the southwest quarter of section 2
township 10, range east, containing 50
:, acres. 5000
Benjamin Gardner, Jr., and wife Jesse A.
Avery, part of the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of section Ii, town
ship II, f2uge east, containing 59-l00
acres. 1900
John Moore and wife to William w. Cones
and wife, part of the west half Of the south
west quarter of section 10, township 10
north, range east $4,000
Joseph 7. McClain and wife to Thos +. Quill,
part of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section "a, township Is
north, range east, containing Is aeres.... 10000
Thomas d. Quill and wife to Joseph 7. Nc
Claim and wife, part of lot 40, in GreeFs
Waterss subdision of outlot l00 in Indi-
annapolis. 100000
Gonveyances, 9; consideration. sOoO5
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NEW YORK, Aug. lo.-There has been light de-
hlahd LOT general assOrtments but in the absence of
many buyers unit il Monday a good number of direct
2ruers Tor Immediate shipments have been taken.
turkey red damasks in large request. The tone
OF the cotton goods market is better.
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Oils.

BRADFORD, Pa, Aug ll.-Petroleum-The mar
ket opened at sl094; highest 81 Ogs lowest 81 0Sas
and closed AZ 81 .0e33. Total shipments yesterday
90 ~ prls Total charters, 6s brls Runs not
ported Clearances, 5s2O,ODO brls.
PlTrSBURG> Aug n.-Petroleum duh; United
certihcates closed at 81 0s9. During the afternoon
session the market continued du opened at 81 .o5i
was light, - -'
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'Ex. dividend
Foreign Money and stock Market

LONDON, Aug. n.-Shares Illinois Central 132;
Pennsylvania Central, Co., New York Central, Il74;
Erie, l3l4 Erie ends, n6; Reading, l264s.
PARIS, Aug. n.-Rentes sof 3oc