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Grain and Provisions at Chicago

Grain and Provisions at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-Regular wheat-A large
speculative business, but unsettled and accom-
panied by lower range of prices; opened Z a s4e
lower, declined 11401 iee additional, and closed
1l9c under yesterdays closing prices on Change.
Sales ranged at $1.O1 la01 .o3 for July $1,000
1.04ls for August, $l.0540L065s for septem-
Der, 81 .O6la01 .O7Ss for October, $1o7ss0 LOSS
for November, ST. OF .O3 for the year; spring
$1.01 81; winter, 81 OF.
Corn-An active speculative business, but ruled
considerably lower opened iac lower, declined
to point 11e0 SIC under the closing yesterday
on Change, and closed within ls0 l4e of the in
side prices reached. Sales ranged at 50&05l 5sc
for July, 50&0517se for August, SOS q 81 SIC
for September, 50la051 i2c for October, 400
465se for the year.
Oats in fair speculative demand, but irregular
Sales ranged a5 1874 0345sc for July, 2S6sO
2S7sc for August, 27ss0275so for September,
275s027ac for October, 27ls027see for the
year.
Pork was active, but unsettled and lower Sales
ranged ct S14. 20014.S5 for August, $4,000
IA 95 for September, Sl4.40 015.05 for October,
3.2o01 Is 80 for the year.
Lard was active; opened stronger and closed
lower. Sales ranged at 81 2l90S .95e for August,
S.85 09. Zoe for September, $50 40 zoe for Oeto-
Der, S.750S.S0c for November, S.52le 09. 65c
for the year.
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The market was active and prices 15c y 100 TBS
higher; good mixed packing hogs, 80 @5.4O
hogs, So. As 06.l5; skips. $3.2505.
Cattle-Recelpts. $500, shipments. 3,SnO
The market was active brt lower; export cattle,
S5.S536.10; good choice shipping steers,
80 4005.75 common to medium, 50 4085.2o.
Sneep-Receipts, 400; shipments. n'lle Inc
market was brisk ana prices 20045c v 100 fts
higher than last week: inferior 10 fair sheep, rs
@3. 80; good, 81. 10; choice, 81 10
NEW YORK. July 1s. = Beeves = Receipts,
Also Includfug SO carloads for eXpOrta zion
alive; marker duh and 81 az per head lower for
poor to fancy; native steers sold NJ 30 1895 65
~ cwt.; grass-Ied Texas steers sold at $4,000
495 carloads Of corn fed Texas steers sold nc
50 55G5 60; general sales of natives at IS 700
Csc cwt. Foreign shipments from New York
today, III live cattle.
Sheep and Lalnbs-Receipts, 6,13o; market
overstocked, dull and Zoe lower; sales at "a 40
p cwt for sheep; $607.25 p cwt. for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts, 1890; All direct TO slaughter
ers; market nominully at $4,000 . ~ cwt.
ST LOUIS. July 19-Catte-R Receipts, 5000;
shipments, 1000; market active and strong Tor
all GOOD grades; export steers. 1919 $50: good
TO choice shipping, So 3oD5.65; common to falr,
$4.15O515: good COWS ana heIfers, S4 A. 30;
common, SIS 2503 rs: good grass Texans aud
Indian sreers, 81 I'D SO; common, 81 2503 70.
oheep-Recelpts, 400; shipments, 600 mar
ket quiet; medium to good, 81 $3.50; prime,
1878 04.25.
Hoss-Market active and higher; Workers,
3d. $50; mixed packing, 50. 50 $3.50; butch
ers', So. 4005.S5. Receipts, $500; shipments,
2,40O.
KANSAS CITY. July 1S.-The Live Stock Indi-
cHtor reports: CatUle-Receipts. l,500 shipments.
none. The market firm and higher; native
steers averaging $50 to 1,600 fbs sold al
S47oO560: native COWS, 81. 1904: grass-fed
Texas cattle $3.25D4.
Hogs-Receipts 1000; shipments, none. The
market was higher; sales ranged AT "a 80;
The bulk Of the sales were at $3.50 054o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 900; shipments,
none. The market was steady; native sheep
averaging Sc ms, So. 40.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. July 1S-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1.102; market active; prime, So.7506;
fair to good, 1925 as so; common, $405.
Hogs-Receipts, S05; market firm; Philadel-
phias, $57505.S5; Workers., IS. 80 1890.
Sheep--Receipts, $500; market very dull;
prime, S. 05.25; fair TO good. $4.2504.75; COM
mon, $203.
MILWAUKEE,, July 1s.-Hogs higher at So
mao
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COMMERCE..
Review OF the Local Grain, Produce. and
Provision Markets.

Review Of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
ISDIASAPoLIs. July Is.
The leading markets. are much in the same
condition has been noted from day to day of
late Business continues to move along quietly
and Is all that could be expected at this season
of the year. when farmers busy securing
crops, and many of the merchants and travelling
statesmen are taking their usual simmer pleas-
ure trips or recreation. Receipts Of eggs are
fair; prices steady at quotations. There is o
very fair business In creamery butter, but all
other grades are very dull. There is fair bust
ness In cheese, and prices are steady as quoted;
our quotations, 1t should be borne In mind. are
for Job lots. Some New York operators write
that An advance there soon is expected. Apples,
potatoes, and ali kinds of green stuff fairly active
at prices quoted. The tone of business is, on
the whole, healthy, while the gamblers in grain
ana produce have many OF them been losers of
late. The tradesmen who, In spite Of the spirit
vi the time held TO legitimate methods are re-
warded by keeping our of the Insolvency list
and making fair profits year by year. Aud
events have OF late di-rriminaJed IN favor of the
aapraF compared with the capitalist. The
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decline in the price of labor has been by no
means proportionate to the shrlnkage OF stocks
and manufactured articles, and has NOT
closely followed the cheapening OF food
The status of the cereal trade is in strong con-
trast with the views OF the situation held early
in the season. Then it was believed not only
that there would be very great deficit III our
yield, but that the European crops would be the
worst known for decace or more NOW our
wheat yield is estimated at 425, 100000 to AGO.
100000 bushels, and fairly good crops are eX-
Pected the other side OF the Atlantic. or corn,
which has looked worse than wheat in this eoun-
try, pretty large crop is probable. Mean WMle
Foreign markets are overstoeked, ana the ques-
tion is asked, what shall be done with our sur
plus grains The exports of Hour and wheat from
the seven Atlantic ports for the week 70 July Z,
were ,297, 474 bushels, against 1,Sl3,3oo In the
preceding week, and l09S,s57 in the CORE.
Spending week OF last year. The exports OF
corn we're $50, lS1 bushels, against ,212,o15 IN
the preceding week, and $4,000 bushels 10 the
corresponding week last year The downward
tendency of wheat has been interrupted ana the
market unsettled during the week by reports OF
drouth in the Red river valley (Which are prooa-
bly, much exagRerated) rum0red stoppage OF the
shipments from India 30 England by the cholera
at Damietta aud devastation OF Russian nelus
by locusts.
GRAIN.
Receipts of wheat continue remarkably light.
Bidding on Change is more animated. and II dis
position shown to trade. The Board Of Trade
Price Current says of wheat: In our local mar
kets prices are we'll maintained, and are firm at
quo ations. There seems TO be scarcity of
!
Sellers Scarcely enough of new wheat has been
received to determine how 1t will generally
grade, as the wet weather retarded threshing.
Seaboard has lost it's firm tone, and is closing
about 1c below yesterdays quotations. Chicago
weak, and has declined at noon close 1l2c from
yesterday. We quote:
| No. Mediterranean, track. 10
No. Mediterranean, track l.o1
NO. 2 reu, !. o. d. !'Vo
No 3 red track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
August, Grack. A.oo
| Corn-This cereal still continues in firm posi-
| tion, and under light arrivals and large ship
nents at many points we note an active demand
| for all cash offerings. Local markets are firm
and lively. Buyers predominant. Sales Of i've
cars OF mixed were made on cali at 80 &c I. o. D.
We note a few sellers of futures but no inquir-
les. Markets elsewhere generally nrm and
steady. We quote:
No. white, track % .
NO. 8 white, tracK------------------
n5en mixed, l. o.
nIl&et, !. o. D.- .-1O =
NO. =, track
White sound ear, track.
Oats a shade duller than yesterday; slight To-
cal demand for immediate shipments, and fair
| INQUIRIES and offerings of futures Arrivals
light. We quote:
| MIXED, tf&ck------..--.----. -----.---------So
usuet, trach 81,
september. track
! Rye-No. g. nothing doing.
Bran-Steady; 81 bid; no sellers.
GRAIN IN STORE.
July IL, 1888.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July IS.-Couton duh and easy;
futures steady; July, $50; August, 8 CSC: Sep
tember. 9.92c; October, 9.74e; November. 9.66c;
December, 1850 January, 9.75e; February,
9.S6c; March. 9.97c; April, 10.05c.
CINCINNATI. July 1S.-Hogs firm; common
and light. 1880 packing and butehprs',
$4.9005.6o. Receipts, 1900; shipments, 175.
MEMPHIS, July I9.-Cotton quiet al 9l2e
Receipts, ~ nales; shipments, 1,659 bales; stock
on hand. 13, S95 bales; sales, none.
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Instruments fled for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana for 2+ hours
ending al O'Clock p. NJ. July Is, 1883. as fur
nshed by ELLIOTT IL BUTLER, absErac5ers Of
titles, room No. 3. Huna Building.
John E. Hoover to James H TAYLOR,
part of lot 10 in Mobiles heirs sub
division of the middle part of out
apolis' ~ ~ - $2,5oooo
8. Mckee. part of lots and in
square 26; also part of lot in John
s. Spann & Co.'s, commissioners,
subdivision of lot and part of lot
in said square. all in Indianapolis. 100000
Vim. w. Bass and wife 10 Nancy p.
w Bass, lot 81 In Edwards snbdi-
vision of Johnson's heirs addition
TO Indianapolis .-............--. 100000
Kinsey Brown and wife to Jacob W.
LRper, trustee lot IL IN James
Blakes subdivision of ouLlot 32, in
Iacnb w I@ner Trustee. To Mary A''
Brown, lot IL in James BlAke's sub
division of outiot 80, in indianap-
Charles Z, Jones to George II. McCas-
lin, the southwest quarter OF sec
ton L, township 10, range east,
containing So 65-10O aores.--...... 100000
David F. Swain, administrator, to.
Oval ID. Cosler, lots 8, 9, 10, IL, IL,
13, Ia, 20, 81 % and % in block
apolis addition. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 26625
William H. English to David A. Raj
ston ct al, lot IN McOuat's suhdl-
vision of oublot SO, in Indianapolis. 5000 90
Henry Brocksmith and wife to Eliza
in outiot SO in indianapolis. -. 10000
George F. Farman to Owen l.. Far
man, part of lot 6 IN square 80, in
Indianapolis observation-disclosures 100000
Conveyauces. 10; consideration. .$52.5ls %
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON. July 1876 P. M.-Government bonds
-COnsols for money 90 l1-l6; account, 997s.
Railroad bonds-Ininois Central. 1876; Penn
sylvania Central. sos; New York Central, 11s4;
Erie, 1861; seconds, 97lo: Reading, 1291e.
PARIS, July 18.-Rentes, 1877 s5c.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.


INDIANAPOLIS, July 1S.
Local money market is quiet and firm. We
have no quotations below 8, though some regu-
lar customers are accommodated at per cent.
Eastern exchange is in demand at SOC pre-
MUM.
Deposits have a downward tendency.
The New York Money Market-stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 18.-Money easy at 262ls.
Closed offered at 2.
Prime mercantile paper 4ia06 per cent.
Governments little better for the threes and
tours registered; other issues unchanged.
Railroad bon DIS were firm
State securities nominal.
The stock market during the forenoon was IN
settled and lower, opening stronger and advanc-
ing 1e to L up to IL O'Clock, at which time there
was a raid on Canada Southern, which caused it
to decline y per cent. By 1890 o'clock, the
decline in Canada Southern carried other Van
derDilts with it to large extent. Michigan Cen
trail declined per cent, and New York Central
Ia; Northwestern declined L per cent. and Lake
Shore 7s. The Vanderbits, Of course, affected
the whole market. Outside of them the decin ne
was Il to 11e the latter Oregon & Transconti-
mental Batwesn 1880 and P. NJ there was a
ces. In the last hour the market dull and
heavy. and prices declined fraction for the
majority of the list. Canada Pacific was exeep-
tionally weak and declined 27s per cent, from
60aa to 577s. Outside this the decline in the
last Eour was ls to g. the latter New York Gen.
trail, TO IA, though So of this recovered, and
also u fraction on other stocks. These changes
left the market Il TO So lower than at the close
last night, the greatest decline. however, being
only few stocks. viz: Canada Southern
15s. Michigan Central is, and Illinois Central
Ceased lines) per cent Outside these declines
IN the general list were only fractional, while
there were some stocks higher, viz: Manitoba
IA, Erie H. Jersey Central e, Ohio 81 hississp-
j %, Oregon Improvement 7s, Pacific Mail a,
Evansville L.. The market closed generally
steady. Richmond & DaHville was exceptional
" strong in the last hour, and advanced from
So at the lowest price to-day.
The transactions al the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 267,575 shares, as follows: Can
ada Southern 5000; Delaware, Lackawanna 81
Western, So ,000 Denver Il Rio 1rande, 5000:
Lake Erie & Western, $4,000; Kansas & Texas,
5000: Lake Shore, 1900; Louisville & Nash
ville 5000; Michigan Central 10000; New York
Central, 10000; Northern Pacific, 10000; st.
Paul, 10i000; Texas Pacific, 1000: Union Pa
cifc. 5000: Western Union, 20 900: Canadian
Pacific, 5000; Northern Pacific preferred, TO-
900: st. Paul Minneapolis e. Manitoba, 1000,
Oregon & TranseenJinentai, 5000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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NEW YORK. July 18.-The demand for all
classes of staple cottons, whether plain or col
ored, is for moderate assortments, though of
Some makes deliveries are taking care of a good
production. Large request continues favorable
to autumn specialties, and of flanuels, blankets,
dress goods, sackug. Atwood ladies' suitings.
prints and ginghains many moderate TO good Sc
leetions have taken large quantity. Wooden
goods IN better request, and Through orders for
respectable duplicate assortments more business
ia being reached.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION bTOCKYARDs, July 10,
CATTLE.-Receiprs, 246 shipments, 1913. The
offerings OF butcher grades are more liberal and
prices some lower. Few of the common class
left unsold. Shipping grades are steady on the
better class. Eastern advices are stronger on
poad f.ttla
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Mr.. W. A. WILSON, Richmond Wayne county,
was troubled with dyspepsia, heartburn, etc.
Browns Iron Bitters made a permanent cure.
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PTrTSBURG, July 1S.-The petroleum market
was fairly active; united certificates irregular;
closed at 81 007s; refined, 76s07&c, Philadel-
phia delivery. During the afternoon session
the market was active and trading good; opened
OF 99c; declined to 9Se; advanced, and closed a
trife firmer at 81 .0O7s.
BRADFORD, Pa, July 18.-Crude 0il-Total
runs yesterday, &c. TAO brls. Total shipments,
47,144 hrls. Charters. 70. 9S3 hrIs- Clearanees,
5,628, 900 brls. United Pipeline certificates
iuetuated rapidly: opened At S1.O1ss; highest
price. $1.0lss lowest 97ssc; closed at 81 .o7s.
OIL CITY, Pa. July 16.-Tae crnde petroleum
market opened to-day at 81 .U0ta; highest price,
BIOL; lowest, 977sc: closed at SI.o1 The sales
aggregated 6, 930,0O0 brls.
ANTWERP, July 17.--Petroleum, 17A0lSk
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Eggs quiet at 1Slo020e. Receipts-Flour. 900
brls; wheat. 1900 ga; corn. 500 nu; oats. 42o0
hn Shipinents--Wheat7 $500 0u; corn. $4,000
CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Cotton unchanged.
Flonr tirIner, but moi higher. Wheat In fair de-
mand; No. red, $l.o601 O6Ao spot; $109l20
l.O9os September; $l.1214 October. Receipts,
l4,Ot0 bn: shipments, $500 hp. Corn weaker
at 81 l9052e. Oats quiet at 36036lee. Rye firm
at 90 lS05oc. ProvsiOns-Pork quiet at $15.
lard easier at S.50c Bulk meats easier;
shoulders, 6.25c; clear ribs. 1900. Bacon
easier; shoulders, 7G2 lec; clear ribs, S.62 l9e;
clear. 9.25c. Whisky firm at $l.l3. Butter dun
and unchanged.
TOLEDO. July 1s.-Noon Board--wheat was
easier No. white Michigan, 81, II; No white
Michigan, 92c: No. red winter, cash aud July,
Sill; August, Sill u; September, 81 1888: Oc-
tober, Sl.15; November 81 1929; ali the year,
$l.ll January, 81 .20l9. Corn dun and nolnl-
nal; No 2, casn ana July, 5314c; August, 90 %c;
unchanged, Receipts-Wheat 1000 pu; corn,
$4,000 Du; oats. 1000 bu. Shipments-Wh
$4,000 ou; cora. 1000 hu; oats 1000 bn.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S-C0tton Quiet; mid
ding, 9Sse. Flour firm and uuchanaed. Wheat
hrm; old red, 81 0l.03; new, csc 0Sl.02 Corn
STEADY; No white. 3d. No. mixed. 81 Ice
Oats QUEER; mixed Western, Soc Provisions firm
and higher Pork-New mess $l6 BnK meats
Shoulders 6lsc; clear ribs, 9e clear sides, SLIGO
Bacon-Shoulders, 7ssc; clear ribs, Sloc; clear
sides, 9lec. Hains -sugar-cured. 13c. Lard =
Choice kettle-rendered, 12c. Whisky steady at
D1.f3.
KANSAS CITY. July 19-The Commercial In
ulcator reP0rts Wneat-Rece1pEs. $4,000 Du;
shipments, II 900 IN; weak; No 2 red fail. SOC
cash and August; 90lae September; SSloc bid all
the year. C0rn.--Reccints, 1000 bu; shipments,
$4,000 on: lower; 375sc hid cash; 37i9c bid
August; 3Ssc September. 33l4e all the year.
Oats nominal.
LIVERPOOL, Jnly 1s.-1:3o p. M-Cotton
dull ard unchanged; sales, 5000 bales; specu-
lH5ion and export, 500 bales American, $3.50
bales. Bacon-Long clear, 39s; short clear, AS.
American tallow, Ais.
oswEGo, July 1s. = Wheat active. Corn
tirmer.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fellows' Hall.
Theo. P. Haughey, Pres't Fl. Latham. Cashr
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Renl Estate Transrers.

NEW YORK, July 18.-Lead dull; others I'M
changed.
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Indiana, Bloomington q Western
i0aDart-Paeifie Express aud MAIL. 7:45 an
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. 1870 pm
Burlington and Rock Island
EXPRESS, daily, r. c...-.----.11:15 nm
Arrive Eastern and SanIhern Express,
AiiA' daily rc........4 :l0 am
Cineinpati Special 1850 anu
Atlantic Express and MAIL. $50 pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
DpDart-Mooref Accommodation. $3.50 ara
Mail and Day Express. ------- $40 am
Night Express, daily, r. .--.11:10 nun
Arrive Night EXPRESS, daily, r. Co.. 4:l0 arm
Mail and Day EXPRESS. 5:45 pm
Moore+teId Accommodate 6:25 pm
EASTERN DIVISION
Derart-Eastern Express Mall aF'f. 9 9s s ss
Atlantic Express .....-..--.. 700 pva
Arrive -Pacific Express s-.---- 7:03 am
Burlington and R. l. Ex., dy
lose ON
Western EXPRESS s........ 1905 pip
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CHICAGO. July lS-Tha DroveFs' Journal re-
ports: HUgs-Recelpts, 5000 shipments 400.
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HOGS. = Receipts, 1868; shipmeBts, 1857.
Quality only fair. Market opened active, with
shippers anxious buyers, especially of light
grades, which fully 2503oc per 100
higher. Light hogs, Of uniform size, weighing
from ITO 10 $50 pounds average, are in stronger
demand than any other class, while heavy and
m liked lots are taken by packers at considerably
less prices. Packing hogs bought here to-day
were at an average of about So. 80. Trade ruled
firm TO the close.
Choice select light. 100 80 hi av.. SIS. 6005.7O
Fair to good, 1900200 tts.-----...--. 5.5005 80
Medium TO heavy packing commence. 5.25 D5.35
Light and mixed packing. .----..-.--. 5.30O540
Pigs and rOughs. Observation-Disclosures 4.OOO45O
sHEEP.-Reeeipts, 626; shipments, 697. The
offerings are light ana of fair quality. Market
steady on the good grades.
Good to choice 100 pounds and up
ward, car lots. Observation-Disclosures 3004.42
Good TO choice, 10 to 1l5 tbs. --..--. 3.90O3.70
Fair to medium, 80 to 80 fbs... 340D4 90
Common. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 80 O3 20
Bucks, per head. Observation-Disclosures. 200045O
Lambs, good to choice --.-...-...-... 4.25 d 90
Lambs, common to fair. .----...-. -. 3.50D470
Elsewhere.
CHICAGO July lS-Tha DrovePs' Journal re-
ports: HUgs-Recelpts, $1,000 shipments, 1,40o.
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RAILWAY TIME rARIE


trains marked thus T. c.. reclining chair an
o. sleeper; D., parlor car; h. horel ear.
tSee Line C., c.. c. & Indianapolis.
Depart-New York and Boston Express.
-:aiy s----.-.-. --..-...-.. $40 am
IlIon AceoMino dat ion 6:lO am
Dsy1oh, Columbus ard New
YORK Express C G. . IO.95 am
Anderson and Mlciigaa 40
connOdatiun . Hoo am
wabash and Muncle Accom-
notation 5.55 ntH
New YORK and Boston, daily, 3
c.. 715 pm
BkIGHTwOOD DIVISION.
Daily $40 am. 2:25 pm
Daty--.---.---- 6:lO am -. $40 pm
0dily 1923 am -. 800 nm
Art i'dliy- loo am. z: 10 pm
iiife Louisville, New Orleans aud
ST Louis Express, daily. 6:55 am
tlkhHrt and Goshen Express 1859 ani
south Bend EXPRESS - 2Ij nm
Union AccomR odaridn 400 pa
Boston, 1ndiauapoiis aud
Southern Express. ..- sos pm
New York ana St. Louis Ex-
press, daily ..---------.--...10:55 pm
BHiGHrwOUD DIVISION.
Cally---.---..---- Cos am - 4:55 pfn
lJaily. IU::)0 am. - So, mn
Daiiy---.-----...- 2:l5 pm. :. 6a5 nm
DhllE----.----- $3.50 pm. 10:15
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cnncinnatl. Hamilton and Indianapolis
Depart-Cneinnati, Dayton and Toledo A. am
Connersvile Accommodation 4:45 pm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York Express. 600 pm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
ana Nav York -.-.1l los am
Arr;vn Connersyilie communication. g. 10 am
Cincinnati, Peoria aud st.,
Jo,lis .12:15 pm
Cmcinuati, Peoria and ST..
Louis ~" puf
Clucinnnti Accommodation. 7;l5 pm
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-PoSTAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

xcHANsE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-13
Personal,
morning.

H. W. Troy, Wadena, at the Metropolj-
stan.
G. F. Sheldon, Bismarck, at the Wind
sor.
E. G. Holmes, Detroit, is at the Mer-
chants.
G. h. Wlnsor, Sioux Falls, at the Mer-
chants.
Hon j. G. Mcclure, Red Wing, is at the
Merchants.
W. A. Kirkham, Fargo, D. T., is at the
Merchants.
j. Z. Briggs, Helena, M. T., is at the
Merchants.
State Treasurer Kittelson is on visit TO
Albert Lea.
H. H. Dearborn, Seattle, W. T., is at the
! Metro poIitan.
Gsn. Tompkins, United States army.
and wife, are at the Merchants.
Major A. M. Fridley, Becker, was among
Che visitors to ST. Paul yesterday.
l.. Fl. Hawkins and wife, of Shake, a.
paid visit to st. Paul yesterday.
Gen. Baker is in attendance upop the
military encampment at New UIm.
Hon. C. H. Smith, Worthington wos
>emOng the late arrivals at the Merchants,
Bishop Whipple, of Minnesota, and Bisb-
eop Beckwith, of Georgia, in COMPANY with
& party Of st. Paul gentlemen will spend