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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
NOLAN COUNTY.
-puiiding No'ss-inicrest in
Easr.;.iation-The Gazette Ahead

y,,,,dinv ss-Inferest in
|hs Eass;siation-The Gazette Ahead
i'' ,ooce OF The Gazette.
ssIws,setwater, January Il, ne Noian
sS.st r,,.s.s being on hand now, we
|anss Mia lively town. There are
|sye m,mber of sportsmen here from
|il,e narts of the state who are
[nsiis"tinr their money freely for
Il I,evey they want.
|hale, .aoes began on the 2lth and
lnv,,;nue during the week. We
Y :, vi know anything of the amounts
,.ad but suppose from the large at
|sshaSance that there Is considerable
Ett,pS ON the Nolan county court
W. q goipg on rather slowly on
Pus Of frequent northers. The
Fc e Il now going on and will
Po, nshIv he completed in ten days.
9 SuvssrSSal Improvement began on the
liz LIZ square to-day, for the purpose
vVs;nginc water to the surface. sew
nplls have been put down with
|al '',ceess in obtaining a bountiful
~, of good water. So in short
(pp's; il thought, the question of
IVA W, supply will be one of small mo-
|scna~ns,derable anxiety is now being
|. VS. nartiss interested in view of
Y n ,scislation. 1t is feared that pub
u,ands may be put up so high that
~. ai contemplating the stock bust
iuc cannot afford to purchase simply
syazing purposes, or that it may be
* off the market and thereby in
| = dis country and benefit no one
robodv but stockmen can or will
= n much land here, and they will not
mare has been several attempts re-
atv liz 10 burn out the business part of
w but everybody who is interested
teepng vigilant watch.
ccn,e weeks back an old gentleman
- New York thought he was at
slsl by robbers in his room at the
Frtrsl Hotel, but the alarm was
nsed by n gentleman going into a
iom for his overcoat at late hour.
!Tbe new Baptist church at this
ace will soon be finished, and ar
ngpments are being made to build a
N Methodist church.
3The GAZETTE is still ahead as the
swsy sheet of north Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
TARRANT COUNTY.
rpsuccessfui Road Agent After Mr.
Cooper.

unsuccessful Road Agent After Mr..
Cooper.
yre,pondenos of the Gazette.
Arlington, January 2S.-Yesterday
reujne Mr.. J. y. Cooper of Airing
n while quietly returning in u
mon from Fort Worth, was halted
mounted horseman with n cooked
stol, and his money was demanded.
bur or Ave dollars in change were
handed out under the
Fess of the occasion, but the bandit,
n satisfied, groaned out, "Where are
Iu greenbacks. d---n your Mr..
|oper told him he had none. Eyes,
h YOU sold three bales of cotton in
|wn yesterday, d-n you. | know
(u have got greenbacks.o Mr..
boper told him 10 examine and
convinced. Hand me your ac-
|nuti The demand was obeyed,
the meantime the right hand of
! ubber shook a pistol almost in the
Be Of Mr.. Cooper, and the left hand
d extended to receive the money,
Ailtth assaulted gentleman imag-
eihe conld almost see the bullets
3Ing over in the barrel of the pistol.
small parcel containing coat and
1t purchased in Fort Worth acct
ntally falling down, the highway
tin exclaimed, There are the green
'eks hand them to me. They We're
3nded him and lie galloped off, leav-
. Mr.. Cooper overjoyed, that $50
hcealed had not been discovered nor
xtorted. Afterwards Mr.. Cooper saw
ID recognized the robber in Fort
forth and would know the scoundrel
l Y where.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
Hardware.
Liquors..

ALcoHoL-s2 so per gallon, as per high
wines.
sour mash. one year old, q go Two years ora
81 Ooa2 D; three years old - oo@2 1o' nancy
extra old whisky Si015 as per age.
WINEs-Claret. in case, - c1a5 %, per quar-
ity; Catawba, per gallon, ESQ % pos.,s TSS
per gal, 81 6S@5 %; White wine, in cases.
VI 00C1l0 90 ar, ro1a
CHAMPAGNE-G. II. Mumm Co., w 500
30 OO Heidsick, in baseet, sa6 0e52s 70. krue,
in basket, 20 Oo9S "; Domestic champagne
81 OQal4 90.
per doz-, 81 oos2 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

L0st--0n the 18th, red Gordon setter
y Has on collar with plate. An
~ 70 name of Jolly" A liberal
['s1 VIII be paid for his return to
Montgomery's residence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

|Women with pale colorless faces
|Aoieel weak and discouraged, will
Eeiye both mental and bodily vigor
using Carter's Iron Pills, which
|smade for the blood, nerves and
Bnplexion. Sold Mt wholesale by l..
Brunswig. 1-2s-dwlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

aae children often get burned or
assa. Browns ARNICA SALyE is
Aiahled to cure at once. Tw enty-
S,sSeills. For sale by Il. w. Powell,
4. y. Wells, l.. n. Brunswig, Ct. w.
and G.. G.. Pate, M. D.,
u Worth, Texas. l-1ld&wtf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
Coal! Coal, Goal,

,, ny Wise county coal equals in
my 'y The best in the market. Free
|, ~ STATE and sulphur. Price $3.50
u, wh' Leave orders at ice stand
lsI spencer & Taylor's.
O' WIN. III. LITTLE.
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Indian Nation Coal.

am selling the best quality Indian
alton coal per ton, $3.50; one-half
y, No. Send or telephone orders
Gain Elevator"
i,ii-tf n. G.. BROOKS.
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Band of Hone.

All members and friends of the
ndot Hope are requested to meet at
reading room Saturday, 3 pm.
gular meeting every Saturday after
on. NJ. i. GRANT,
-lStf superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

WHAT Will STOP Ny CoUGHINe
! NIGHT?-Guarantee Acker's Eng
n Remedy will. Price l0c., soc, and
. Sold by {. w. Barradall.
| 25e O d&w
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Found.

a pocket.book, containing valuable
FE d1a, Probably belonging to 5. E.
.oln. BY calling and describing
||vpsHy and paying for notice, owner
r Volaln same. LIST
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Cotton and Grain.
Financial.

GOLD AND SILVER.
Buying. Selling
Col lbV
American silver dollar......... disc nominal
American halves and quar's disc honlhai
Mexican silver dollar .... so nominal
Meyican silver halves - IS nominal
Mexican silver quarters. 10 nominal
BANKERS EXCHANGE,
New York sight. gold .....,........ nominal
New York sight, currency ......... 25c per 500
New Orleans sight, gold.....,.....". nominal
New Orleans sight, currency......- 2oc per siW
St Louis sight, currency ............ &c per siOp
galveston sight, gold and curcy 25c per 500
Sterling. ia small sums, So currency per 81.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
Na1y Yorl, sight currency ksL discount
New orleans sight gold L0lS discount
Nav Orleans sight currency EGlS discount
Galveston sight, currency ......"par t914 disc.
st. Louis sight, currency .."....l s@2 discount
Chicago sight, currency-.........b@N2 discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

Az OLD NURSE SAYS: Acker's Eng
u Remedy is best for coughs, Group,
|ptheria or bronchitis. Sold by G.
|, Barradall. | % o dt&w
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a INV IN stock 100, 900 pounds Scutt's
wire, 10000 pounds plain and
II, smooth wire.
~ w. A. HUFFMAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30
THE GAzETrE FORT woRTH TExAs TUESDAY. JANuARY col

az b0QrfLk l5KER-l~t. Lonis quarts, sis o. plnts
a.. ~ hnrwciser, own size, $40 N. plnts
sB Wt hflnnger beer, quarts. sia or pnts
slS %: Hub Punch sl8 AZ - - ~ f'"''
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Artesian Baths.

|shc g., & haymaker, northwescorneF OF
"a lrtesiare are prepared TO furnish hot or
Fsns sddsda baths at all hours. Two new
sep 3-H
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

Medium according 10 grade, quality
r nnd condition s2io -
ce Sondi! Ion, l7toaa
M and eondislo, i5 10 %
grade, quality and condition iStols
Mexican according TO grade, quality
p, and condition ..'.......,... IL TO 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

ss... :. .,..,... .I,vueivrI az tfuIe OI inc
year, and prove il by the condition OF
fi-s. aonlr. II, ostp.rlsr A. ham oraaz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

ana as well finished wooden goods
cannot be produced in this country as
fhnsa nladcin Gr.sil Britain. and when
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

M be ha,|
ong, one IoI
ball. parties. bnnquets
Combining buaineas XI1
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ttonunficti siIe@sss " If..i,e. .s.ssr.s..ss-s
ran be used 10 great advantage IN
Texas Without means are taken 10
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! BY Mr. TAND RESOLUTIONS.
|sKnis iownsend-To rrant Nfis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-30

lamb, rub 1t over wrnns.
lamb If II IL not dry, OF skin the
and stitch it, skin around the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Regular wheat, the
aggregate trade was only moderate and the feel
ing unsettled; opened q a oee higher declined 3
a 7sc. rallied lae, and closed l2c lower for May
and June and osc lower for July than at yester-
days close, Sales ranged at $1.10ts01.l2 for
April, Sill 401.12$ for May, $l,l3A01.l5
for June, $l.14la0116 for July $1.1001.1114
for August, 1.O6s al .07s4 for the year; spring,
81, lola winter, $l.12, On call, sales of 10000
bu at A0%c lower,
Corn--Moderate business on speculative ac
count, and the feeling weaker; opened l40ssc
higher, declined 491e, and closed SEQ lower for
May, June, and July than at yesterdays close.
Sales ranged at 54ie e5 $50 for April. 54a a55csc
for May, sea- 067%e for June 5sSs059isc for
July, 59io0597sc for August. On call sales of
10000 IN at le04e lower.
Oats were quiet but generally firfner. Sales
ranged at IL GAL lac for April, Al So 042lee for
NAV, 42ia0427sc for June. 42le 042A for July,
35a for August 80 Lee for the year On call,
sales OF $4,000 bu, at the close on Change at
Il a SEC lower.
Pork was fairly active; declined Is 02Oc, and
closed steady. Sales ranged at Sl9.15019.25
for cash 1920 ale 40 for May, $l9, 40019.6O
for June, $19,60a19S 80 for July. $19. S2l2 a
1885 for August, $3.50 for September. On
call, sales of 1880 Drls at 5Ql7l9e lower.
Lard was active ana .50,7 lac lower, Sales
ranged at IL 90 go l Csc for cash, IL .6212O
IL .65e for May, 11.77laQ1l.S7l9o for June,
11.S5012 for July. 11S2lsG12c for August
On call, sales OF 11,500 ties at z lao lower.
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Elsewhere,

ST. LOUIS; April 25.-Cattie-R Receipts, 200;
shipments, 100; firm feeling and fair demand for
good grades; heavy shipping steers, IS. 9006.40;
light shipping steers, $5.2505So; common,
$4.T505; fair to choice COWS and heifers. 81 25
05; common, S3.5o04; fair to best butchering
bulls, $40.
sheep-Reeeipts, 300; shipments, none; mar
ket slow, and ranges at So. so for common
to choice clipped
Hogs-Market active and easier; good light
shipping, $7.3507.45; rough to good packing,
S7.250750; butchers TO extra, $7.4507.6 60.
Receipts, 5000; shipments, 900.
NEW YORK. April Observation-Disclosures
1850; active and firm; zoe ~ ewt., live weight
higher extremes for steers, sc. 3007.s5 y ewt.,
live weight; general sales at S67207. IA; export
New York to-day, 800 live cattle, 1924 quarters
OF beef. 100 earcasses OF mutton.
Sheep-Reeeipts, $500; firmer and shade
higher, with early clearance; $607.5o y cwt.
for poorest TO best unshorn sheep; SIS 05.7O for
clipped sheep; 81 5009 for unshorn yearing
lambs 1907. 20 for clipped yearng lambs,
Hogs-Receipts, $500; firm for live hogs at
$7.9008.30 y cwt,
CHICAGO, April o5-1'he Drovers' Journal
reports Hogs-ReceIpts. 1900; shipments,
$500. The market was weak aud Sc lower
100; light, $707.60; skips, $40675.
CattIe-Recelpts. 5000; shipments, 100. The
market was loo higher export cattle slow and
closed weak and in light request at Sc 5000. 60;
good to choice shipping cattle, $59096.20; COM
mOu 10 fair, SIS. 80 05.S5.'
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments, 2, 100 rrhe
fair sheen, S405; good, 1915; choice, Including
lambs, $60675
KANSAS CITY, April 25.-The Live Stock
Indicator reports: Cattle-Reeeipts, 700; ship
ments, none. The market was firm and shade
better; Steers 900 TO ,250 fbs average, sold at
So. 5005.60; stockers and feeders, $404.75;
COWS. 80. 5004.50
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, none. The
market was steady; sales ranged at $7.150S.3o.
The bulk of the sales were at $72507.40.
Sheep-Receipts. 200; shipments, none. The
r.isa wa NaIiya RlapD Qf SQ3a MS
average, $40.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 25. -Cattle-Re-
ceIpts, 1853; market active; prime, $4,000
g. s7la fair to good, S606.4o; common, S. as so,
Hogs-Recepts, 800; market active; Pniladel-
phias, 81, 9009.1o; YorKers, $7.6007.60.
Sheep Receipts, 5000: market active; prime
wool, SIS 80 a6; clipped, $4. 7505 25 fair TO good
wool, $4.756525; clipped, $45004.S5; com
mon wool, 404 SO; clipped. So $3.50
CINCINNATI April 25.-Hogs firm; common
and light, S6.250740; packing and butchers,
$7079o. Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1.1o0.
MILWAUKEE, April 25.-Hogs lower; 81 5
0750.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

Review of the Local Grain, Produce and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS, April 25.
The cheerful sun and spring-Iike air acted IA
vOrably upon trade to-day. and In most depart
ments considerable activity was noticeable and
the volume of business this month promises to
be quite satisfactory. The dry goods men, es-
peciaIy, were busy yesterday, and with their
unusually large and complete stocks find no
trouble In effecting sales, although country
merchants are not making so large bills ms
in former years. This caution on their part is
looked upoD, however, with favor by prudent
business men. The grocery market is quite ae-
tive; eoffees are selling quite freely. Considering
the cost OF the bean NJ New York and at Rio, our
merchants are selling at a low figure. The Ship
ping List, however. talks bearsh. IL SAYS THE
demand for Rio coffee has been not only slow,
but decidedly duh, and the tone is perceptibly
weakening. Even the NEST pronounced tbe0-
reticaI bulls admit loss of tone. Supplies
can be reached with greater ease and In some
what better assortment, with holders more anx-
ious to find customers, but the customers
forthcoming and business almost at a standstifl.
In most cases '1Oc nomnafly' ia quoted for fair,
but csc Is all that could be obtained" The
sugar market Is steady. The latest reports from
all the producing Countries are unfavorable to
low values this year. In Cuba the Indications
are daite certain that the total crop win not
coed 450, 900 tons, against 604, 900 tons last
wear. New Orleans molasses 10 active and
fiImer. Syrups steady. Spiees quiet Tea is I'M
steady ana shade lower for some descriptions
Itcs Il arm, Tohscco ontsr THE ego mani or is
dnl and prices weak. Choice butter scarce;
pricee firm. Poultry more plenty; prices easier.
GRAIN.
The grain markets were ofiish to-day; less in
terest was shown among dea!ers, and on Change
bidding tame The Board of Trade Price
Current says of wheat "a feeling Of unrest
pervades the general markets, and the reported
failure of a prominent Chiea go commission house.
who were said to be heavily short on cereals
does not help matters. Wheat however, Is
firmly held at fun quntatone, though buyers are
only disposed to nihble, not investing freely by
any means" We quote:
No. Mediterranean, track .-................S1.15
No. red. track Ito
No. red, track. Observation-Disclosures. .o5
April, track l.. 10
May, track LILO
Corn-Choice grades are in exeellent demand,
while we note scarcely of offerings, Yellow
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


steady; April, 10.l7c; May. 1o.2lc; June,
1o.36c; JOY, 105oc; August 10000; Sep
TENDER, 1o82c; October, 10 Ole; November,
cole; December, $3.50; January, TO- 3c Flonr
duh and unchanged; receipts l0.460 brls; ex-
ports, 6,GsSS sz,z. Rheat-Casn saIs $50 lower;
receipts 10, 900 I'm: Exports, 5000 bu; uneraded
winter red. 81 .0901.23: No. 3 red, Sl19% de-
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at 90l4c; refined, GIG 0814c, Philadelphia teliv-
cry. At the afternoon session the market opened
dull at 935sc, hut a report that Reed e. Brenna-
mans well in Forest county was doing bust
amid much excitement the market declined, and
closed ats90 lac; trading heavy. Sales were made
Of about 800, 900 bills.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 25.-The petroleum
market was lower, reports from Forest county
sending prices down; opened at 93c; highest,
934c; lowest, $780, closed at 90l4c. Sales were
made OF 100000 brls Total shipments, Tues
day, II 1893 brls. Charters, IS, 492 brls
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sex. dividend.

Foreign Money and Stock Market.
LONDON. April 25,-Government bonds-Con-
soils, for money 1o2, SIG; account, 100 SIG
new ives extended 1o5ls. Railroad bonds
Erie, 1892
PARIS, April 25.-Rentes. aOf 52lae.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION SFocKYARDs, April IS.
CATTLE-Receipts, l67; shipments, U.s. Mar
ket a shade higher shipping grades, while
butchers grades 10 to zoe lower than Mondays
market
Good to choice shipping sueers..--. $6.ooQ6. so
Common to fair shipping steers. 5.0005 rs
Good to choice cows and heifers-.. 5.00O5.T5
Common to fair cows and heifers... 3.50O4 so
Bulls, common 10 extra. ----........ 3.S0O5.OO
Stookers, 600 to 900 lbs ----..-.-... 1850 300
Mich cows and calves. ...-..-.. IS .00Q60
wear osifes' -------------------->---. oVuV 10
HoGs.-Reeeipts, 2,257; shipments, 1927.
Quality only fair, consisting chiefly of light
and medium grades, very few heavy on sale.
Market opened quiet at 5 to loo decline from
yesterdays prices. Trade ruled fairly active
until all were sold; closing steady at decline.
Medium to heavy. ..--....-...$7.45n7.5
Select Observation-Disclosures. 1887 40
Common to fair light. 7.lO0725
Common To good mixed. .-.--....... 7.O007.30
Rougns aud mixed 6.50Q7.00
SHEEP,-Reeeipts, l82; shipments, Ga. Mar
ket quiet and duh wool sheep.
Good to choice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. so
Common to fair. Observation-Disclosures. 0005 90
Spring lambs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5.0007.5o
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NEW YORK, April 25.-Altogether there has
been considerable business in bleached oottons,
on the basis OF Hope 36 inches bleached 7l3c,
and Fitehville SO inches bleached &c, which,
considering the cost, are lower figures than
were ever reached. On this bottom buyers have
taken very liberal assortments. To other class
es, good attention was extended only as called
for by miscellaneous assortments. In prints,
Eddy stone is showing some magnificent new
styles, bnt x and x ", in every respect, are
the handsomest styles and best execution ever
done on S-4 cloths. Cochin satines, Foulards
lawns and fancles, Pacific fancies and lawns and
Windsor fancIes, with Eddystone, are having a
wide and steady demand for new assortments.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ. April 25, 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT q BUTLER, sbsLracters of
titles, room No. 8. Rtna Building.
Alvin d. May and wife to Elizabeth
Stihy, lots 50 and 50 in Kings sub
division of May, WATSON IL Co.'S
Highland Park addition to the city
of indianapolis. ..............-..: $4,000
Caroline l.. Leonard and husband TO
Laura (. Ingerson lots and / in
Block of Barth's heirs addition to
the city of Indianapolis .-....---.- 100000
john Click and wife to Christian
Brunnhoefer, lot In Herman Win
ter's subdivision of Seidenstlcker &
Naitner's subdivision to the city Of
William Nicholas and wife to Mary A.
Terry. lot A in Elijah A. Alvord's
subdivision of L, 4, & 8. X. Fetch
ers addition to the city of Indian
Hannah F. Goodnight and husband
to Catherine Smith and jesse Smith.
part OF the south half of the west
half of the northeast quarter and
part OF the sonth half of the east
half OF the northeast quarter; all in
section II, township IL, north OF
range east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Mary E. Crane ct al. to Sophia Kekar
part OF the south half of the north
east quarter of section II, township
II, north OF range east. 100000
David Trick and wife to Sophia
KekaT, part of the south half OF the
noltheast quarter of section 81 in
township II, north of range 2 east;
containing ID acres. -..o...-..-.- 10000
Isabella Wood and husband to Sophia
kekar, part of the south half of the
northeast quarter of section 81 in
township II, north of range 2 east;
,eeontaiqE a acres. .,--.,:--;.,.- 10000
William II. English to Frederick A.
W. Davis, lot n in Woodruff Place. 220 90
Mary A. McGregory and husband to
Emma J. Stacy, lot rs in William II.
Aorrieon's second addition to the
city Of indianapolis, 1,o1s.7e
Elizabeth B. Adams and husband to
Charles s. WarburtOn, lot 154 in
Root d Aliens addition to tho city
Of Indianapolis, ......-....... 10000
Elizabeth b. Adams and husband to
Charlafte B. Thompson, lot 1853 in
Root Il Aliens addition to the city
OF Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10000
COnveyanoes, IL; consideration. 81 2, O3s 70
MR.. 8. DENNY, No 992 West Wabash street,
Indianapolis, says: browns Iron Buffers In
cfa rlr- rod N
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. April 25.-l:30 p. Motion
iation and export, ], 900 bales; american. $500
bales.
ST. LOUIS. April 25.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 95ec; sales, 1900 balesreceipts $50 bales
bales,
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Oils.

PITTSBURG. April 25.-The petroleum mar
kot was active; nniIed certificates weak; clused
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Metals.
NEW YORK, April 25.-Lead firm; common
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Will readily bring soc, and high mixed the same.
Some inquiry for futures, but no sellers. Markets
elsewhere are firm; arrivals light. We quote:
No. white, track .-......--.........-..-.-..5
No. white. track
letioWs
High mixed, track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mixed, track NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 53I9
Rejected track. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UnmerChantable track -......-......-.......42
Sound ear track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
April, track
May, track ...........-....5:S
June, track Observation-Disclosures.
Oats-Firm prices for the last few days have
had results seen in the more liberal arrivals;
this would indicate that wheat and would
find their way in more liberal quantities If the
quotations were up to the farmers standard.
We quote:
No white, tract. q
Mixed, track. A q
Rejected, track Observation-Disclosures.
Rya-NO. steady; 5Sc bid; no sellers.
Bran-Flrm and scarce; s a bid; no sellers
Shipstuf-Steady; ZIG asked; no buyers.
Homny Feed-Quiet; held at $l7; no buyers,
GRAIN IN STORE.
Anil
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-26

MR.. 8. DENNY, No. 992 West Wabash street,
Indianapolis says: browns Iron Buffers In
stantly relieved a severe headache, and entirely
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-26

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. April 25, 1888, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLEB, sbstracters of
titles, room No. 8. RUna Building: