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weather Indications.

For the District OF Columbia, light 10 .u
OaSterly winds, stationary Temperature.
weather,
Temperature, as shown by Or, Diapers
Self.RecOrding Thermometer, ID, ID. k|1dH.
agent, 5l1 seventh sueet-9 "A. m. S3 'F
$40: 3 u. M, $50.
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Bills Approved.-The President has
approved the bill for the erection of
public building at Hoboken, N. j.; the
acts granting pensions to Nellie Palfrey
Goodwin, David Strunk, Mary NJ. Sweet,
Mrs. Juliet G.. Howe, J.. j. McSofiin,
Mary Il. Woodward, John Linsley and
the infant children of Michael A. Moran.
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Mrs. Ricketts' Pension Approvcd


ings; Registered 4s, 81, ,l2j 900, PROBES; reg
istered As, 50, 100000, lO7b@lO7I.
Mrs. Ricketts, Pension Approved.
The President to-day approved the bill
granting IA pension of Sl00 per month to
Mrs. Frances Anne Pyne Ricketts,, the
widow of Maior-General James Il.
Ricketts,.
Bills Approved.-The President has
approved the bill for the erection of
public building at. Hoboken, n. J.. the
acts granting pensions to Nellie Palfrey
Goodwin, David Strunk, Mary NJ. Sweet,
Mrs. Juliet G. Howe, J.. j. McSoiiin,
Mary Il. Woodward, John Linsley and
the infant children of Michael A. Moran.
Signal Service Changes.-The fol-
lowing named enlisted men in the Signal
Corps will be discharged June 30; Ser
geants George Il. Franklin, Francis O.
Van Auken, James Berry and John Il.
Foy; Corporals George H. Salisbury and
George w. Smith, and First. class Prlvates
Leonard NJ. Tarr, William w. England,
Robert L. Sutton, William Il. II. Phillips
and William +. Richardson. With the
exception of England, stationed at Louis
Vile, KY, and Richardson, stationed at
Cedar Keys, Fla, the men will be re.en-
listed. Most Of them are employed in
this city.
White House Callers.-Among the
Presidents callers to-day were Senators
Cockrell, Vest, Blackburn, Daniel and
Kenna; Representatives Chipman,
Clardy, Springer, Joseph, Stone Of Mo-,
Richardson, with j. II. Holmon, W. A.
Frost, DIR. Sandusky, Mr.. McCorkle and
A. b. Tazel of Tennessee Sayers with
Judge Randolph of Texas: Cultivate,
with Hon. j. w. Newman of Ohio; Grain,
with Judge Kleberg of Texas; Senator
Pasco and Representative Davidson,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, and
Mr.. Grain of Florida.
Lieutenant Colwell's Casc.-Sec-
ond Comptroller Butler has decided that
Lieutenant j. c. Colwell, U. s. n, who
commanded the army officers sent out by
the War Department on the Proteus ex-
pedition to relieve Lieutenant Greely's
exploring party, is not entitled to COM
pensatIon for the loss of personal effects,
and that he cannot be reimbursed except
by legislative action. The officers and
enlisted men OF the army and the civilians
on the expedition were compensated for
| their losses during the retreat from the
| Butler thinks that Lieutenant Colwell's s
case is hard one and that he should be
reimbursed by Congress.
Retircments and Promotions
Lieutenant-Co Commander Socrates Hub.
bard, Paymaster G. d. Mansfield Naval
Constructor Thomas Il. Webb, Passed
Assistant Engineer j. c. Kaier aud
Boatswaln John A. Brisco have been
| placed on the retired list. The vacancies
caused by these retirements will promote
the following officers: In the line
Lieutenant Joseph G. Eaton Lieutenant
| Cunior grade) William G. Cutler, Ensign
Frank NJ. Boswick. In the Pay Corps
| Passed Assistant Paymaster r. n Mason
Ball. In the Constructors Corps-COm'
mander Theodore ID. Wilson lchiel Bu-
reau Constructionl, and Lieutenant Will
lam l.. Mintonge. In the Engineer Corp,
Passed Assistant Engineer Robert II.
Leitch lieutenant junior grade), Assist
ant Engineer Robert l. Reid ensign.
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GOVERNMENTAL GOSSIP.

Bond Transactions To-day.-Oher-
ings: Registered 4s, 81, ,42j 900, 127Gl2S reg
istered AS 50, 255,O0 l07b@l07l.
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NO ouoRum IN coMMlrreEs.


Only one committee on the House side
had meeting yesterday, and that was on
Public Lands. The cause of no meetings
was due to the fact that it was impossible
to secure quorum. The Committee on
Pensions met at 10 o'clock for the purpose
OF hearing Mr. Cox speak in favor of the
Buchanan bill TO place the employees of
the Life Saving Service on the pension
list, but could not proceed for the want Of
a quorum. The committee adjourned
tall next Monday when they will try II
again.
o'NEILL'S BILL INooRsso.
Congressman John j, o. Neill's bill to
prevent convictmade goods produced in
one State from being sold in another was
unanimously iudorscd last night by a
mass meeting Of the Anti-Convict Labor
League at Cooper Union, New York,
PROGRESS OF THE TARIFF GILL,
Mir, Mills said yesterday that he hoped
to have all the appropriation bills through
the House before the Both, and after they
were disposed of the tariff would come
! up again and its consideration be con-
| tinuGd until q final vote is taken, The
| free list Mr. Mills said, was not halt
| through and he anticipated q fight on
nearly every article on the list
NOMINATIONS 9Y THE PRESIDENT,
The President sent the following nomi
nations to the Senate yesterday: Thoma
S, MaXey Of Texas, brother of ex-senator
S. b. Maxey, TO be United States Disiric
| Judge for Western district of Texas; An
drew f. Shafer Of Michigan TO be Sur
yeyor Of Customs for the port Of Crane
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The President to-day approved the bill
granting pension Of 800 per month to
Mrs. Frances Anne Pyne Ricketts,, the
widow Of Maior-General James Il.
Ricketts,
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fssterday's Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Flour-Receipts, a.
s5l packages; exports, 1902 brls and {. 4Io sacks;
sales. Fl. 700 brlS Market steady; common to
choice white wheat Western extra. 81 40 q 4 So;
fancy do. s4.70a5; patent Minnesota. extra good
to prime. 81 20; choice TO fancy do. s4.75
oa
w~hsat-Receipts. $3.50 bu; exports, 100, SEQ
bu; sales. 5,352,00 o bu futures, 1s7. 600 bu spot;
spot ruled quite firm and closed strong, with q
moderate tone 70 the export demand; options
have been irregular. opened a shade higher.
later declined ate. only to soon rally and close
strong at 90 advance OF i9ic; speculation mod
crate; No 2 spring. nominal. s9c; No. l hard.
"a GATE delivered; unrraded red. 81 92se: No.
2 red. 9of a Sole in store and elevator. 92tc 4 o.
b.. SO q 93tc drllv-rsd; No. 2 red. August, So
90sc. eloslng 81 90se; September. 50 q soc, clos
ing ut S9sc; October. 90 sole, closing ut 904c;
November. nominal; December. Oh a92 ll-l6c,
closing at 92ic; May. &c 7-lsa 81 3-l6c, closing at
Size
Corn-Rscsip,s. a. 200 brs exports, Al. 9e5 bu:
sa1ss, 2.560,O 600 bu futures. 50. 600 tn spot; cash
advanced . trihe. closing srm; options onened Z
CITE over but afterwsrd advanced eic. lesv-
Ing on hrm: speculation moderate. Ungraded.
Soc; No. z SIC dsiiv-red, 52s a54.c 10 arrive; No.
2 AUGUST 52s 953ic, elOsloe at 53Ic; Septsm.
Der. 53G53sc. closing at 53sc; October, 53fo
53ic. cIosing at 534c; November. 52s a523c. clos
ing At 52ie; DecsmOer, i9i di9ie, closing a. As;c.
June. AZ 647sc-
Oss-Receapts, 5000 bu; exports. AZ bu;
sales, los. 900 bu futures. Isl. 900 bu spot: Ia
&c lower; mixed Western. - 3sc; white West
ern. 44o4se
Hay quiet and unchargsd
Hops quiet and steady
Codse-Spot fair Rio dugi at l4lc; options 50
20 points lower and nod.ras.ly aeti,si ssles.
close; Ssplsuber, a950lQ05s; October. a65
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Wool.
OSTON July 27.-There In a fair demand for all

BOSTON, July 27.-Thsre Is a fair demand for all
kinds of wool. Prices remain steai y and unchanged
with sales of 2 .176. 200 pounds. Most of the demand
this week has been for Michigan wool, of WHICH Az.
600 pounds has been sold, one lot of $50, 00O pounds
of X selling at 24A025c Other sales include Y at
2519O &c. Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces are steady
at "a G27l 9c for Y, 2S2G29c for TX and 32032lae
for No. l. Comb;ng and delaine feeces continued In
demand. and sales of No. 1 combing have been at 50
G34c; Ohio fine delaine at 27030c. There have
been large sales OF Territory wool. both on spot and
to arrive. the prices obtained being the same as last
week and equal to SOC secured for fine and As a48c
for medium. To-dsy's Oregon and California woods
have been quiet. There has been a good move emit
in Vest IN unwashed and unmerchantabls feeces, with
sales of Ohio at l902lc and Michigan At lS020c.
Pulled woods are steady. Foreign woods are quiet and
firm.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Wool steady with i'm
proved demand; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia, Xxx and above. 2703Oc; x, 27029c; medium,
33034c; coarse. 3Za33c; New York, Michigan. In
diana and Western fine, or x and Xxx, 25021e,
medium. 32G33c; coarse, 32d33c; fine washed de-
laine, X and XIX, 30632c; medium washed comb
ing and delaine. 340S5c: coarse washed combing and
deloine, 32d34c; Canada washed combing, 31032c;
tub-washed, S0d3Sc; medium unwashed combing and
delaine. 2662sc; coarse unwashed combing and de-
laine. 24025c; eastern Oregon. 1001Se, valley Ore
gon. 1S025c; New Mexican and Colorado. l5117c.
NEW YORK. July 27.-wool quiet and stea DIV;
domestic fleece, 20o36c; pulled. 1s Texas, Is
G2lc.
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ss 4os4 so; stockers and feeders, fair 10 good, $50
a3'6o: rangers. corn-fed, ~S3.5o04.3o; CRASHED
g.. 4093.6O. N..L..
lower Choice heavy and butchers selections S6.4oS
$3.50; packing. medium 70 prms 3o
light grades. ordinary 20 best. 81 gao 49,
-Sh..n-Rsceipt 700. shipmeuts, none. Market
steady. Fair to etoice. SS.5o0o-
Horses-Recsip;s. 90; shipments, ~. texans ana
Indians in car loads. s2O6So.
CHICAGO. July 27.-Tbe provers' Journal reports:
~Cattle-Receipts, 1000; shipments 100; Market
Sow and 50fOc lover; steers $3.50 95.9o: stoekers
ard feeders, S203. 90, cows. bulls and mixed. Sl.4o
$3.50: Texas cattle. S2G4.oo. ~
Hocs-Rec-ipts, IS, 000; shipments, so0o. sar.
tet steady; mixed, seavy' so.oo 0o'oo'
heHt and Iamb.-keceipts, 5.ooO; shipments,
o 600. Market slow natives, $2.13 90; western
wooded. So 5oa4O5: Texas shorn, ~; lambs
81 PSI
KANSAS CITY, July 27.-The Live Stock Indicator
r,nor,s C~attle-Receipts. 1 ,756; shipments. 1854;
Market dali. weak and Zoe lower on all grades; ,good
ga. 250 go; stockers and feeding steers. S263.eoi
erass range steers, S204.lo; cows,
~Hogs--RseeiPts; $ 2lo; shipments l:ass I'm Market larss
coed TO choice. s .1596.25: common to medium,
s5.6oo6.O5: skips and pigs. $405.25.
: ssss. good to choice ''''''' common % "''l''''
EAST LIBERTY Pa, July 27.-Cattls-Receipt..
1892; shipments, 1880. Nothing doing; all through
Hoss-Receipts, 400; shipments, 200. Mar.
ket fair. Philadelphias. S6.65; mixed. $3.50, York
er,. Sc. IS o6.4 As; common to fair, 8 6.2006.30: pigs,
S606.25. Six cars of hogs shipped to New York to-
day.
kes duff at unchanged prices.
BUFFALO. n. Y. July 27.-Cattle-Receipts.
$40 head through; 500 head for sale.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. $500 head through;
24CO head for sale. Market steady; 80 to 100-to
sheep, 46S4.6 60: so 10 60-tb lambs. s. .50d6.25.
Hogs-Receipts. {. 600 head through; $50 head for
sale. M.rtet steadyi most of medium and Workers
taken at $3.50.
CINCINNATI. July 27.-Hogs-Market strong;
common and light. S566.4O: packing and butchers,
~S6.3006.55. Receipts, 761; shipments, l47.
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A IN GENERAL.
Quotations at 81. Louis, Philadelphia. Balti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. July 27.-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Cashh higher. firm and fairly active; options
opened lower, but under good buying prices reacted
ports OF stormy weather abroad. demand became
urgent. Trees advanced and the close was lac above
IlsAfc, closing at 73l4c; September, 794as0ac,
closing a. sos a SO4c: October, Sic. closing at 8 lsc
bid Decemoer. sSl4 a closing AZ S4A4c asked;
May. s9c. Ccrn-tasn dull and lower; options opened
with nearly everybody selling; later a demand sprans
up that found little for sale and the close was firm;
No. = cash, 43l2c, August. 424 ol2iac, closing ct
42ac: September. 4la6i2c. closing At Aka;
October. 80 4oc. closing at 4oc; year. 32s133isc.
closing ~ S5iec. 0ats-Cash active but lower; op
tons easy; No. 2 cash. 24ho24Sc. July. 247sa
25asc. closing a. 2Sei august. 22sec; September,
23%c bid; year, 22asc bid. Rye-No sales. Hay
Prairie still inlNgs excess Of demand And almost all
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Oil.


NEW YORK. July 27.-Petroleum market opened
weak at 8 SLIGO. but an advance to S210c occurred be.
fore noon. after which, absence of buying orders, al
lowed the bears" TO depress the market and hammer
ing by them caused . decline in which the market
closed weak at Sic. New York Consolidated Ex.
change opened, Sligo; highest, S2loc; lowest. Bic:
closing, Sic. New York Stock Exchange opened
slice; highest, S23sc; lowest, Sic; closing, S1c. To.
tai sales. both exchanges, 964 600 brls.
OIL CITY, Pa, July 27.-National Transit certi6-
Gates opened at S17sc; highest, S2l2c; lowest, S07sc;
closed at slice; sales. 1923. 900 brls: elearances. 2.
geo, 600 brls; charters. Is. 500 brls; shipments. 81
452 brls; runs, az. 006 brls.
~PITTSBURG. Pa. July 27.-Petroleum dull and
heavy. National Transit certificates onened at $3.50;
closed ct Sic; highest, S2l9c; lowest, 607sc.
CLEVELAND. July 27.-Petrolsum easy. standard
white, 1l0', 74c.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. July 27.-Turpentins firm
at 32isc.
CHARLESTON. S. c., July 27.-Turpentine firm
at S2lsc.
SAVANNAH. Ga, July 27.-Turpentine firm at
324s.
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as folio US:

Cash quotations were as follows Flour steady;
No. 2 spring wheat, 81 a S2sc; No. 3 spring
wheat. nominal; No. 2 red. Slfc; No. 2 corn.
453c; No. 2 oats, 29a a3oe; No. Q rye, 44ie;
No. 2 barley. SIC; No. 1 faxseed, sI.lo;
prime timothy seed. e. 40; mess pork Der
brl. sl410 IA I24: lard. per pound. s.7240
S75c: shortrib sides (ioosel, s 20d825c; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 725 al. 40c: short-clear
sides (boxedL a873 &c; whisky. distillsrs'
finished goods. per gal. sl.2o.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the butter
market was quiet; creamery. II l9c; dairy,
Is a l6c. Eggs weak; fresh recandled, 14i0
l5c.
Rsceipts-Flour, Is, 900 bris; wheat. 5000 bu;
corn, $50. 900 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye, 1000 bu,
barley, none. Shipmsnts-Flour, ii 900 brls;
wheat. l3. 600 bu; corn. 267 600 bu; oats, $4,000
bu; rye, none; barley, 1000 bu.
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Cottan-

NEW July 7.-Cotton dull. Mid
ding. Gee; low ~middling, 93sc; good ordinary. S3sc;
net receipts. 40 bales; gross receipts, lao bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain. 80 bales; sales. 200 bales;
stock. 2S,4S1 bales. Weekly net receipts, l,l52
bales; gross receipts, 1,43S bales; exports to Great
Britain, l,S44 bales; exports TO France, 6,1lO bales;
exports to tho continent. $50 bales; exports oastwise
997 bales; sales, $500 bales.
NEW YORK, July ~27.-Cotton steady. Uplands,
10 l3-16ci Orleans, 10 l5-l6c; sales ]. 900 bales.
Futures closed very steady. July. lO.S2c; August,
10.S2ci September, 9.75c; October. 9.54c; Novem.
Der, 9.44c; December. 9.44c; January. 9.50c; Febru-
airy. 9.57c; March, 9.64c; April, 9.72c; May, 5000.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-Cotton dull and I'M.
changed; sales. 5000 bales, including 500 bales fer
speculation and export. and $500 bales American.
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An Improving Trade, Firm Prices, and Prom.
Using Outlook the Features Of the Situation.
INDIANAPOLIS, July q.
Prudent merchants seem confident that the
daily improvement in trade is upon US and that
days Of dull business. for some weeks to come,
will be few. The strong tone to prices on all
staple articles is looked upon as being . favora-
BILE omen. Seldom do the markets move along
from W eek TO week without more marked duc-
tuasions than have been shown in the last few
months. Even coffees have not Huctua.ed in
values as much since New Years as they did
last year, often in one week. Sugars are higher
than a year ago. and should be, as the market
has ranged so low that there was no money in
it to anybody. Other staple articles range at
about the same figures as at the corresponding
period last year. The provision market, In q
jobbins way. Is quite active, and prices firm
ct the advance OF Thursday. Hams
and sides arc in excellent demand. In .
Wholesale way but little Is doing. The iron
market is dull. Hardware men speak of trade
as good, and the tone of prices frmer than early
in the season. Leatherdealers are having "a
good business for July. There is more activity
in the hide market. but prices fail to respond to
the Improvements. 1t IS believed that later In
the season better prices will prevail. The prod
uce markets seldom present q moro activ o APP
pearance than at tAe present time. Produce OF
all kinds is arriving freely, and most OF it is read
lily disposed of at good prices. Eggs, butter and
poultry all steady and firm at quotations. The
market is elutted with apples. and some good
fruit sold to-day as low as 81. % per barrel. and
choice apples at ST. 10 per barrel. Berries are
scarce and prices nominal. Potatoes. and, in
fact. vegetables of all kinds in abundant supply.
The commission men now have homo production
TO contend with, and prices are tending down
ward. There is a little more activity In the seed
market. with unchanged prices.
GRAIN.
The local market was fat today except for
wheat. which seems to be in good demand.
There were no bids on corn, and but one bid on
oats. Bids ruled As follows:
Wheat-No. 9 so
NO. . rec. IS
Rejected. 65
Unmerchantable -..-.... So
July. 80
so
September sob
No bids
Oats-No. 2 mixed August S2l2
Rye-No. 4S
Hay-Choice timothy.
No. ! timothy 100
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Elsewhere.
NEW YORK. July 27.-Beeves-Receipts. 106 car.
loads for the market, al car loads for expectation and
is carloads for eity-trade slaughterers direct. Choice
steers we're about steady. but common TO middle
grades of IA ives and all offerings CT Texas and half.
breed steers were dull and lownr; poor TO prime native
steers went $3.I0d5.90 per 100 fos; TWO carloads
40 and half -breed steers az 81. 2oa450. Experts
to-day aud tomorrow, !, lao beeves and $40 quar-
tiers OF beef.
Were carried over yesterday. Market dull, weak and
lower on both sheep AID lambs. with nothing like a
clearance; sheep sold a. S3-2595 per 100 ros; lambs
az $4,000, with a few at 1918.
~Hogs-Receipts, 1000. Nearly ell direct c~onsign-
ments TO slsughterers. Market nominally firm and
steady at
ST. LOUIS. July 2Z.-Catle-Reeeipts, 1.4oo;
shipments. 200. Market steady. Choice heavy ma
tive steers, S5. 1905. rs; fair to good native steer.
butchers steers. medium to choice,
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Wheat Opens Slightly Lower. but a Re-
action Occurs and Prices Advance.

A Fairly Good Business in Corn, on a Very
Narrow Range Of ~Prices-0sts Dali and
LOwer-PrOylsions Active and Stronger.
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NIetalA.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Copper dull; lake,
1880. Lead Arm; domestic, 3.92sc. Tin irregu.
ulsr; straits. 1910.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Lead dull and weak; com.
mon, 3.SO13.S2i2c; refined. 3.S21ac.
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NEW YORK, July 27.--The market was UNCHANGED
in the character of demand and movement, with The
former having been more quiet than otherwise.
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating to this departmentmust be ad.
dressed to W. a. GRAHAM. West Scarborough. Gum.
berland county, Name. Original contributions and
TO each weeks puzzles are desired.l
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FIELD Sc EDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON g. HOSES
SEED STORE. 70 and 80 Z. Market st.. Indianspo
liz. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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TneeEs:s THE SHORT LINE
TkW Both East and WEST.

W. The only line with sold trans 70
Bloomington and Peoria, with through cars to princi-
pal Missouri river points. in several hours less time
clining-chair Cars via Danville to Chicago, making as
quick time, at lower rates. than any other line. The
authorized diferential route East. with quick time
and through tickets to principal Eastern cities. at
considerably less than regular rates.
Trains at indianapolis Union Depot ,
Leave, going East .-.4:l0 am Hoo am 300 pm
Arrive, from East. 100 am Sis pm 1880 pm
Arrive. from West. $3.50 am 1O:40 am $40 pm
: .Dsily. All trains have the finest of Buffet sleep
ers and Reclining chair Cars. For tickets and full in.
formation apply ct 1873 South Illinois St, the Union
Depot, Indianapolis, or 20 any agent on the line.
Look in local column for special notices OF ex-
cursions. reduced rates. etc.
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NDAANAFOLIS, July II.
CATTLE-Receipts, 400; shipments. 100. But
little business transacted. Market strong on ton
grades, others barely steady.
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Sleep all Night
Happy all Day

I've tried other foods. hut finding none 10 agree
with our little girl. we used your Lactsted Food.
She began at once 10 gain flesh. ana improved in
health To-day she is as bright. lively. and hearty
as any child can be. sleeping twelve hours at q
stretch, and waking up laughing every morning.
Vna S. Traris. l27x Szn.aoh 81, Toronto, OHL
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LIVE STOCK.

Strong Market for Beet Cstfle-Hogs Quiet
and . Shade Lower.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

NEW YORK. July 27.-Bar silver, slic.
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IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TINE


The ONLI LINE running = TOBEISG 70
Chicago, returning the sa-ns aay. Leave indianapolis
o;IOa m. daily; returni... leave Chicago ll:4Q o.
n. daily, arriving lndinu-rcis $40 a. n
Other trains leave as follows.
I2:Ol noon Except Sunday, arrive ut Chicago at
1888 D. m.
lilo p. m. daily, arrive q Chicago a. z % a. NJ.
600 d. u. daily. Monon Accommodation
Pullman Sleeping and Chair Cars OF o. through
trains.
Only $500 round trip to Chicago.
Ticket Office, 20 s. Illinois street,
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Answers tn Puzzles.

<AubWcTb % IuLZf6Bs
No. 27S2-Whati is home without . motherf
No. 1881. Bigelow. 2. Tonti. 8. Adams.
No. 27s4-Saint Johns bread.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-28
Plump and Rosy
Babies

Had IL not been for Lactated I oil our little baby
must have died. She has been using IL for three
months. and Is a plump. hcaithy. rosy-cheeked
baby.r-Hra kolie LaPpia,k okomo, Ind.