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&c per pound lower; veals, S4OO@5.5O; mixed
calves, $S.5O9@I30; buttermilks, S2.75G3.J0.
Sheep-Recelp;s. II, 7GS head market steady;
CLIPPED sheep. a. 5oG5.62l5; unshorn DO. $3.50
G6.75; clipped lambs. S5.50@6.75; unshorn
do, $3.50; spring lambs, $40 per 100 pounds;
dressed mutton steady at 91I@1I15c per pound !;
dressed lambs firmer at lO15Cgl2c.
Hogs-Receipts 9,s40 head, including 20
head for sale; market firm at $l.90Ca5.S0
CHICAGO. May 9.-The EUsn ,ag .5Ou nal
reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 6,OOO;
market steady 10 shade lower; prime TO ex-
ira steers. 81 4Od4.90; good to choice. S40l4.25;
others, S3.50G3.60: stOckers, $2.65G3.65; cows
and heifers. S2.50@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments, none;
market active &c higher; rough and common,
S46I450; mixed and packers, S4.55(I 465;
prime heavy and butchers weights, 4.65(d4.70;
light, S4.50tG475.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 5000;
market irreglar; native ewes, S;lO@+6O;
Texans, 1928; westerns, S5.50G6.Oo; lambs
and yearlings, S5.50@6.4C.
BUFFALO. Nav O. Cattle - Receipts, 100
loads through; $50 sales; market steady.
Extra fancy, S4.40d,4.S5; export steers. $4,000
$50; choice, S4.25G+4O; good. $3.9O@420.
Hogs-Receipts, 40 loads through; 20 sale;
market 5(11Oc higher; packers good 70 choice
medium and heavy corn fed, $500.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, Il loads through
80 sale; market strong Tor sheep; steady for
lambs; clipped lambs. choice TO fancy, $4,000
$50; fair to good, S5.50C95.90.
CINCINNATI. May 9.-Hogs-Strong: COM
mon and light. s2.50G4.60; packing and butch
ers. S44O94.45i receipts. 400; shipments,
1000.
Cattle-Firm; $2.25@4OO; receipts, 1850;
shipments, 100.
sheep-Steady; s4@55O; receipts, $50; ship
mento, 200.
Lambs-In fair demand; easy; common to
choice, S4.50@6 per 100 pounds.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, May 9.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 2,Ol6; shipments, 1.306; market very
slow at about last weeks prices; no cattle ship
ped TO New York today.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 5000; mar
ket firm; all grades, $475@4S5; 10 cars of
hogs shipped to New York today.
Sheep-Receipts, 7,600 shipments, g. 600; mar
ket very slow and 10 TO loo of from Mondays
price,.
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a D.oi.,v. Blow for Freedom

From ths iyrannical yoke Of those despotIc allies,
dyspepsia, constipation and liver complaint Is
struck when the quondAm victim of their calling
premacy has taken course OF Hostotters Stomach
Bittsrs Then they vamose defeated, and health
resumes It's welcome sway. such Is the In variable
experience Of those who th ruling Alternative 10
got rid Of these associate evils. Anti-dyspeptics,
eholsgogues, drastic eathartios sands Of tho
sea, numberless and-useleas. The happy blending
Of remedial properties, derived from natures
botanic storehouse, with pure modified spirituous
basis existent ia the Bitters not only init ate but
ontotuaie the joint Of chronic indigestion ir-
regularity Of the bowels aud pesversion Of the bile
Tho surest deionse against malaria IL this agreeable
f0rtiner and pTeservative of health under unfavor-
able atmospheric conditions. IL oouneTacts tend
ency 10 rheumatism rouses the kidneys and bladder
when sluggish, from tnaoti0n, aud eudows a dobil-
tatedi nervous invalid with vigor. Inoom parable
n tonic
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IN CoNeRess.
Proceedings Ia Both Chambers for the
Past Week

Proceedings Ia Both Chambers for the
Past Week.
Monday, May Both branches in ses-
sion. The senate: Little OF general in
terest was done. The house: Under
suspension OF tho rules tho free binding
Irvine and other bills were passed; Mr.,
Cockran's bill 10 admit TO American regis
try certain foreign built vessels owned in
this country was also passed. The senate
and house conierrees on the Chinese ex-
clusion bill reached an agreement
tuesday, May 3-Hoth branches in ses-
sion. The senate The conference report
on the Chinese exclusion bill was agreed
10. The house: The diplomic and con-
sular appropriation bill was passed.
Wednesday. May both houses in ses-
sion. No business OF public interest
was done House: The Chinese exclu-
sion bill was passed the river and harbor
bill was taken up.
Thursday, May Both branches in ses-
sion. The senate: The Choctaw and
Chickasaw award was discussed. The
house: The river and haTbor appTopfia-
ton bill was considered.
Friday. May 6-Both branches in ses-
sion. The senate: The Choctaw and
Chickasaw award was discussed; eulogies
on the late Senator Wilson OF MARYLAND
were pronounced. The house: The river
and harbor appropriation bill was con-
sidered
Saturday, May Only the house in
session. The discussion OF the river aud
harbor bill was continued.
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PATENTSFOR INVENTIONS
OBTAINED by THE
INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
PATENT AGENCY.
MHSHINCTON. D. G.


Inventors often loso tho beuodt Of valuable aud
profitable inventions account Of tho inefhoieney
or inAttsnton OF thc attorneys they employ % obtsn
their patontA The numerous cases OF patent ttiga-
ton 10 be found ia all court records. together
with the vast number OF applications daily rejected
by the Patent ONCE, because Irregular In form,
a.tost the fact that much oaanot DO exercised
bv inventors Ia selecting competent and experienced
oiostOrs 20 their patents sncs the value Of
patont depends In great measure upon the Judg /.
ment, care and ability OF tho attorney.
THEREFORE,, with the idea Of projecting iu-
venton from being imposed upon by inethoiont aud
incapable Attorney, and their inventions thus be-
coming practically Lost 20 them. tho INDIANAPO-
LIS SENTINEL PATENT AGENCY has been es-
tablishcd aud competent corps II pert attorneys
mud cOunseors have boen retained 20 conduct Its
business; and the AGENCY IL, therefore, prepared
20 conduct
Preliminary and Special Examinations.
Prosecute Applications for Patents. both For
eign and Domestic.
Amend and Prosecute Rejected Applications
Secure Trade Marks ana Copyrights,
ondu Ct lnterferences.
Render Opinions as TO Scope. Validity and In.
fringement OF Existing Patents,
Prosecute and Defend infringement Suits.
INVENTORS having pro. pcctl ve Inventions soud-
Ing tho INDlANAPOLIS SENTINEL PATENT
AGENCY a sketch, photograph. drawing OF modea,
and broi description OF the essential points, an
elements OF the same together with $500, will have
Ofiee and report forwarded them At onoe ~ the
patontnbility OF thBr Invention, and their ohauoss
OF obtaining protection on the same. Further in-
forms ohSeriully furnished Address
The Indianapolis Sentinel Patent Agency
Baltic Building, Washington, D. q
W. f. Aughinbsugh, Managing AttT.
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NEGRO LYNCHED.
An Attempted Outrage on n white
Woman the Cause.

MERIDIAN. Miss, May GA lynching
occurred at Butler. Choctaw county, Ala,
last night. A negro named George II.
Hoes attempted an outrage upon white
lady living some distance from Melvin in
the country and was apprehonded by
officers and lodged in Jail at Butler. Last
night a crowd OF determined white men
went quietly and took the brute from the
Jail and hanged him to n tree. There was
unmistakable evidences OF his guilt.
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TO HIS LOVE.
Deeming VIII Bequcath His Biogra-
ply 60 Miss RounseyeII.

MELBOURNE. May 3.-After Deeming
was conveyed last night from the court
room in which sentence OF death had Just
been passed upon him and returned, his
clothing was taken from him aud he was
comps led 10 don the attire worn by con
victs ia the prison. lie was then placed
in the condemned cell and heavy irons
were locked upon bis wrists 20 prevent
him from committing suicide There Is
scarcely doubt that be would kill him
self II the opportunity offered, and close
watch will be kept upon him in order that
ne does not cheat tho gallows lie dad
not appear 70 be AT all cast down by his
fate, and alter short cOnvorsa-
ton with the Wardens detailed
10 watch him. he threw himself upon the
pallet IN his cell and slept calmly until
this morning. Much interest is manifested
in the biography that Deeming IL writing
and upon which he has spent much OF
his time since he was Imprisoned. II is
believed that the mans vanity will impel
him % confess IN the work all the crimes
he has ever committed. b. Appearing TO
the judicial committee Oh the priyy coun-
Gil Deeming may succeed in putting off
his execution Tor time. but his haste 10
complete his biography shows that ne has
little hope OF escaping hanging. Early
this morning lac resumed his writing
which he says he will bequeath 10 Miss
Rounsevell the young lady TO whom he
WIS engaged at the time OF his arrest
He Expresses the hope that the profits
which she may derive from It's publication
will in some degree compensate her Tor
the wrong and annoyance which be has
been the means OF inhicting on her.
Deeming believes that an appeal 10 tho
privy council for RESPITE in his CAGE
would succeed. He says that bis mothers
spirit is now urging him to kill Miss
ROuugeVell
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Iron ana Bardwars.

Bar iron. t1.90@2O0; wrought eharoosl ban
S2.90d30O. Horseshoes - Burdens. S<25j
Walkers SA25,gi.S5: mule shoes. $a25; CUB
nail rate for so aud COS, steel nails. Al 80;
horse. $3.50 per box; nails. rate 800.
BaTb-wire-GalVSnlzed,, $50; plain annealed
fence wire, S225; galvanized. 600 advance;
10, II and u sizes the regular advances Pow
der-S5.50 for 25-lb keg. Shot-sl.55 . sack.
Loaded shells-l2 guage. Sl.%5; 10 guaEs. $l.70
per 100.
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Gssd 0u...sr. In Clay.
Brazil Democrat

THE ISDIASAPoLIs SENTINEL has award
cd the seven-hundred-dollar Vose piano
for the closest guess on the population OF
the country as shown by the census OF
1890 10 r. r. OIyy. Westfeld, Ind. who
guessed g., 640,0 900, 1880 more than the
actual figures. Garrett Corbin, stanton,
is the only Clay countian WHO guessed be-
tween $1,000 600 and IS, 100000.
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Hides, Leather, ranow aud P.l,.

Leather-Oak sole. 2oC9s2o; hsmlook soles
23CG.2eo harness. 250g32c; skirtiug. SS9SsO:
black bride, per doE., $4,000; fair bride, $50
600 per dozen; city kipp. s5OC9S5; French kipp,
75c(GSi.lO: city calf skins. 70o9A; French
calf skins, s1GL.75.
Sheep-Shsaung. 2ol4S0c; lambs <oC575o.
Gresse-Brown, 2h&c; yellow. So; white "a.
TallOw-No. !, slG,sHo; No. 2. SAo.
Hides-MSrket dull and declining; No. I vi.
low, SIC; No. 2 Sc; prices. No. cured, 81;
No. cured. SAc; No. l green. $40; No. 2
green 216c
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AGENTS WANTED.


A GENTS WANTED MALE AND FEMALE OLD
n and young. eb.00 90 $500 per day easily made.
selling our Queen Plating Outfits and doing Gold,
silver Nickel copper and Brnas Plating that i war
rRnied 90 for years, on every class OF Metal.
Tableware Jowelry, etc Light aud easily handled, no
experience required 20 operate them Can be carried
BY hand with from house 70 house same - .
pripsack satchei. Agents are making money rap
Idly. They sell 10 almost every business house and
family and workshop. Cheap, durable, simple and
within reach OF every one. Plates almost instantly
equal the finest work. send for circulars eto.
Queen CITY silver 4 Nickel Plating Co, East 81
Iouls. III. liH
A GENTS MAKE 100 PER CENT AND WIN
a g5ss cash prizes on my corsets. belts, brushes
aud romcd sample free territory. DIR. Brdg man,
20 broadway, New York.
TXTRAoRDIN AIRY oFFERfNG--st000 TO 5000
u year assured TO general agents. 81 TO a. per
day canvasser4 A permanent and convenient
business No competition. lsvery lady possible
Gu. omer Address with 2-cent stamp Consolidated
Adjustable Shoe Co. Lynn, Mass. 2oT
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NEW YORK. May pts
1921 head, including 80 cars for sale; market
l5c per 100 pounds lower; native steers. S4.l50g
AIS; bulls and COWS 81 950l3.30; dressed beef
steady at 0lfasc per pound; shipments tomor-
row. $50 beevss and 1850 quarters II beef.
Caives-Rocoipts. $40 head; market dull aud
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Articles. Opening Highest Lowest Closing.
Ca,h ouotation. wore as follows: Flour

Cash quotations wore as iolows; flour
healthier; some dealers asking 100 advance;
No. aspiring wheat, s3l5c; No. 5 spring wheat,
7s5G70c; No. red. s6GsG94c; No. corn, 46e;
No. 2 oats 3O94c; No. 2 white. 321993Sc; No.
white. SlA@S2Hc; No. rye,7s@'9c; No:
barley. SIC; No. 3 f. o. b.. 40Cs5se. No 4, I. OBJ,
44a4oc; No. haxseed, 99IGc; prime timothy
seed, Si.2e11. 80; mess pork. per orl.. s9.S21sCp
9.s5; lard, per 100 lbs, S6.22}g@6.25; abort
rib sides, (oossl. $5.90gg5.921<; dry sailed
should ors( DO 462 z6t676ishort clear sides
(boxedl S617k(J6s0; whisky, distiilers' fin
unchanged; No. g. new corn, 451zc.
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OuSensWAre.

Msson's pint fruit jars, per dozen, $3.50;
quarts. 800; two quarts. 800; standard,
quarts, $3.50; two quarts $50; lightning,
pints, Sll00; quarts, 1890; two quarts. 1900.
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golden Rio. 275[6sgsIc; Java, soL@SIL1e;
Banner package, l9Hc; Arbuckls's. 1870;
Lion, 1870
SuSar-Hard. 4ss6o57sc; confectionery A.
4lse; A. 41S(9i1sc; white extra c. ~
G94c; extra c. 3I94i5c; good yellow, $50
&c; fair yellow, S3s,G455c; yellow, So
0I4c-
StSrch-Rsined pearl, B. O. % per ID; cham
piOn gloss. one aud three-poand packages. 81
95+4c; champion gloss lump. 45I035c; one and
three-pound packages. &c; improved corn.
6GI6ic.
Salt-In car lots $50; small lots. csc.
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gnnItry ann Produca

b. Hutchinson & Co. quote: Eggs-13c.
Poultry - Hens, 90; spring. zoe; roosters,
Sac; young hen turkeys, lie; young tom
turkeys, Zoe; old toms, &c. Geese-Poor, $500,
full feathered $3.50; ducks, &C.
butter-Grsss butter s to 10c, poor, So; fan
cy creamery, 20@22c; choice creamery,
1S(G2Oc
Featheu-Prime geese, so5s5c per Id: duck.
20(925c.
J. r. Budd & Co. quote: Eggs. l3c.
Poultry-Hens &c; spring. Il to lbs. 1906
ROSTERS. 10; hens. turkeys. lie; tom turkeys,
&c; old toms, &c; geese. poor, $685. fall
feathered, $3.50 per doz.; ducks. 7c.
Butier-l0c; poor, Sc; fancy creamery,
16@l7c; choice creamery, $4,000
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overererilon youthful indlscreons or the excessive
nse OF tobacco opium, stinuanta which ultimately
icnd - lnilrmlty, Consumption and Insanity Tut up
IN convenient form % carry In tile vest pocket Price
Package or for ts. With every q order We rive
written guarantee 10 cure or rotund the
money. bcut By mail 10 any address. Circular free
IN plain envelope. Mention this paper. Address
MADRID CHEMICAL CO.. Branch once for U. 8. A.
s6s Dearborn Street. CHICAGO, ILL
FOR SALE IN INDIANAPOLIS. IND, BY
fto. W Sloan, Druggist, ~ W. Washington Street.
brovninz Son. Nos q Washington Street
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A STARTLING STATEMENT.
Base Methods Adopted by an Ennis
sary OF the Reading Combine.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 6.-Mr. Powderly
has made public the startling statement
that for some time past Reading ennis
sary had been in the Lackawanna valley
for the purpose of advancing the interests
of the combines that this man had seen
every minister and priest of every denom-
inaticn, to some of whom he offered passes
and money. The combine agreed to as
sumo church debts. and in at least two in
stances catholic priests We're approached
with offers 10 pay tho cost Of erecting
parochial schools il the combine should
be indorsed and approved by them from
their pulpits.
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AhnnI.
,ts farm lots-Tub.va,hed and pIoked

We quote farm lots-Tub-vashed and picked,
2s@31c: coarse wool. 17C1lso; unvsshsd
and medium aud common grades. IL in good
order. 1s922o; bury and ootted. l99l6o; nne
menno, l6gl7o. Fleece-Washed, II light
we'll washed and in good order. 2o(9Slo.
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Fruits ana Vegetables.
Tennessee 50@3.5o per case
OF twenty -four quarts.
Cranberrios-Per bril-. choice, $6Gb5.60; box,
$2.25.
Apples-Fancy. ft.0o; common, $2.76
California OrangrS-S SOOd325
Lemons-Choice $500; fancy. SAYS to 450.
Onions-Fnncy yellow g,Our, $3.50 per brl.
Fards, 60 ID cases. Co. Fards lob box. 100
per ID.
Irish potatoes-BurbAnl0s, 46e per bu: seed
early Ohio, zoe: Early Rose. Doc; Beauty
Hehrons, l5c. New potatoes, u per brl,
S2.25 per bu.
Peas-S3Gl3.25 per bu.
Tomatoes bu hox, $500.
Cucumbers, 10000 per dozen.
Ouions-I5o per dor.
Kale Greens-Sl.50 per brl.
Maple Sugar-9dl0c per 10.
Caulifiower-$i.25 per dos
Rhubarb-35o per doz.
Radishes-30c per doz.
Hickory Nuts-50o per bu.; shellbarks, 75c
pei bu.
Figs-l26l4c per ID.
Beans-Nayy aud medium, e per bu.
Cider-Duny prime juice, S4.75 per 32-gal.
Dbl. kegs, S2.75.
Honey-New white comb, one pound tec-
tions, Ice; dark, llc.
Beets-si.50.
Cabbage-New California, crate, SO. 75d 400;
new Florida, crate, S3.jOCs3.75.
Bananas-$i O00l.75 per bunch.
New Dates-Persians, 60-lb. box SO per lb.
Sweet Potatoes-lllinols, 1919; New jersey.
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Grocsrasa,

Groceraea.
Canned Goods--Blaokberr IN. 75c; cove
oysters lfb full weight, $4,000; IN light
weight, 65d70c: 90 full weight, S2.4503240;
lirht weight, $1,000 80; peaches, standard 3ib
si.75G2; seconds BIB, Sl.S0@l.40; pie. Soc;
pineapple. standard IN. SL40.Gl.75; secondr
2ib. sll1l. 10; string beans, 75CGs5o; snlmon rh
81. 4O(ai.s0. pineapples, Bahama S2.50tg275;
peas, sifted, S260.2.25; early June. Sl.l5l9L25;
marrow, $l(ql.35; soaked, 75CGs5c; tomatoes.
3-lb 9be: corn. sugar. $l.o56Dl.60.
Miscellaneous-Rice. Louisiana. e1<G7lfc;
coal oil. 6H4i0kc; beahs, navy, S.9O(92i
spice = Pepper. i2hc; alispioe. l29lSc;
cloves, l5(g2oc; csssis, l0CGl2c; nutmeg. 100
Soc.
Molasses-New Orleans, $4,000; fair. 500;
sirups 25tct35c; choice, 35C940c.
co se-Common to good, 2lhd2SISo; prime
10 choice. 25i46s26I1ci fancy. 26A927Mo
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Do not despair of curing your sick
headache when you can so easily obtain
Carriers Little Liver Pills They will effect
a prompt and permanent cure. Their &C.
ton is mild and natural.
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market was quiet; fancy creamery, 1912
fine western. l7@lSo; ordinary, l5gl6c; tine
dairies, $50 l9c; eggs. l1c.
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MANHOOD REsrORev.

"sANRJtvo," the
Wonderful Spanish
llcmody, Is sold with q
Wilton Guarantee
70 cure all Nervous Dis
eases. such az Weak
Memory, Loss Of Brain
Power. HendAeh e.
Wakefulness, Lost Man
hood. Nervousness, Las.
situde, al drains and
losS Of power Of the
Generntive Organs in
rtfIrr ar ranEed nv
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

A 49, SOMETHING PRACTICAL - THE IN
a, proved Daisy Fence Machine aud the New
Daisy Wire Reel. Address Ziegler q Harmon, Ander
son, IND uso
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1--we STOCK MARKETa
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS,
ISDIANAPoLIs. May Q.
CATTIE-Reoeipts. none. The outlook for
choice butcher cattle good. The demand
greater than the supply. The inquiry for
heavy cattle light aud will be steady. We
quote.
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ADVERTISING

IvERY ON: IN SBBD OF INFORMATION on
~ thc SUB advertising wall do well 10 obtAaa
COPY OF Book Tor Advertiser" aos pages prioe oas
dollar. Mailed. postage paid on rooeiPt 0. pros
Contains oaretal compilation rom the AmerioAn
Newspaper roctory OF All the best papers ana class
iournAls gives the circulation rating o. every oas
ana good deal formation ABOUT rates ana other
matters pertaining 20 the business adyertisng. Al
droos towoll's Advertising Bureau. ~ spraoe-st
New York
IFYoU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
where at any time write 10 Zoo. 4. hoWoh va,
No. 10 spruce-st.. New York
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Eiein Butter.

ELGIN, H.. May 9-Butter-Firm; sales,
1880 pounds at zoe.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET
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ProviaionE.
aMoKED NRATA
Su 0aF.ouFod hama-
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Lard-Kettle rendered in terces, $50; en-
diana Packing Co." 71so; Central Packing
Co" &c; also in hardwood tubs, 56 lbs. net
&c over tierces; hardwood buckets. 20 lbs.
net, Nc over herceL Cans, gross weights
80 lbs. ia single cases or oase OF cans. 40
advance price OF tierces; 20 lbs. In case Of
( cans &c advance on price OF teroes; l0lbs.
in case o. cans No advance on price OF
hsrces; lbs. in case OF IL cans, 20 advance
OF price OF tierces; lbs. in case Of 10 Dana. lie
advance on price OF 1erces.
Lard Oil-Minter. 55c per gal.
FRESH PORK
Loins fiat trimmed o. closely short cut, IL
10 20 lbs. 10; short out IS bs and under. no.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-07
MONTOOTH WON'T RUN.
he Absolutely Refuses to Be a Can
didate for the Mayoralty.
A CONFERENCE TO BE HELD TO-DAY
Mayor GCurley FayOrs the Candidacy Of
Major A. N. Brown.
BETTING ON FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS

Major Montooth returned from New
York yesterday and emphasized the state
ments he had previously made by an abso-
Lutte declaration that he would not be a
candidate for Mayor under any circum-
stances
"Not even if Dr. McCandless should
withdraw" was asked.
Not if he would withdraw tomorrow.
can't afford to be a candidate or to accept
the office and would not accept the nomi-
nation under any circumstances.
A short conference of several Republican
leaders took place in City Hall yesterday
afternoon. What transpired none of them
would tell Another conference is slated
to take place this evening. c. l. Magee,
who is expected to have much to do with
the selection of the Republican candidates,
will be home from New York and partici-
pate in this important meeting. Those
who have been talking of Major Browns
desirability as the nominee have decided to
wait until after this conference before send
ing committee to the Major to ascertain if
he will accept the nomination.
In regard to Dr. McCandless' candidacy
his friends declare they will not allow him
TO be cheated out of the nomination If they
can avoid it, but if they can't Major Brown
would be acceptable to them. Mayor Gour-
ley declared yesterday that Major Brown
would make an ideal candidate, would CON-
mand the respect and support OF the people
regardless of party, would fill the Office
with the dignity 1t deserves and would pro-
tect the interests of the people.
The name of William Martin, e1-Secre-
tary of the Amalgamated Association. was
menti ned yesterday in connection with the
Republican mayoralty nomination. He de-
clared he knew nothing about it outside of
q few personal friends who had spoken to
him of it incidentally Mr. Martin now
holds a situation under the Carnegie Steel
Company.
No change was visible in the Democratic
situation yesterday. Magistrate McKenna
appeared to be the only candidate who had
any reason to expect the nomination. He
said he had received assurances from sew
eral persons who had been mentioned as
probable opponents that they would not
run, but would do all thev could to nomi-
nate and elect him. County Commissioner
Boyle still insists that the Democrats shall
nominate a full ticket, with McKenna at
the head and Stephen McCandless for Con-
troller. He said there was some talk of
Captain Kerr for Treasurer, but the Cap
tain's friends say he is not q candidate for
ANYTHING but Mayor