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Evening journal., 1894-12-03

Celebration BY the Order OF Red Men
Schooner James H. Deputy's Crew
sAved-wiimington Musicians to visit
Town Tomorrow Events OF In
tersst.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Dec 3-Work has
Suddenly become slack at the Delaware
Iron Works after a long and stesdy run
OF nine months and now only some small
orders for trolley poles remain TO be
filed. On Saturday the entire night
force of the cutting shops wss 'laid fl
until further orders, which means that
these men will be ont of lob indef.
nitely, and about forty day workmen now
find themselves idle with little prospect
ofresnming work In sddition to the reduc
tion o. working forces, there has been a
reduction Of wages, many workmen who
have been receiving $40 week for
skilled service. havi0g Dsen notified of a
cut Of $3.50 from that already low wage.
The New Castle iron workmen therefore
begin the Winter under ANYTHING but
favorable circumstances and must live In
the hope that the big iron plant will soon
get busy again.
8 Funeral OF an Aged CoIored Servant.
Revs Q H Lewis, Samuel Ambrose
and ]. d. Blake. OF this city, conducted
the funeral services yesterday afternoon
over the remains OF Mrs Emeline Ward
one OF the Oldest oolored residents OF
New Castle. who had been the faithful
servant for years OF several prominent
families Of this city. Mrs Ward died on
Thursday night after short illness. al
her home on North Fourth street, whore
she owned the house that had been her
home for many years.
Loss of the Schooner James n. Deputy.
On Saturday afternoon the Reading
collier Berks passed up the river. and on
board were Captain Humphreys and
three Of the crew Of the schooner James
II. Deputy, well-known on the Della
ware river. The Deputy WAS abandoned
of Nauset on the Goth uit., when she
was dismasted and half fun OF water
She was hound from Port johnson 10
Gardiner, Me, with 167 tons Of coal
and was picked up the following day
by the steam tug Katie Jones ana towsd |
to Vineyard Haven On "Wednesday
on board the Deputy, signals of distress |
weres set, as the vessel was now unman
ageable, and all hat day and night the
Deputy drifted about at the mercy d |
wind and sea. 0n the morning OF the
29th the Berks hove in sight and res.
cned them In an almost exhausted con.
dition. Captain Humphreys was some.
what surprised to learn ON his arrival
that bis vessel had been picked up and /
lowed TO Vineyard Haven. All sneak in /
the highest terms OF the manner I'm
which they were treated by the officers
and crew Of the Berks.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
Ready made or TO order.
Most Nobby and Complete Stock
Elegant $40, $l2 and Sis Suits !
Ladies' and ChiIdren'S oats
Dry Goods, Carpets
and Furniture.
TO THE PUBLIC:

We are an old.established firm. Thousands
of Wilmin tonians have aVailed themselves OF
our well known easy payne system. Our
stock is as large and our prices as low as those
of any first class cash store. The scarcity of
money prevailing this year will make it desir
able for many 70 avail themselves of the in
ducements offered by reliable credit house
Give US trial We guarantee satisfaction.
Evening journal., 1894-12-03

We hear once in
awhile that if you
cannot buy Fine
Goods or Big Bills
we don't want
your trade at
Sixth and Market.
Don't Won hal;avo
Evening journal., 1894-12-03
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Work Becoming Slack at the
Delaware Iron Works.
REDUCTION IN FoROEs AND WAGES

A Celebration BY the Order OF Red Men.
Schooner James II. Deputy's Crew
saved-wiimington Musicians to visit
Town To-morrOw-other Events Of In
terest.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27
SepaotisttuS ano GeiHtSs
ff6rung.

9roFeffor SoQp BON Der 8srliner
uHiosriitdt bat ioebsn Die Grss6HiHs
tinsr lIHteriudung ubsr 5ppnotismus
uno 8eiitssit5ruRg, In tpslder CT an Der
hppnotif6sn 9erfuden o 9rof.
ardfftsGbina in Di.n arittf i6t. sc
banosIte fib bti ben &raffisGbiHgf6en
9erFl1tn I'M Die 5rass, % q mogliG
lei, cine erpdhIsnt ps,ioH ourh Ss
SppaoIs in oi. 8orftslungea Der Gin,
osrseit surIdsuoeries,n. araFftsG6ins
perm,iRte oiss bsi eiHeI 33Idhrigsn
RGatxn in Wisn f,rtig esbrnht 81
6aasn. .SoQp bat osu &rdfFtsGbiag.
f6sn 9sriua al eiRer 1~9jdhrissn, On
ItDersr 6pitsrit lsiosHosn RrdHttn IN
Seinsr 9sriinsr aluiit nahstahmi. Str
9srTu9 cerlitf H14 Sc1gs ShifosruHs
tGiatritt Ssrbppnoi, unogorosrfuhen)
felssrso,rml5;a: 5ras.: Na all fno
Sna 4utport: % Sahre Gre III 10
Sabre alp. 5raat: W,s5aI5 bsIssn
5is mi62 Sa fiuo risl iins,r. Sit
fIns ia no1 EN- RIM. Gu bin srft
Fs6sa Sabre aft. artroort: 81. he.
ben Sabre bin id dit. 5raee: aanmff
Du lsiea uHo fhrsf6sH2 4Rifrort: Sd
aebs i9on In bic S4ul,. SeiHn gsrs
haltsR siTss 9unts Iieit fs faEsfon
bghEabirens ME tta aiRs. auFoes
Forsers. taren 9dn,a ~ inrsiben. t5ui
s niss uurftdHoti9. ols % fe esEDas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27
5pdte Hahe
3psitsr 1btL
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artHiua.rsnaa Don ssaaH assl..

ACs OStA PAA9 bhN O7hND'V
Sefferson 5ope satte feline ergrei.
fenbe Gedifie mil TO tiefinnerlifem
Gefibl srsdbit, bag mir ibnl IN ntbems
lofsr GpanHung 5uborten. Sosar
Die beioeu poli3iftsn, bic bod bur9
ibren gsruf gegen bos 8erbreheH in
ieber 5orm a6seftumpft DareH, ssisten
Elm iparmss SntersHe. 4ls CT sssnbst
6atts. faBsn mir ned cine Weils ftumm
uno nd6bsntli9 Do uno man borts
ut 2eitraoes glsiitift I6er bag paz
pier fa6ren, pGbrsnb sr ieinem ftsno>
grap6iI8en 8eri9t Die S9lubports
bin3ufugte.
eNur ems m06te i9 nod tpifsn,"
uu.er6ra9 enoli4 S6erlod 6olmes
bic ellie. r@er mar SIR 5elferss
belfsr, Der uuf msine Qn3ei9e bin ben
Ring 81 9olsn fam Z"
Der Gsfangsns ftiitt.lte ben aopf.
sQn0ersr Qsuts Gsbsimnifs BARI i6
Mot Usrrathsn," fagt. CT nes fonnte
re in rngslegenbsiten bringen. Sd
mar ungefotB, Oh man mir nt1t cine
Safe fteqe. uno mein Greuno er6ot
ii6, ben Ring itatt msiner gu bolsn.
elk p,tbea 3ugs6en, oab er bic Sa9s
eei9idt ousgefibrt bat"
~Sd, oas Dia i4 mein.n," beitdtists
9oIm,s ladeno.
Pun, m.ins 9syrsn," nabm Der
JnipettOr bas Nort. Dem 9eiss mub
Genige gei4ebeu. VG4it,n 0onnsrs
tag piro Der GsTdngeus osm Rt6t.r
0orgefubrt peroen, nobel Sbrs De-
gsHDart erforbsrli6 1T. BIS babin
ii6etnebms i6 Die Observation-Disclosures
fir i'm"
Gr tiingslts, porauf 3psi poli3iiten
pel6e Seffsrfou 5ops in
0enabriam bra6ten. Sd ub.r .sbrte
in gsglsitunq mstnss 5reunbes Doll
mes mad ~unfsrsr Wobnung in Der gas
fer Strube 3uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

bers bon Gnod Srsb6sr unb Soi,l
6taneerfon. if benz qublifum cine IN
terehaHte Gerihtsrer1onoiunq emf.
sungen. Die ginseI9eiteu nss Iune=
peroen iest berrnutbli1 FUR INNER IN
9untd se6lat bteiben. 9ur ioaisl
bOren mir aus gutter AueIe, bag e. ft
UNI cine langiG6rise romaHtiiGsisino=
fdaft hanbelte, BEL Der eds Wormrz
nent1um uno cine oltt 2ishe ruihtia.
Renen fpieltsn. Dit bsioen C5fer
fheinsn IN friberen 3eiten al ben
-5eilisen oss iinsftsn sasts- ssa6rt
gu baten. uno au9 esr I'M GeFdneniB
Derfcrbens Dope fam aua Der Stant
ON SolsIee. Obslei9 Der fSan nidbt
msbr 6ffsntlid rerlanoelt trsroea
lam, 10 lisftrt sr BOD sinsn neurn
f4ldssnnen 9sreis Ron Ger gprtr.ffz
Ii9teit u~HIsrer 2oneorer Ge5sinpoti=
gel. aas 5rsmnen m0ssn e fia e,=
fagt fein laHtn. haB fie ipobl oaran
tbun, lire Strsitigteitsn oabeim aus=
sufedbten, Hiatt lie auf britiit,n
9runo unb goosn gu psrpflanssn. Gs
lit Elm offsnss GsbtimHiR, bag ipir
5opss 9efansennabms MIR Dem
S6arfIina unb Der 6sfhid!i6fsit bar
6eioen pobIbefdnn.en 9olisiItsn 2sz
ftrabe uRo Gresiou 81 psroanten bd=
BEN. Der Waun foa in Der Wolnuns
zines eerpihen S1erlo6 5olmss p.rs
hafttt poroen isin. ipelhsr islbit Sa=
lent unb Sntsrsfe fir poli5eilife Gprs
idung an ben Sag legt. Gin 9ilst=
tant. Der folhe 9e1rmsiiter Fat, bari
boffsn, linen nit Der 3sit an 8ez
Danotbeit dhnlid Gil rp5rben. = DAB
ben bsioen ausge5eihneten 9eamten
stne ansemsHene gslobnung fir lire
pertbooIen 0isnTtlsiftungen 5u Sbcil
tpsrosn mO6ts, lit oringego 81 loiinz
f6en."
rSaete i1 Sbnsn ni9t gleiA., als
mir bamals uniere Sabrt a~ntraten,
pie oles tommen piirbe 2" risf S9er=
lod 5olmes ladsnb. Der gauge Grz
folg, Der uns aus unieren Sori9unz
gen unb 8~smii6unsen erfpd4t. lit, haB
lie cine Selobnung er6alten."
-Seieu sic unbeiorqt," rief i9, ntn
meinem 9agebu9 fts6en idmmtlicbe
56atIa9en perssi6net. 9as Publiz
FUN ioG &enntniB oabon erbalten uno
fpirb BEN pabren 9erbienit Die gebIbz
,nbe 4nsrtsnnuns ni6t periogen."
.(gnbe.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27

-9oshoft. DAME: -Ran foal,
bah Hrdulein 2aura 100000 Ta,.
Witaift in bi. Gb. brinst.!"- 6,rr:
Saosn Sic bod lisbsr GntI9isi.
euna.."
Gin dsmiiner Yrcstb.
2ehrsr: -Gooom unb @omoir11 ains
aen alio unt.r. limb mas ipuroe aus
Cots Srau2" 2iesthen (5odisz eea
apotheters): sic r.aros CUR GaI3.
idure!!"
-Wibtrauif9. .5.rr eieu.
tenant. sShr r.usr 8uride g.fdat mir.
or fieht ia i.hr Hug ous! %,
femme bas, endbies 5rau. aa.s Eur
aHfdnalihe 0,rft.auag-asrI fimuIiri
antsliiesna!!-
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-aommIt On bod inon um 2 llhr
Rohts mad 6auI,2 On featsa lid
indmtn. = CT: -Ntin, Iets, if
ioats Dir ia aleih, bspor mir uas b,i.
yaibstsn, i'd mare Geinsr ni4t mir.
bia.- Sic: ia, i9 eloubts abr
pidt. eos Gu Dir 70 rtolia. 1gEbs
ashsn tnIrott. mir oas pirili1 10 "a
keluiIsn.-
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10.

g.: .scam nit, i'd tabe ;wti 5rti'
b;l!ets suia 1atassr.@-y.: rsSaS III
es bean fnt TIN Stiif?@-a.: Sin
1raasTig;ti. Id, aus arautr.
ipielem ma1;s idl a.ir Itia;t viei, ie iiial'
nlsrt mid Ii. aleg 10 eiftsf" t.: ia,
oas lit bier rtsi or Sa!l. g III ia tias
TilafanigGgogiiellana!-
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Gin aa.es afna.

CIR: .9.ga. figure agatae. Dc..rn
Siis Hiein 5Ssib iutgeta ?-S is: ga,
Dtun es laya redst 1T. Sd tue nihts
ohue il.ae eiHtiliisEagi-Gr: .llnS
atanben sie. eaB SIR 1atsr ifiHt GiH'
willisans gsbtn niro ."-Sie: ~5t.
mtg, Ct tjut ia 3lifs. Tas i5 mill
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Eussnt terrible.

cja9: -ilas pas lit Sas fir ein
fG)ouss Gaa2 Drobmutttr:
Gin Gndbltl fir BIC Wiemal~ -
aiao: .llsa ia 81 and has Rs;spt
segsa StsE9is .efgauit,s STinarH. iuonadl
iial Ser SiGpa iHiarT 10 is.nt "a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-27
1alaa.

Or: .LHsagss @eib. ia babe lid
70 lisb. oa5. logna i'd bei Dir bin. id
uie 9dttt eaigl aSc ie: 50 and
rid)t.--et: .IoS fttRt mid, saur
broud)lt I'll in fitfera 2siaisr fsiEen
utueri n.cn:d,~
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get, euo b.Ee.r.

3nnas Gran (Sie Dor ibrsr ger'
bsiratlaa1 6ia lsar 9Tofss Geruloscn
beieiim. sartiid, ~ ibgeia Matre) :
,5Sas EtIteii Til nan neii gegadf,
Sslar. uSeEl Idl ridli gtiae 5ran o.
igcTssu mare lsiie!"
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3i.tef Inn Suts.

Ger Hentirt sSamperf lriott an
dppetiftoiisf,it. Gr susasirt fi6 bees
halb flr ieine Wahl;eiten sinsa Wcnr,
esiien aufsabe Is iii,
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NerassaGmmaesocal

q KU FIN, G~isrnibimsr.
d snnis saae Il arf AZ tfs snsrtaha fur biz Gtranaalaaso
Tr g. niutaG- Sa.erni in unnfhfa es fbsnae mi mil gc,h,,,h A, ,,s n.....r,
ht fnGntptt GrtAtaHgaeth In tr StRt. Sire arpgt gfacMbn waiars. ss
peetias ttasn efr Sahn uhhrtatuaa mituHs aa GrfdFhnaasn lie tfMn ar.
Marh, arepP.e tametes Itsr. antapiaHtf tdmifas gedns, M te tfs
geartn hHS. gdltrt wutra. ~
5nTGr meds i'd trrnhus af En arums Yaat, g i . + n ufnoR., Ia.
M9n nren hi mir gtlehg IN aea 0mannlann nneiin LAr nittutn grfItn -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-01

all day with wheat and corn and on gen.
orally lighter receipts. closing at isc net adj
vance. May closed at 39izc; September, S3i2
M34c. closing at SAC: October. 3iAsG35c, clos
ing at Csc: November. 35%@S6c. closing at
SEC; December. 36AGS7c, closing at SIC.
Hay weak. Hops dull and heavy; State,
common 10 choice, 5G9c; Pacific coast, ar
10c.
Hides quiet. Leather dull: hemlock sole
Buenos Ayres, light to heavy weights, 1fn
1Sc.
Beef steady. Cut meats firm. Lard high
er: Western steam closed at soc; city,
S.25c: September closed at S.75c nominal. Re-
fined frm: continent, Sc; ). A, 9.25c; COM
pound. Csc. Pork firm.
Butter dull. Cheese dull; State, large. So
10isc. Eggs quiet; receipts. $3.50 packages.
Tallow easy: city G2 for packagesl, 47sG
SC; country packages free, 5n5isc. as to
quality.
Cotton seed oil firm; sales included 100
brls of summer yellow at &c.
Coffee-Options opened irregular at 10
points advance TO 10 points net decline,
ruled generally weak and closed dull at so
10 points net decline. Sales. Is. 25o bags. in
Guiding: September. H.lOG1415c; October.
l.. 35c; November, II. 9G112. CSC: March, 12.35c;
May, 12.25c. Spot coffee-Rio nominal; No
4, 16c. Rio-Cleared for the United States.
10000 bags. Cleared for Europe. 1000 bags;
stock, $4,000 bags. Warehouse deliveries
from New York yesterday, 5,09l bags; New
York stock to-day, 153, 719 bags; United
States stock. 1S6. 1924 bags; afioat for the
United States. $4,000 bags; total visible
for the United States, ACC, 92i bags, against
315, 795 bags as reported last year.
Sugar-Raw firmer and active; sales. 1,7co
tons. LOCO hhds, and 1908 bags of muscova-
do, 50 test. at 3hc; ! 100 bags centrifugal, Sc
test, at 3Ac. Refined quiet.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm at the Sea-
boards Conn M~etrOpOlis

NEW YORK. Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$1,000 brls: exports, $500 brls; sales, 21,5OO
packages. The market was steady but
quiet; demand for spring bakers about filled,
and outside of this only a jobbing trade
reported: city mill patents. $4G4.25; city mill
clears, $3.50; Minnesota patents, IS. Ca 20;
Minnesota bakers. 81. 10d3.1 70; winter pat
ents, s.. S503. 10; winter straights, s.. 40G2. so;
winter extras, $l.90d2. 40; winter low grades,
sl10a215; spring low grades, s1.6501-s0;
spring extras. N.S5G2.S0. Southern -four dull:
common to fair extra, S2d260; good to
choice extra. s2.50a3.25. Rye -four firmer,
owing to scarcity; sales. 800 brls; superfne,
81. 75d2.SO; fancy, S2.eodS.05. Corn meal quiet
but firm. Rye dull: State, 52qa3c: Jersey.
50d5lc. Barley malt steady.
Wheat-Receipts. $1,000 bu; exports, none;
sales. $4,000 bu futures. $1,000 bu spot.
Spots frmer; No. 2 red, in store and ele-
vator, CSC; f. o. b., 5S7sc, canal; No. /
Northern, Coo. delivered; No. i hard, &C.
delivered. Options opened easier. but i'm
mediately rallied, and were firm the rest Of
the day. The early cables were steady and
late firm. Many traders believe sentiment
has become bullish. and look for better
markets. A good deal OF switching was
done to-day. The close was at lsaLc net
iNdhce May, Oll-louoo4C, CiOSlnS at ob1-cs
September. 81 9-16c. closing at CSC; Decem-
Der. % 3-l6u63lSc. closing at 6lAc.
Corn-Receipts. none; exports, Is. 500 bu;
sales. 10000 bu futures, 1900 bu spot. Spots
strong; No. =. 62163izc, afoat; yellow, 62Isc,
10 arrive. Options opened firm and adj
vanced steadily all day on dry weather
West and covering by local shorts, closing
at i2dl4c net advance: May, j6I2M57c. clos
ing at sc; September. 62itnS2a+c, closing at
cember, 57Ssd5Sc, closing at 5Sc.
Oats-Receipts. 10000 bu; exports. 100 bu;
sales. $4,000 bu futures, Se.oo bu spot.
Iivered. 3i4n35c: No. 5. 33i2c; No. . white,
36i@T36f4c; No. 3 white. SIC: track white
State and Western, 56nilc. Options strong
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55a75c: French kip. s5casliO: city calf
skins. S5cMS1; French calfskins. $iGl-&.
IRON and steel.

s5a75c: French. kip: s5caslio city calf
skins. Scms1; French calfskins. sia1-@.
IRON and steel.
Bar iron. lyDd1.eoc; horseshoe bar, 2S,I
cast steel Sc; tire steel. 2ss03c; spring
steel, 4is05c.
Nails and Horscshoes.
Steel cut nails. s1-25;. wire nails. $i.25
rates; horseshoes per key. $50: mule
shoes. per keg. &.I5: morse nails. $405-
Fruit and Vegetables.
Peaches-Michigan, 3)q5Oc per one-fifth
bushel basket: A-50n2 per bu.
Ca.telouDesI50uT5c Der 5rl; Little Gem
melons. 25tf30c per basket; crates, s0Hf0c.
Sweet Observation-Disclosures, s. per brl; Jer-
sey, $425 per brl.
Oranges-Full box, $3.50.
Cabbage-Per brl. 50n75c.
Watermelons-Per hundred. sSa1L
Bananas-Per bunch, 15cnS1.25.
,Cheese-New York full cream, 12a14c:
Skins. SAFE per ID.
Tomatoes-40M50c per bu.
Potatoes-Per brl. sl.5O41.75; 5Ga6Oc per
Lemons-Best, ss.5Oas.75 per box; COM
$50: Maiden Blush 50; Duchess 81 90
baskets. 75c; brl. 81.
Celery-Per bunch, 25@4Oc, according to
quality.
P~lums-Choice prune plums. soc per peck
basket; Damson plums. 81 per blu basket;
common pIgms s. 2saiSo per bu basket.
S-NcHt SIONtl, <0uOVC per
basket; home grown, 3Gic per Id.
Provisions.
Racon-Clear sides, 40 to 80 lbs average,
sac: 80 to 10 lbs average, 9An9Sc; 20 to
SA01oc; Il to Is lbs average. 10Ac; II TO 10
lbs average. 1Oi2d1lc; clear backs, 20 to %
lbs average. 94c; Il to 20 lbs average. 9Ac;
3 TO 10 lbs average, 94c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL lbs average,
9i2d9&c: is lbs average, 9hc.
Hams-Sugar-cured, Is to 20 lbs average,
12a 10 lbs average, 13c; 1212 lbs
average, 13G13Ac: 10 lbs average, 13i2d133c;
block hams. 131za13Ac; all first brands; sec
onds. Lake less.
California Hams-Sugar-cured, 10 to u his
average. sac; homeless hams. sugar-cured,
9n10c.
Picked Pork-Bean pork, clear. per brl
300 lbs. $3.50; runp pork. 81.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear firsts, 1312G14c;
seconds. 11%@l2c.
Observation-Disclosures. in tlerces, 9A9
912c; pure lard. S7sM91sc.
Seeds.
C~lover-Choice, r~ecleaned, 60-lb, SG5.50;
prime. 81 .5@5.25;. English. choice. So. prime.
choice, So.35a5.55; crimson or scarlet clover.
A.25d4.75; timothy. 45-lb, choice. s2.SOd2.7 70;
strictly prime. 60; blue grass. fancy,
lib. N.1501.30; extra clean, S5a90c. Or
chard grass. extra, rs. Red top,
choice. S101.25: extra clean, 90ca$1. En-
glish bluegrass. Glib. S2.2OQ2.35.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Month OF Disappointing Trade with
Unsettled Prices Noted.

To say that the trade of the month of
August was disappointing is no exaggera-
ton. and seldom are prices more unsettled.
but there is 4 disposition to let bygones
be bygones and enter September with a
belief that there is TO be a decided inn
provement. The fluctuations in values in
August were not marked. except in fruits
and vegetables. In dry goods a number of
changes will be noted. Sugars are in strong
position. but the advance for the day has
been checked. All staple articles in the
grocery line carry a firm tone. Wholesale
c0Dfectioners and milliners report trade inn
proving, and on Commission row they begin
TO talk Of a little more activity.
The local grain market yesterday showed
more life. The bidding on 'Cnange was
more spirited, and on several grades of the
different cereals slight advances in bids
on track are shown over Thursday, ruling
Wheat-No. 2 red. 49Ac; No. 3 red, 45c:
Corn-No. / white. 55Ac: No. 2 white,
55Ac; No. 3 white, 54c;. No. 4 white. sic;
53ac; No. 4 white mixed. sic; No. 2 yellow.
534c; No. } yellow, 5s4c; No. 4 yellow. 49c;
No. 2 mixed, 52s4c; No. ) mixed, 524c: No.
oatsNNo. 2 white, s2lzc; No. 3 white. &c;
No. 2 mixed. soc; No. 3 mixed, 2ec: rejected.
2Sn30c.
Rye-No. 2. 4Oc for car lots; 34c for wagon
Bran, $3.50.
Hdy-NO- L IlnOtny. WOW NO. -. - 81.
No. | prairie, 81: mixed. $3.50: clover, $3.50
per ton.
Poultry and Other Odu
prices Paid by S~hippers.)
~Poultry-Hens. &c per Id; spring chick
ems. Sc; cocks, &c; turkeys. toms; SC per 10;
hens, &c per Id; ducks, sc per l; geese. 81
per doZ for choice.
~Eggs-shippers paying 12@1sc-
B~utter-Choice, 12d 15c.
Honey-1S03 zoe.
Fe~athers-Prime geese. 3oas2c per Id;
mixed duck. Doc per 10.
B~eeswax-20c for yellow: 15c for dark. -.
0ol-Med unwashed. 12c; Cotswold
and coarse combing. 10G12c: tub-washed,
16m1sc; bury and understandable, 5Q1Oc
less.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC
Hides-No. 1 G. S. hides. BAG; No. 2 g.. S.
hides. 2s4c; No. l calf hides. Sic; Nc. 2
calf hides. sc.
tallow, acc; No. 2 tallow,
3&c.
Grease-White. 4lkc; yellow. SEC; brown.
&c.
Bones-Dry, sl2113 per ton.
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Bradstrees'- Financial Review.

Bradstreet's financial review will saw:
The course OF the stock market during the
present week shows not only how entirely
professional current speculation has been.
but also supplies an illustration of the
readiness with which Wall street discounts
all factors in advance Of their actual de-
The market has been waiting
for the new tariff law, and the upward
movement in prices last week was based
on the idea when certainty on the tariff
was attained public int arest would be at
once attracted 20 the railroad and indus
trial shares. Certain large manipulative
operatives took the lead I'm this movement
and impressed these ideas on the rank and
file OF the street. Instead. however. OF ex-
hibiting fresh outside interest when the
new tariff went into effect. the market
showed by a decline and liquidation that
IL had been more than fully discounted.
and that no real increase had taken place
I'm the public participation. The leading
operators. too. had evidently prepared for
this. and assisted the market ON it's de-
Ginning course, until after a few DAYS the
overgrowth OF the short interest checked
the movement and furnished a basis for a
slight rally. The range OF prices u there
fore somewhat lower, though only In Sugar
and Distillers have the fluctuations been
OF any real Importance, and a few stocks
have continued to show marked strength.
especially those of southern roads. The
been governed by the same influences. A
movement Of some importance has oc-
CURED in other departments of the London
stock Exchange, the public there being
eager buyers OF all classes OF silver and
South American securities. American rails.
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The applications OF the following-namci
Indianians have been granted:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiel, Gallau1et,
Marion county
Inc~rease-John Hizey. Aurora. Dearborn
county.
Reissue-Henry Hossley fdeceased). Twin
Lake, Marshall county: Ira Kendall de
ceased. Yorktown. Delaware county; An
thony Turner. Walkerton. St Joseph
Original Widows, etc.-Mary NJ. Hart,
Terhune, Boone county Elizabeth Jane
Newcomb. Irvington, Marion county; Me-
lissa T.. Graves. Seymour, jackson county;
Isabella Hossler. Twin Lake. Marshall
county.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.


Instruments filed for record i'm the re-
corder's Office OF Marion county. Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at ) y. m,
Aug. 81. 1894, as furnished by Theo. Stein.
abstracter of titles. Hartford Block. No. 81
East Market street.
Emma l.. Weisler to Lucretia +. La
throp. lot -, in Johnson's subdivi-
sion of square 20, in Johnson's
heirs addition and other real es-
Sarah Reese to Henry Warrum. lot
u, in Downey's Arsenal Heights
Sarah f. Houser TO Elizabeth Hotz.
ct al. lot SO. in Buffers addition. 5000
Peter NJ. Bigney TO Oliver T. Cum
back. lots l to ,. in Bigney's sub
division of Blacks addition...... 30
Charles Shudris to John Shudris. lot
81. i'm Downey's Arsenal Heights
duultiOn LOU
Lucinda D.. Furgason TO Equitable
Saving and Loan Association. part
of lot 3S9. in Fletcher ct ais SUBJ
division of outlot W. etc...-....... l,20
Transfers. 8; consideration.......... 81, 25o