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The Indiana State sentinel., 1894-08-22
LACKED ENTHUSIASM.
COxey Speaks To "a Small, Unappre-
ciatiVe Audience.


CLINTON, Aug. 19.-Col. J. S. Coxey, of
commonweal fame. candidate for con-
gress from McKinley's district. undertook
10 preach the doctrine of his good roads
movement to the Hoosiers at Cayuga
yesterday evening. Great efforts had
been made by the popu,ists to get up
large meeting and they had engaged the
fair grounds to hold the crowd, but less
than zoo people turned out TO hear him.
Last night ne addressed small. strag-
Cling audience at the opera house and
briefly explained how the panic of 1898
was caused He advocated the issuance
by the government of hundreds of mill
ions of dollars in paper money and the
construction of roads all over the cOun-
try labOring men 10 be paid not less than
S150 a day Another favOrite scheme is
the proposition TO allow states. cities and
towns 10 issue bonds up to half their ap-
praised value deposit the bonds with the
government and receive In turn 80 per
cent Of the face of the bond in green
backs, which are to be used in public i'm
provements. purchases of street car lines,
electric light and gas plants. said debt TO
be repaid In twenty-five annual pay
ments of 4 per cent. each.
The speech was received in a cold, list
less manner by the audience. and the
general utterly failed to elicit one round
Of applause. His local managers adver-
tised him as the 800 elephant, that being
the amount they had to pay him. and
charged an admission fee of 10 cents 70
the grounds. rs an attempt to force
populism and the rankest form of prOtec-
tiOnism and state socialism, the meeting
and address We're failures. The staid
old farmers do not take kindly to such
chimerical ideas and therefore are not
rearing their clothes off TO get to hear it
expounded. Coxey impresses the people
as perfectly sincere I'm his desire to bet
ter the condition, bit there was not a
single favorable opinion expressed for
mis- methods oy the business men or farm
M47--
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ANOTHER BAT-rLn FOUGHT.
Fearful Slaughter Occurs fn n Five
Hours arrangement.

VANCOUVER. B. C. Aug. 1T.-Aoaordi
ing TO the latest oriental news by th&
steamer Empress the third battle IN ths
war between Japan and China was
fought on july % ct SeIkan. The bsrtls
commenced AT 3 IN the morning and
lasted with fearful slaughter for FIVE
hours. The japanese ntually drove
OF the Chinese and captured the town
Of Selkan. There were 5000 Japanese
and 5000 Chinese engaged. The Chinese
fed and took shelter on a number OF
ships at Koshu. fifteen miles distant A
number Of cannon were captured BY the
japanese. The japanese followed them
and another battle war fought at Asan,
seven miles from Selkan.
It IL thought ths japanese were de-
fes TED as they have closed the psstoffice,
inspected the telegraph once and for
bidden the papers to publish news under
penalty Of one years Imprisonment Il
IS difficult TO obtain Information.
There has been q naval engagement
near Jenhaunx. but both nations haxa
suppressed news OF the battle. il x
known that = number Of warships wers
engaged on both sides The Chinese pa
Ders claim a great victory and say that
the details are kept back SO as not "a
interfere with the secret movements Of
the Chinese fleets. The department Of
war IS prosecuting all newspapers that
give an account OF Ihe last naval BATHS
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CANNED CORN BEEF.
GrOrrFSea.

Canned Goods-B -Blackberries.. ? 10, soc;
cove oysters. ! 10, fuH weight. SOC I ~.
light weight, sOc; 2 lb, full weight, $40
? 70. light weight Sl10di.3o: peaches. stand
ard, ID, H.S5C2; seconds, 8 lb. Sl.40lI1.55;
pie, $15Gl1.25; pineapple, standard. 10,
,l40dl.75. secouds.~ 3 10, NHIl0; string
beans. 65c; salmon. i 10. $l.2od2.20; peas,
sifted. SlS5Gl2.Z6; early June, I.l1uf.50 mar
row, 90cG$Lz5; soaked, 70as5c; tomatoes, 3
slb, 9Od95c corn, standard, S5cd$l25; cream,
: 81. .35G1. CO.
Spice-Peuper. 12@14c. allspice. 12a14c;
cloves. 121zd15c; cassiE, IoQi2c: nutmeg. IS
assoc.
Sugars-Hard, 51OG575c; confectioners'
A, 497c of A, 4.53d6.59c; white extra c,
4.60c; good yellow, 4.4Tc; common yellow.
S.G4H441c.
starch-Refned pearl S11G3s4c per III;
champion gloss, / and 3 10 packages,
5A451ec; champion gloss. lump, S3l a4c; i'm
ported corn, 6G5i2c.
Coffee-Common to good. 2od2Olac; prime
to choice. 22G23c; fancy. 26427c. golden Rio,
to choice. 22d23c, rancy, 26d@7c; golden Rio,
2S030i4c; Java, 33G35c: Banner packages,
22Ac; Arbuckle's 222c; Lion. 2294c; Jersey.
2%c.
sait-In car lots. sOc; in small lots. s5c9
81 90
Mfscellaneous-Rice, Louisiana, 81 OSLO;
coal oil, 6i5QlOisc; beans, navy. &.6; me-
dium. 50: marrowfet. s2.5
COrn-SiruD-26Q 2Sc.
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notice OF SALE OF real ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
sffna-5 comm ssioner Of the jay Circuit
Court pursuant TO an order Of sid court,
VIII offer at private - le, at the Office OF
the International Building, Loan and Sav-
.ngs Assoc alton. in the city Of Ildan-
apoEs on and after the 10th day o. Sep
tember. 1894 until sold, the following real
estate in Marion county, state ot ml-ana,
to-wit:
Lots number one Q), two C2). three %
and four "a. in block number one hundred
and thirty-three Q3S. Ia the town OF
Brentwood. Indiana
Ssle to be on the following terms: One
third cash one-third IN one year and one
third in two years purchaser giving ap-
proved surety on deferred payments
= A D. WHIPPLE
Comm - l0ner.
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PURSUED BY MISFORTUNE.
Dynamite Does Destructive Work I'm
n Thrashing Machine.

KOKOMO. Aug. 19.-At the Boone set
Element, sixteen miles northwest,
thrashing machine belonging to Teeters
Bros. was blown up with dynamite yester-
day and several wOrkmen badly hurt Dur
ing the nigh, a bomb was placed In the
cylinder. which eXp.oded on start
ing yesterday morning. The ma
chine and all the grain and
straw were destroyed. A machine
owned by the same parties was incendiari-
ly destroyed a month ago, and they are
apparently pursued by an unknown
enemy.
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A PETRIFIED GIANT.
Turns ont to he Fake-Done n
Rushing nnainess.


GOSHEN. Aug. 19.-Special.-Th petri
fed giant found on Henry Kelsey's farm
hear Middlesbury. which has created
much excitement throughout the
northern part of the state, turns
out to be one of the most ingenious
and cleverly worked fakes ever perpe-
trated. Experts from neighboring cities
this morning discovered the spuriousness
of the specimen, and later in the day the
whole story Of the hoax leaked OUT.
The specimen was purchased in the
East last winter and shipped to Bristol
by Henry Sanger Of Bristol. who formed
a partnership with Kelsey planted it
IN a marsh on Kelsey's farm. where it
was discovered by Kelsey last Wednes-
day while digging a ditch. Sanger turned
Up in Niddlesbury a few hours aftarward.
publicly proposed partnership 20 Kelsey,
and in a few hours they mad a room
rented and We're showing the giant at %
rents look. They were doing a rushing
business, averaging 5000 per day wban
the exposure came. On Friday two ST
Louis parties offered 81 900 for the speci-
men. but il was refused by the pair, who
were looking for bigger game.
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s475d5. 10 for rough packing. Smd5.eO for
mixed, $5.l5G6.75 for heavy packing and
shipping lots.
Cattle-Receipts today. 24o00: official Sc &
urday, ]. .157; shipments Saturday, T26; mar
ket slow; prices 5H10c lower; natives. $40
Q4.b0; westerns, S.50li350; Texans, S2d3.
Sheep-WealI. receipts. 1900.
EAST LIBERTY. Aug 21-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 112 cars mostly common. which are
dull and lower; prime. Af0146o: good fat
cows and heifers 81 4OH310: bulls. stays
and cows d.5QGS
Hogs-Receipts light; market steady;
PhilaGelphias. S5.1o@5.15 best Workers, 25.60
G8.05.
Sheep-Dull. supply liberal; extra S310R
$50: good, S2.5902.7o; common, 50c1S1 lambs.
S2d3.S0
CINCINNATI. Aug 2o-Hogs-In good
demand At S4.50Q5-T0; receipts 100; ship
ments 100
.Cattie-strong at aBa425; receipts, 1.9O;
shipments 400
.sheep-Steady at SlG8.25: receipts. 4.s0o;
shipments, l4O); lambs strong at $2li6.
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VERY SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
Child Found Dead on the Bank of n
Creek.


SHELBYVILLE. Aug. 17-Special.-
The excitement caused by the finding OF a
baby on the banks Of Flat Rock last Sun
day night continues unabated, and the
coroner has been examining witnesses
IN the case all week. He will probably
conclude his Investigation Monday or
Tuesday.
The evidence points strongly toward
the commission of a crime. but so far is
wholly circumstantill, but it is of such
character as TO almost preclude doubt.
The child was probably born in the
woods and buried alive. The evidence
alrs sady disclOses the fact that this oc-
CURED about July a. on which day a
couple drove to Flat Rock, returning by
way Of Columbia camp. Later in the
day a woman, wrapped In quilt, was
carried from the buggy In house,
where she lay PROSTATE for two weeks.
When she reached home she had post
partem hemorrhage and sent 70 phy-
sician for medicine. The physician in
sisted upon seeing the patient before ad-
ministering the medicine. This privilege
Was denied him by the party who Gained
that he would send elsewhere and get
the medicine If he refused 10 give 1t.
Whether medicine was procured else
where or whether an abortion had been
performed has not been determined. One
thing is sure, and that IS that the Wnole
affair is surrounded with mystery.
The evidence shows that the woman to
whom suspicion points had been COM
planning to the neighbors Of dropsy. and
had been taking medicine for that dis
ease.
SHELBYVILLE, Aug. 20.-Special.-
Readers of The Sentinel will remember
that on Sunday afternoon, Aug. u,
child was found buried in a gravel pit
on the banks of Flat Rock. near Geneva.
This afternoon George Hail and wife,
Mrs. Missouri Hall. Frank Harrell. Docia
Harren were summoned before the cor
Oner and testified that on the 14th of
July John Harrell and wife We're re-
turning from Flat Rock switch over
rough road in a wagon, and that Mrs.
Harreu gave birth 10 a child. They
drove from the roadside into the woods.
where he took off his coat wrapped the
child i'm it, dug a hole in the gravel pit
and buried 1t. After doing SO they went
10 the home of the Halls, where Mrs.
Harren is still sick and her recovery is
impossible.
SheriT BurS is now in search of Har-
rell. T parties making this statement
before the coroner claim that the child
was stil-born.
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Consignment OF Valuable Animals
Arrives at New York.

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Tne steamer
Mohawk. which arrived today from Lon
don. had on board a large number of
horses Thirty-nine of these are con-
signed TO Foxhau Keene. seven to J. 3.
Haggin, seven TO Marcus Daily and one
to Tattersall. Among Mr.. Haggin's horses
is the well-known horse "Goldhnch," by
Ormonde out of Thistle. which cost 4.500
guineas, also Watercress and Golden
Garter. They are in charge of John
M2ckey and Will be taken to Mr. Hag-
ginss well-known ranch, Delpaso. Mr..
Keene's stock consists principally Of
brOodmares and foals. Marcus DAILY has
also on board eight colts. One horse
consigned TO the New York firm Of Tat
tersalls. a son of Ormonde. has been
very sick all the voyage.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Wholesale dealers selling price:
Onions-New 81 70 per barrel.
New Potatoes-Per barre, S1.75.
WateImelons-Sl2 per hundred.
Canteloupes-Southe Indiana, crates 81
d75c
Apples-S2 5O63 per barrel.
Beans-Pea beans. p per bushel.
Huckleberries-90 % per basket.
Oranges-Imperials, - per box.
Cabbage-75c per barrel.
Lemons-Fancy, $3.50; choice, 81.
Peaches-75c a peck basket.
California Peaches-S1.25 per crate.
California Plums-S1 .75d2 per crate
California Pears-Sl. .S5@2 per crate.
ApricOts-$2 a crate.
Bananas-Selectel 75cd$i.75 per bunch
Pears-75c half bushel basket.
New Honey-l6c.
Green Corn-7c per dozen
New TomatoeS-iec per buShel.
Cucumbers-3Gc per dozen.
Green Beans-75c per bushel.
Celery-15d25c a bunch
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MxsteriousIx Missing.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 15.-Special.-Three
months ago George Chandler, who kept
store in Hope. this county. disap-
peared. About the same time Cora
Harker. a respectable young lady, who
moved in the best society, left and her
whereabouts is unknown up TO this time
RumOr has 1t that Chandler and the
girl are in the same neighborhood
Chandler left his store in charge of his
son. ostensibly to travel and trade in
patent rights. He has been twice mar
ried but is now a widoWer
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Gored bx a Yiciou. Bull.

MOORDSVILLE. Aug. 2O.-Special.-
John w Harryman, an old citizen of thi.
county, a retired minister Of the metho-
dist episcopal church, was gored to death
early yesterday morning by a vicious
bull. When found he had no clothing or
his body except a wristband of his shirt
and his shoes. He was q prominent odd
fellow and one of the oldest X. of P.'s in
the siase
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Cash quotations were as follows, Flour
steady; No. spring wheat 54i4d56hc; No.
spring wheat, nominal; No. red. 54i4a
white. S314d34c; No. 8 white S29i 033a4c;
No. rye 46l5G47c; No. 2 barley 53d55c;
No. 3. 52d5sc; No. 4. nominal; No. flax
seed 81 &31zI1 p; prime tim Othy seed, s.. 20;
mess pork, per bIl. S13.5Od13.55; lard per
100 lbs, S.55dL5712 short rib sides 0oose),
T.3017. 40; dry salted shoulders (boxed). $3.50
G6 62la; short clear sides Cboxed), 1850
965: whisky. distillers' finished goods. per
gal 81 45: sugars, cut loaf 5.Slc; granulated,
512c: standard A. 499c
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Rrnkemnn Killed.

LAPORTE. Aug. 15.-Special.--J. E
Sexton, a brakeman on the L. E. & w
railway, was killed in the yard here this
evening He was crushed between the
cars and fell under the wheels, which
passed over both legs His home is az
Peru, where his mother and sister live
He was about twentyfour years old
and was to have been married soon.
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RICHMOND, Aug. 1S-Special.-win-
lam Bridges. alias "Hoosier BILL was
taken to Dayton, o., this evening by
Detective Mcbride to answer to the
charge Of stealing a horse and buggy.
He is one of the most noted crooks in
the country. Five days ago he left
Dayton with the horse and last night
was captured at Knightstown and
brought here. The career of "Hoosier
Bill'' has been published far and wide
and this is but one more chapter to his
already long list of misdeeds.
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..Mr.. WInrlow,s soothinr srrnpr

Has been used over Fifty Years by mill
ions of mothers for their children while
Teething with perfect success 1t soothes
the child, softens the Gums, allays Pain
cures Wind Collie, regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea
whether arising from teething or other
causes. For sale by Druggists in every
part of the world. BE sure and ask for
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 25c 8
bottle.
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APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.

NOulCE-THE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY
gives notice TO the voters OF Center town
ship that he viii apply 10 the board 0f
c0nmis issiOners of said county. state OF IN
jdsana. at their September term. 1884. for a
license 70 sell intoxicating. vinous, malt
and spurious liquors in less q~ontues than
"A quart at a time with the privilege %
allow the same 10 be drank on the prem-
ises Nv place Of business whereon said
LIQUORS are TO be sold and drank is known
167 Michigan street, lot No. s Canheld
JAMES REDDING.
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RELATIVES GET $4,000.
a Heavy Draw Upon an Insurance
Company.

Company.
ANDERSON. Aug. -SpeciaI.-There
win be no protest on the part of the
officials Of the New York life insurance
company in the payment of the policy
OF $4,000 held in that company by West
ern Thomas, the wealthy Anderson man.
ufacturer. who was murdered by Winnie
Smith at Brighton Beach. A few days
ago the attorney of the company was
here completing the draft proofs. Dis
trict Manager VanArsdel, who wrote the
policy, was in the city yesterday and to
a representative of the company said
that every dollar Of the policy would be
paid, and that. too. without protest
Ehe delay has not been an unusual one
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seeds.
Dealers prices in goods are as follows:
Clover. medium. recleaned. fair no


Best brand charcoal tin, &c, IOx14, 12x12
and 14x2o. se.5cde. 20; TX 10x14, 12xi2 and
14x20 s.. .5O19 %: roofing ti~ &c. I4x20 s. 1916:
20l28. Sn .50Gpl2; tin ia pig, sc. in bars, 2ic;
iron. 27B. &c: &c. iron. &c; best bloom gal
vanizeS iron, 79c, and 10 per cent. discount:
sheet zinc. 51zc; copper bottoms, 19c. pol
ished copper, 1Sc; solder, 15416c.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
MONDAY EVENING. Aug. 20.

MONDAY EVENING. Aug. 20.
Wheat-Firmer; No. 2 red, 4Sc bid; No. 8
red. 45c; wagon wheat. 4Sc.
CONFIRM; No. / white. 551Ic; No. 2
white 55Ikc No white. 55l2c: No. 4
white. 52c; No 2 white mixed. 53c: No. 3
white mixed, 53c: No. white mixed, soc;
No. 2 yellow, 521kc: No. yellow. 52iac: No.
yellow, soc: No mixed SIC; No mixed
&c; No. 4 mixed. soc; ear. SOC.
Rye-No. ?. 4oc Sar; wagon lots, 35c.
Bran-S13.50
Hay-No. 1. $3.50; No. 2. 8; No. l prairie
-: mixed Sc; clover, s..
oats-Steady; No. 2 white. S2izc; No. 3
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Died While on a Visit.

BROOKVILLE, Aug. 1S.-SpeciaI-Re
Gently Mrs. Louisa Gill OF Cincinnati
came here to visit relatives. This morn
ing as she was standing in the door she
reeled forward and fell, ana in a few
moments was dead. The physicians pro-
nounced her death due to heart disease
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Butter. Egg. md PouItrr.

Produce merchants paying prices:
Eggs-Per dozen, 1Oc
Butter-Fresh country, extra, 12015c.
Live Poultry-Hens, &c per ID: spring
Sc; cocks, &C. turkey mems.
&C. toms. 4c ducks. 5d6c: geese. fun feath-
cred, S4.20 per dozen, for fancy large.
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Chinese AamIraI on the run.

LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from
Shanghai says that the japanese feet
which has been searching fer the Chinese
squadron came IN sight of the enemy on
Wednesday and bore down upon them
The Chinese admiral. however. declined
battle and steamed into a harbor north
west Of Che-FoO. The japanese have
made no attempt % attack Che-Foo. but
the vessels OF the hest are cruising of
that port.
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white siILc: No mixed, 8Oc; No 3 mixed,
29c: rejected 27G30c
nspections-Wheat, car; corn, 36 cars;
oats. 4 cars: hay, cars.
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Iron and Hardware.

Iron-Tire and fiat bar 4IhxlJs to Ilkx2s
inches. Sl50Q1.65: horseshoe iron. 2IzGj2at c;
Norway, large, &C; small, &c. Steel-Sprng,
4c: horseshoe. standard brands. 1854 %
kes; nails. cut steel. S115 rate: wire s. s..
horse nails. S3.45H475. Shot-S1.15 a sack.
Powder-S3.25 per Is 10 keg
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MARTINSvILLE. Aug. Especial
William Cox. aged seventy-four years.
died last night from a selfInhicted shot
from a revolver. He was formerly a
prosperous farmer and for many years
was city marshal. He had three strokes
Of paralysis during the past year and
could have lived but a short time. He
was a resident of Morgan county for six
ty-eight years.
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and only to permit the necessary proofs
being made without undue haste. A
great many rumors have been set afloat
regarding the payment of this claim,
but Manager VanArsdel sets them all a
naught.
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hides. Leather. TaIIow ana PeIts.

No / green salted hides SIC; No. : green
salted hides, 2%c No. 1 calf, 6lac; No. calf.
4lkc No. 1 tallow. &c: No. tallow, 3Ac
22Q26c: harness. 20g2Sc: slirting. SOQS5c;
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Wool.

The following prices for wagon lots:
Unwashed medium wool, lSc; unwashed
coarse or braid, 11d13c; unwashed fine me-
rtnO, 10G12ci tub unwashed. 20Q23c.
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EIein Rnfter.


ELGIN, H., Aug. 2o.-Butter-The mar
ket was firm; sales, II, 20 lbs at 23tzc; 1,390
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fair bride. S6oa65 per dozen: city kip. 59a
75c: French kip. 75cG1-O5: city calf skins
75cdS1Oo: French calf skins, Slt1.g0
Sheep-Shearing. 2Oa30c: lambs. 4oQ75c.
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A SHOT FROM A REVOLVER
"GEN." COxEY NOT A CATCHING
CARD.

Hotel Burned-Petrihed Giant a
Fraud-PriEe Fight at EIwood-
Thrashing Machine Blown Up
ProhibItfonist Convention and
other State News.
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y NAlAt4 W VI > = -
,eef tongues. canvassed. 4Oc each.

Also half bbls., 100 lbs at half the price
of the barrel. adding soc to cover additional
cost Of package
Lard oil winter strained, per bal, 6Oc
Lard-Kettle rendered. in tierces @sc;
Reliable" brand, Ssc; Indiana" brand,
SIC: also in tubs. SO IBIS net, &c over
uerces.
Cans-Gross weights-5e lbs. in single
cases or cases or cans, &c advance on
price Of tierces.
20 lbs in cases of 4 cans. sc advance
price of tierces
10 lbs In cases Of cans, %c advance on
price of tierces
S lbs in cases Of u cans &c advance
price Of tierces.
lbs In cases Of 20 cans. 1c advance on
nrica of tIerpac
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Flour.

Straight grades, S250a275; fancy grades,
s2 75G3; patent -four. $.25a3.75; low grades
Sl50Q2.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Union STOCK YARDS.

UNION STUCK YARDS,
INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 20.
Catte-Receipts, light: shipments, none.
There were not enough cattle here today
to establish a market, but the market looks
about steady we quote:
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BL0ODED HORSES.

OIL Cake.
OIL cake. s25.25 per ton; oil meal. s25.2.
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INDIANAPOLIS ND
MONDAY EVENING. Aug 90
An advance i'm bacon. dry salted meats.
cried beef, picked pork and canned corn
beef is noted TODAY. Coffees and sugars are
unchanged and the grocery market gen
orally is Stea1y Linseed oil is lower and
alcohol is hiEher. An advance Of 10 cents
per bushel I'm timothy seed occurred today
Butter eggs and poultry are unchanged.
Fruits and vegetab bless are selling well at
steady prices. California peaches, pears
and plums are quOted in todays market
Crhe quotations given below are the sell
ing prices of wholesale dealersD
Provisions.
SMOKED MEATS
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FRrSH PORK
Loins (shOrt euo, Il to 20 lbs. g4se; Csbhlc

Loins Cshort cuD. IA to 20 lbs. SAC: Cshort
cuD, 1S lbs and under, sac; lbs sac;
long cut L. lbs average, 7lac.
Skinned shoulders ..... .................. IA
SS,ptldSe mans --...----.-.---------.- "a
Ham butts or pork roasts ..............
! lehderlolhs .... ....s.....'....... e. X
spare iiDS .-..- .-----..---...-.. 01e
= ABs .---.-. .-.-. ----.-
rocks $500 ....... ..... ......-----..
oliihLl DOHeS .ss...s s++.. s.s..s ...s.....s.s
Shoulder bones -. 80. .......... ........
Tail bones ..... 49,. .......... ........... (
Sausage, etc
Fresh pork sausage. in link .............
Fresh pork sausage. in bulk. 20-lb pail. 6ls
SmokeS pork sausage ....................
Bologna-Cloth. &c: skin. 61kc.
Weinerwurst. SC
Beef tongues, canvassed, 40c each.
Beef tongues plain, 35c each.