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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-17
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Flour unchanged
Wheat--Cash higher at 66%c; options low
er; Aug. 66lsc; September, 66s4c: December
6slsc. Corn.opened frmer and continued
S5s4c; August. S5l2c: September. SEC; Decem-
Der. 274c. Oats higher; cash, 2Oc: August
1880: September, 20ssc; May. 23i4 23ssc. Rye
steady at 4Oi9c. Flaxseed steady
at $i.c6- Timothy seed lower at
ss.60a4O6 Corn meal qu'et at sls5
G1.95. Bran dull. 63c bid east track.
Hay firm for good grades. but poor eualities ;.
OF which the market is overstocked, are
only salable at declines. Prairie, good
grades. $6NS.50: timothy. new. s9.50Glil 80:
DID, sl5.50@l7. Whisky steady at sl.22. Bag
gsng and iron cotton ties unchanged. Pork
higher: jobbing. $40. 12i1. Lard higher; prime
$500; choice. 6.05c. Bacon and dry-salt meats
unchanged. Receipts-Fl6ur. 5000 brls:
wheat. 1900 bu; corn, $4,000 blu: oats. 81 .OO0
bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls; wheat
1900 blu; corn. 1900 blu; oats. 1000 bu.
BALTIMORE, Aug. i6.--Fiour quiet and
unchanged; receipts, LES prls;
er; spot 69st97oisc; December, 73ls0
1850; receipts. 81 $50; Southern wheat BY
sample. 70G7lhc: Southern wheat on grade.
S7hQ7o<c. Corn frmers spot, <5x0<3kc;
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DULL WHEAT MARKET
FLUCTUATIONS NARROW &ND SEP
TENDER CLOSED 1-sC LOWER.
Corn and Oats Acted Independent Of
the Leader-PrOvisiOns Active
and Advanced.

CHICAGO. Aug 16.-Wheat was very dull
to-day with narrow fluctuations, closing
lsc lower for September. September corn
closed unchanged. Oats gained &c and pro-
visions advanced sharply.
September wheat was in good demand at
the opening and quickly rose from 6slzc to
671sc but so many were ready to take ad-
vantage of that quite moderate advance
that but little brought 67lsc, and when the
rise gave the appearance of being arrested
the majority of the crowd became sellers.
In the competition to secure scalping prof
its the price gradually sunk to 663sc before
buyers again took courage. Liverpool was
quoted dull and I'D lower at the opening
and the same at the close. Berlin was re-
ported about unchanged and Paris was still
enjoying holidays. The primary market re-
ceipts were once more in evidence of the
small winter wheat crop and of its very in
ferior quality; the Atlantic port clearances
bore equal evidence to the Hghtness of the
export demand. The inspection of wheat into
store in Chicago amounted altogether to
sixty-nine carloads. Primary market re-
ceipts all told were 10000 bushels against
$4,000 last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
received III cars compared With 159 on the
corresponding day of the year before. A
good shipping demand was reported here.
the only difficulty in meeting which was
the scarcity of vessels on the spot. Price
was fairly maintained during the greater
part of the forenoon at around 66a4c and
667sc. but weakened in the last fifteen min
utes and declined to 66ssc, closing at 66lac.
Corn was independently firm on reports
of damage by drought. September. which
was offered at 377sc, as the market was
closing on the day before, started with
buyers at Csc and but little for sale until
3SAc was offered. At the latter figures there
was plenty for sale for time. 1t was head
ed down to 37ssc before buyers got into
the majority again, but they took ii with a
rush to 3S1Ac. Near the end of the session
the heaviness of the wheat market affected
corn to the advantage of the bears. 1t was
again tumbled to below Csc and closed at
S77sc for September. The oats market was
active. September shorts continued to buy
freely and prices were again advanced.
September, started at 201sc, sold up to 2Os4 c,
down to 201aG2O5sc, and closed ut that price.
The provision market opened strong and
remained so during the day. Shorts were the
buyers and Swift was a liberal seller on the
advance. September pork closed S5c higher,
lard Pic higher and ribs Zoe higher.
Estimated cars for to-morrow-Wheat,1 liz
cars; corn, 720; oats, 225. Hogs, 5000.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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age. Sc. Bellies, % lbs average. 77sc: IL TO
Is lbs average, Sisc; IL to 10 lbs average.
SIC. Clear backs, 20 TO % lbs average. Use:
u 10 20 lbs average, 77sc; TO 10 lbs aver
age. 77sc.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear frsts, 12c; Sec
onds lie.
-Kettle-rendered. in tierces. 7s4c;
pure lard, 7Lc.
Observation-Disclosures IL lbs average,
SIC: Is lbs average, Size
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear. per BRIL-
200 lbs $3.50; rump pork. S11.50.
Hams-Sugar-cured, is to 20 lbs average
lie; Is lbs average, lie; 12i5 lbs average,
Ike 10 lbs average, 11lac; block hams. 11%c
G12c, all first brands; seconds, 15c less. Cali
fornia hams. sugar-cured, 10 TO u lbs aver
age Sc. Boneless hams, sugar-cured, 9AQ
9Slc.
Seeds.
Clover-Choice reclaimed 60-lb, s5.25G550;
prime, $525G5.50; English choice, $5.25n550;
prime. s5.25; Alske choice. s5.50@6; Alfal-
IA. choice, $5.15M545: crimson or scarlet clo-
yer. s2.90q3; timothy. 45-lb. choice, s2.30q2 40
strictly prime, S2.25d235; fancy Kentucky.
lib, S0cG$1; extra clean, 65d70c- Orchard
grass. extra, $l.10d1.20; red top. choice, SlG
LIS; extra clean. 9OcQs1: English blue grass.
2i-lb, $1.s5G2.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Nine Transfers. with "a Total COnsfd
Grafton of $4,000.

Nine Transfers. with "a Total COnsfd-
Grafton of $4,000.
Instruments filed fc- record In the re-
corder's Office of Marion county, Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 p. m.
Aug. Is, 1895, as furnished by Theo. Stein.
abstractor of titles. Hartford Block. No. 81
East Market street.
Levi p. Harlan ct al to James NJ.
Copeland ct al, lot IA, Long & Har-
lans Cottage Home addition.-...... 500
James A. Clements to William >.
Beck ct al, part of lots 81 and 81,
Blackfords subdivision of outlets
49, 153 and 154. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOCO
Martha j. GLADDEN. to John Wocher,
part Of lot g. square p. brakes adj
Artemus ~. Hadley TO Alfred Carver,
lot %, Hadley's Grandview addition. 200
ADDISON II. Nordyke ct al. to Charles
w. Curtis. lot SO, block 3, Nordyke
e. Hollowell's Grandview addition. 200
Louis A. Hulsman to Stephen A. Van
Horn ct al, lot No. p In Marion
Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1O0
Arthur II. Darling to Mamie G. New
land, lot No. 1863, Clark & Mick's
Haughville Park addition .... $50
Eliza A. Freeburn to Lee Dunn, lot
2. Hunters addition to Louisville. $50
William E. Bryant to Nathan b.
Croft ct al, lot g. block % North
Indianapolis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Transfers, g; consideration . SO 900
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beef. Calves-Receipts,. s7s head; yeals
steady; otner calves dull and weak: Calves,
peer to prime. sin1.50; grassers. s2.2oQ2.69.
Hogs-Receipts. s.072 head Market duh at
S5M53c
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2,sss head.
Market still very dull; stock Ac lower.
Sheep-Poor TO prime, sl.5oaS5O; lamos. COM
mon 10 choice. $-5C45.
1.S00 shipments. 1.40O. Market steady Tor
good: shade lower for poor grades. Dressed
Steers ssf and shp a5ooEers snd
steers. s2.75@4: cows and heifers. Nas. %,
Mas Igsk 6@ea higher Heaviea asodisS
mixed. sisoGis5; light. s. 5OR4.S5.
Sheep = Receipts. 100: shipments. 500
GRADES GRADES. NATIVES a"s s2sS@sso; lambs. sa5
Southwestern sheep. 2@325.
EAST BUFFALO, Aug. 16.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts of sale cattle light.
roughs. 1864: stays. $3.50; pigs, good TO
choice. $i.9eN5.10.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipis, 20 cars.
Lambs. spring, fair to good. S.75q425
lambs, s25CaS5o; clipped sheep choice. to
Choice Choice handy weight sheep ss5cas75; culls
and ccmmcn lambs, sl0l50; fair TO good
mixed sheep. s25OG2.75.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1s.-Cattle-Market
slow and unchanged, extra shipping, sf-S'
CATS: light shipping S5.2Us.50; feeders
Ss.75a4; stockefs, N.75035l.
Rogs-Market dull and lower; choice
packing and butchers. s4.3564.4O; fair e
good packing A.35d4.40; good to extra
light. si.50el4.60; roughs. SS.75qi
Sheep and lambs-Market dull and un'
changed Good to extra shipping sheep
s2M2 40; fair TO good, sl.75d2; extra lambs
s3.5OG3.75: fair to good. SSQ3.2.
KANSAS CITY. Aug observation-disclosures
$500: shipments, 500 Market steady te
strong Texas steers. S270Q3.S: Texas
cows. s2d2. so: beef steers. S.5ons-5o; ma
tive cows, sl0325; stockers and Feeders
S2.75G4.20: bulls. $150d275.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. 300 Mar
s43Cd4.65; heavies. s4.25d4.55; packers: $500
40: mixed, s4.25d4:65: lights. A.5oa41o
Workers. A.65M4.75; pigs. "a. 30n4.Fo.
Sheep-Receipts. 4500; shipments none
Market steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI Aug. 16.-Hogs active a
"a 400S4.70; receipts. 1.Soo; shipments. Loo.
Cattle steady at s2.2545..5; receipts, io1
sheep weak at N@s25: receipts. 800
shipments, 1900. Lambs weak at $2qo.
EAST LIBERTY. Aug. ls.-Cattle stead,
and unchanged.
Hogs-No demand or quotations.
Sheep and Lambs very quiet at yester
days prices.
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LOCAL GRAIN AMI PRODUCE.
The Extreme Heat Checking Trade
Prices Weak I'm some Lines.

The local markets continue very quiet, and
the same conditions are likely TO exist dur
ing the hot spell now on. Prices fuctuate
but little on most staple articles. but in
fruits and vegetables the tone is weak and
only choice stock will bring quotations.
Receipts are large and the home demand
and that from outside towns is low. With
out doubt cool weather would give more
life 10 trade. Grocers are feeling the dull
ness fully as much as any oths branch of
business. Still prices OF all staple groceries
are seldom as firm and steady as at the
present time. The hides and leather markets
are dull. bu. in both lines prices are firm.
The -four market carries firm tone. al
though no advance in prices has been made
of late. Hay Is weaker on large receipts Of
both baled timothy and prairie hay Poul-
try. butter and eggs. on Eight receipts, are
firm and unchanged.
The local grain market continues fairly
active Receipts OF wheat are light, while
receipts OF corn are heavier than at any
time In many weeks. Track bids yesterday
on the several cereals ruled as follows:
Wheat-No: red. CSC: No. red. 6oc;
Oats-So. white, 2slzc, No. white. 25izc;
TO. mixed. &c; No MIXED. 2ic.
Hay-No- timothy. slsd1s.5o; No. 2. sl1G0
10; No; prairie ssaio
Corn-No. / white. s7lzc: No. white. s7s5c:
No. white. 571zc; No. white mixed. s7c:
X@ : Waite mixed, sc; No 2 yellow. s7ac:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
spring wheat. 64lac; No. 2 red, 657s@66l9c;
No. corn, 3903slsc; No. yellow corn.
Ssd39sc; No oats, 2ONc; No. white.
rye, 43lac: No. p barley nominal; No. 8.
36i2Q39c; No. 4, 36c; No. 1 faxseed. $l.0SA;
prime timothy seed. A.35; mess pork,
s.. S11a1o; lard. Sl21kc; short-clear sides
Qoose), 5S5@5.90c: dry-salted shoulders
(boxed), 5ss65Ac; short-clear sides Cboxed),
6izQ624c; whisky, distillers' finished goods,
per gallon, S1.22.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the
butter market was steady; creamery, 111z@
l9c; dairy. 9lsd16lsc. Eggs steady at 111sQ
12c: Cheese, 61sNr &C.
bu; corn. $4,000 bu: oats, $4,000 bu: rye,
1900 bu; barley. 5000 Blu. Shipments-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu:
oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 1900 blu; barley, 1.OOc
blu.
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FAIRS In INDIANA.


Aug. 10 to 2s-Boone county fair. Lebanon.
Aug Is to Ss-Fairmount fair. Paramount.
:. Aug. IS to 2s-Tipton county fair. Upton.
Aug. Is to A-spencer county fair. Rock
port, c. NJ. Partridge.
Aug. 20 to 23-Newton county fair. Mo-
Aug. 20 to 2s-Maxinkuckee fair. Marmont.
Aug: 20 to 2s-Delaware county fair. Mum
Aug. 20 to 2i-Dearborn county fair. Law
renceburg. j. s. Dorman.
Lebanon, N. a. Judy.
Aug rs to 30-Hancock county fair. Green
Aug. IS to SoHcIin,on county fair. Frank
fort. Joseph Heavilon.
Aug. rs to 3O-Johnson county fair. Frank
Aug. IS to sO-Harrison county fair. Cory
don, Amos Lemon.
ton. F. M. Miller.
Aug. rs to sl-Oakland City fair. Oakland
Aug. Is to M.-Free street fair. stock ex-
change and pure food exposition. Peru.
John A ., Diebert.s.o., ooun.v ,.,r s....
burg. sJ Joseph II. Shea ~
Aug. g 70 sl-Remington fair. Remington.
Aug. q to si-Grant county fair. Marion.
Aug "a to Aug: s1.-Decatur county fair.
Aug. 2s to S1-Paoi fair. Paoli. A. w.
sept. 2 to s-District fair. Boswell. VIM.
fay eft VIM. NJ. BIackstock 'A Ia
ns Sept; to 1o INspencer county fair. Chris
Sept. to 7-suilivan county fair. Sullivan.
Sept. to s-washington county fair. sa-
Sept. 3. to Lagrange county fair. La
Sept. 8 to Shelby county fair, Shelby
Sept. 70 EPiEe couaty fair. Petersburg.
Sept. 8 to 7-Warren tri-county fair. War
re Sept e. sie tn 9gGMontgomery county fair
Sept. 8 to 1s-vigo county fair.A Terre
Sept. to i3-Daviess county fair. WASH
Sept. 8 to 1sSXer9illion district fair. Cow
to sspWSi w. B. j. Right. '.' ' iA' fr'nee-
Sept. 9 to 1EEastern Indiana and West
Sept 10 to 1s-Lake county fair. Crown
sept 10 to is-Kentland fair. Kentland,
Sept. 10 to 1s-Rush county fair. Rush.
V' Sept. w 10 to iiaas.Huntington county fair
Huntington, Adam NJ l.; Beck; v
Sept. Is to c0-Tri-Stdte fair, Evansville.
sept .is to 2o-Cayuga fair. Cayuga. ]. S.
Sept. Is to 21-Indlana State fair. Indian
apolis, Charles f. Kennedy.
Sept. is to 21-Dubois county fair, Hunt
Sept. n to 20-Carroll county fair. Camden
Sept. Il to Exporter county fair. valpa-
rI sept. il to si0starke county fair. Knox.
II. r. Koffel.
Sept. % to 27-Jay county fair. Portland.
s sepf y 70 aeizs @Fiora fair. Flora c.
Nobes.
sept "a to 27-LaPorte county fair. La
Porte, j; Vene Dorland
ns Sept w. t. e Pownts county fair Con-
Sept. "a to 27-Monroe county fair Bloom
ington, c. r. Worrell
Sept. "a to 27-Bremen fair. Bremen. Henry
Sept. ri to z7-Ligonier fair. Ligonier. ].
Sept f 4 to 2s-vermiiIion county fair.
Sept. % TO Oct. 4-Eastern Indiana fair
Kenda lvine, J. S. Conlogue.
Sept 30 70 Oct. HSoutnern Indiana and
Northern Michigan fair. South Bend. Dixo
%" oct / to 5-Bedford fair. Bedford. s. t.
Oct ts Poplar Grove fair. Poplar
GT row a ~ 2. Mo0dS county fair W.T.
chesfer. u. z. Hoffman.
Oct to 5--Fulton county fair. Rochester,
George Y. Dawson.
Oct. q to nT1Northeastern Indiana fair.
Oct 8 = il-Steuben county fair. Angola.
Oct 10 Ii-Bourbon district fair. Bour-
bon. G.. D. Ettnger.
oct IL IL 19-Knox county fair. vincennes.
! ~ EmisoE
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FEEBLE SPECULATION
STOCK MARKET NEARLY sTAGNANT
AND PRICES TENDING LOWER.
Gold Shipments Civ en- as the Dcpress-
Ing Inhuencc-LocaI Markets
I'm a Deep hut.

At New York, yesterday. money on call
was easy at ] per cent; last loan. per
cent: closing. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3h94z. per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at $4so49
1904 for demand and s4.s9A Q4S91z for sixty
days; posted rates. s49Ga491; commercial
bills. A-ss5s.
Silver certificates. e6s.GS7hc; bar silver.
66s4c; Mexican dollars. 5514c. At London
bar silver was 30 2-1sd.
Total sales of stocks were 1915 shares.
including: American Sugar. 500; American
Tobacco. $500; Burlington. $500; Chicago
Gas. 500; Distiling. 1850; Lake Erie &
Western, 800; Manhattan Consolidated,
4.3g); Missouri Pacific. 300; Rock Island,
400; ST. Paul. 500; Wheeling & Lake
Erie, $780,
Trading in the stock market yesterday
was even lighter than on any preceding
dull days. The leading operators are not
in the market, and are said to be holding
aloof until exchange situation resumes
its normal condition Gold engagements
for to-day were much lighter than had
been expected. owing TO the drawing of
bills against sales OF American railroad
securities In Europe For the week ending
to-day the shipments of gold will aggre-
gate A,300000. Trading for the foreign ac-
count was light. but 1t was all on the
long side. which Is encouraging. Amer
lean Tobacco was again pressed for sale
on renewal Of the reports touching the
growing opposition TO the trust, supple
mented by Chicago advices that Attorney
general Maloney proposes to shortly call
up ais motion TO have his quo warranto
suit TO declare the American Tobacco
Company an illegal operation remanded to
the State courts. The stock broke rs per
cent, but closed sc above the lowest point
touched Manhattan was heavy on mod
crate selling. said to be for the account
OF an insider, and the stock fell OF 2ss per
cent, closing at the low point of the day.
Minneapolis & st. LOUIS seconds preferred
was In good buying and made a net gain
heavy on the talk OF. extending the road.
which Is construed to mean decrease in
net earnings for some time The common
stock lost rs and the preferred I per cent:
100 shares of New York, New Haven &
Hartford was made at 1895, decline of
IS per cent from the last preceding sale:
Consolidated Gas is down 2 per cent. and
Tobacco preferred per cent The market
for the rest of the list was erratic aud the
fluctuations narrow. In the late dealings
speculation, while dull. was in fairly good
tone and the market closed steady
Bonds were strong. The sales were ST.
PSI 900. Hamilton & Dayton tours advanced
s per cent; Illinois Central. Middle divi-
ST. Louis firsts, per cent; Chicago & Er.c
frsts. per cent. Louisville & Nashville.
H. n A; consol fives. sold down per
cent; Ohio Southern flrsts, III. and South
ern Yuba Water skies, l per cent.
Government bonds were firm. State bonds
were dull.
Berry. Room Is Board OF Trade. shows ' the h;
range OF quotations:
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No. yellow, s7i5c: No. mixed. &c; No. 3
mixed, 37c; ear corn, 35c.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices Paid By Shippers.y
Poultry Hens TIC; young chickens, Sc.
Eggs-Shippers paying s10Izc.
Butter-Choice country. sn10c.
Honey-1Sc.
Feathers-Prime geese. 3eq32c per Id;
mixed duck, zoe per To-
Beeswax--20c for yellow; 15c for dark.
Wool-Medium unwashed. 14c; fine merino
unwashed. 10c; tubwashed, 20ff23c; bury
and unmerchantable. sc less
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Hides-No. l green-salted hides. Sc; No.
2. sac.
Green Hides-No. /. &c: No. 2. &c.
Calf Skins-Green-salted, No. !, 11lac; No.
2. l0c.
&c.
Tallow-No. /. &c: No. ., 3ikc.
Bones-Dry, s12Ql3 per ton.
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building Permits.

A. f. Dreschei. frame house, Temple
avenue $1,000.
f. c. Linmes, frame house, Bruce and
Bellefcntaine streets. 5000.
William Devine. frame house. Highland
and Marlowe, $l,056.
street $3.50
Emma Farrabee, repairs, 1l66 North
Pennsylvania street. $500.
j. NJ Stutsman, frame addition, IL Coop
er street, $3.50.
John L. vinson. frame house. Temple
John A. Gillespie. frame house Ethel
avenue 81 200.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Cattle receipts were
fair for Friday, amounting to about 5000.
including $500 Western rangers and 500
Texan. There was a fairly good general
demand and prices for natives were un-
changed. Cows were scarce and firmer
and all good droves of steers were held
at full prices. The best price paid for
Western range cattle during the week was
$50 that price being obtained for a carload
OF 1,4el-pound Montana steers. Western
rangers were not as firm to-day as ma
tiyes and In some cases they were called
10 cents lower.
Not more than 1900 hogs were offered
including 5000 left over from yesterday.
higher, heavy hogs showing the principal
advance a good share OF the supply
changed hands s1;n early in the day, but ship
than usual and cessation in the call for
smuggling pigs checked the rise in such or
ferings: sales were made OF heavy hogs
at s415d47O; mixed lots. si.3OG4SJ; light
weights. 81. 40d4.9o; assorted feather weigh s.
s4.90a5, and pigs, sS.5Sa475. A large share
Of the trading was al A.S5Q450 for pack
ing hogs and si.55d4.65 for shipping lots
Common to choice native sheep sold al
s2G3.7o and extra export heavy sheep would
have brought 81 or more had any been Of
fered. Sales were principally al 81. 75G3 40:
Western sheep. from Dakota. Utah and
Montana comprised very large share of
the offerings and such focks sold active
ly at 81 60d3.25. some fed lots fetching s.. 20
n3S0. To-day's market for lambs was a
very had one. buyers having generally sup
piled their wants yesterday and prices
were about % cents of for sheep and i5a
&c lower for lambs. Sales were at $3n5 %
Receipts-Cattle, 5,0co: calves, 800; hogs.
1900; sheep. 7.eoo.-
NEW YORK. Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s95: market slow; good cattle steady: others
lower. Native steers. poor TO good, S. S00
SO: good rangers, A.45: stays and oxen.
s. 25Q5.15: bulls N75Q235, dry cows, 81 2o6t
as. European cables quote American steers
at 1l012c, dressed weight; REFRIGERATOR beef.
9694c. No exports today: Tomorrow,
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Hardly Harmonious.
York Evening Sun.

New York Evening sun
.sThe French Canadians are pretty clever
people but they dom seem TO have any
sense OF proplnquity," said a New York man
who had lust returned to town. Last week
J was fishing near Quebec and had 10 stop
over night In dreary little hut in the
mountains. There were only two pictures in
the house. and they were placed conspicu-
ously in the parlor side by side. One was
print OF the Virgin Mary. the other was
cfgarette picture Of Lillian Russell"
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Pen.ion. for Veterans.
The applications OF the following nj
L. n kaxe I.een crranfed.

The applications OF the following named
Indianians have been granted:
Orginal-John =. Lenan, Montgomery
Restoration. reissue and increase-John
a. Jessup. Richmond
Restoration and reissue-Milton Woodland,
Santa Clara: Hiram E. Overmyer tde-
ceased), Noblesville.
Reissue-Henry $. buckett Madison:
Samuel Schrader. New Carlisle.
Reissue and increase-Wiliam a. Taylor.
Crown Point.
Original widows. etc.-Lucy Hammond.
Martinsville; Margaret A. Overmyer, No
blesville: minors of Reason Shipley, Mil
ner's Corners and Greenfield
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Pig iron steady:
Southern, $11.5O614 Northern, $12G14 Cop
per strong; brokers', 121sc; Exchange. 12.2oc
Lead strong; brokers', 3asc; Exchange, 5000
quiet. Spelter strong at 415q4.20c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Lead dull and declin-
ing at 3.27i1q3.3211c. Spelter easier and
slow at 39711c
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Total clearngs in the United States the
past week amounted TO sSa3. 743 925 being a
Increase OF 13 per cent. over the CORE
Fp,nding week last year.
Total o,tsice OF New York, S396 So IA an
increase OF s.3 per cent.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.-Cotton firm;
middling, 11-16c; low middling, 1-16c; good
ordinary, 6asc. Net and gross receipts. 122
bales, including 20 new; exports to Great
Britain, 359 bales; coastwise, rs bales; sales,
100 bales; stock, 5000 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Cotton closed
quiet; middling uplands, 9-16c; middling
gulf, 13-16c; sales, 100 bales.
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Butter.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-Butter firm;
fancy Western creamery zoe; fancy Penn
sylvania prints, 21c; fancy Pennsylvania
jobbing, 22Q23c Eggs firm; fresh nearby,
14c; fresh Western, 1312@14c. Cheese dull
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VANDALIA LINE.
For ST. LOUIS and THE WEST

Leave Indlanapolis-7.3 30 a. m. $50 q m.
II q a. M, z.s0 moor. II % d. ~
Arrive 81. L~-is-Slz p. m, S:t$ p N.
Gao D. m, 100 p. m. Z 90 O. m.
Parlcr car on I:40 noon train daily and
local sleeper on II 20 p IN. train daily for
Evansville and 81. Louis open to receive
Ticket ofrices. No. IS West washington
street. No. ii Jackson place and Union
s'A GEO. z. ROCKWELL. d. p. A.