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The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-20
AT NEW YORK.


Ruling Prices I'm Produce mt the Sea.
board,s Commercial Metropolis
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.--Flour-Receipts,
ii 600 brls; exports, 10,6o0 brls- Market was
held 5dlOc higher which checked the de-
mand, especially as wheat had bad
break. and the close was unsettled. Min
nesota patents, ss.4OGs.eo; Minnesota bak-
ers s2.7oG2. .s5; winter patents. $3.4oQ3.60
Buckwheat -four steady. Buckwtheat quiet
Corn meal easier yellow Western, 95c;
Brandywlne. $780, Rye dull. Barley NOM
inal. Barley malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts. 114.7o0 bu; exports, 1861
600 bu Spots irregular; No. red, 63c; No.
hard. 66c, delivered. Options were ac-
tive and strong up to / o'clock on heavy
foreign buying. covering by big Western
operator and local shorts. strong cash sit
mornings accumulations began TO fill the
market and general weakness soon dew
oped, resulting in big break and heavy
close at sc net decins: SePdemeesssI, PEI es.s9 esis
Corn-Receipts. $500 bu; exports. 2is. 700
vanced this morning by a "run-in" Of local
shorts, but lost part of it subsequently,
when wheat broke, and closed bc lower
se sepiember MaS 70 s%asss.c. Closing at ssc; De-
Oats-Receipts, 106,0OO bu; exports, lVV ou
Spots quiet; No. 2. &c Options showed
more activity and considerable strength.
closing unchanged to Ac higher; Septem-
Der. 2lIh6245sc closing at 24sc; December.
25@251Lc closing at 25c.
Hay Hay weak: shipping, sSQ7oc: good TO
choice. 75d9cc. Hops dull and weak.
Hides firm Leather dull: hemlock sole.
Buenos Ayres, light to heavy weights, 24c
Beef steady. Cut meats frm; picked bel
lies. 4s.67Ac; picked shoulders, 51zdo34c;
picked hams, 9091zc. Lard steady to firm:
Western steam closed at $500 asked; Octo-
ber closed at SIC. nominal. Refined
steady: compound. 4sz95c. Pork dull.
Butter firm: Western dairy. s1sGl3c; State
dairy l2G19l5c: State creamery, PIC.
Cheese firmer; large. 5ixqplzc-
Tallow firm; city, 4izc bid country, 4Ssc.
Cotton-seei oil slow at unchanged prices.
Coffee-Optiops opened steady at 10 points
advance on March and unchanged for 9TH
er months: closed firm at 2od30 points net
advance; september, 14.s5c; December. H5d
mi4.65c. Spots-R.o quiet; No. Z i5s4c. Mid
cuict; Cordova. 1s,46l Rio-Steady:
So. Rio. S7c0; exchange, 1oiad: receipts.
- 600 bags: cleared for the United States.
S00e bags: for Europe. 5000 bags: stock
2i5.ooo bags. New York stock to-day. 2'l.sso
bags: United States stock. 4l04 bags;
afioat for the United States. 2s2.oc0 bags
total visible for the United States. 556. .104
bags. against 409967 bags last year.
Sugar-Raw strong Refined active; No.
3 l3-f6G4c.
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steers. A2505.25: dressed beef grades, $50
a5: bulk OF sales. 8.l5d45o; steers un1er
iocO lbs. ss scas %: bulk Of Of sales sas,So
seifers. ssassc: ss eTes Texas and Indian steers
s2.sea4; bulk of sales. S@s4o' cows and
Hogs.ReSseipts. Receipts $500: shipments. 500.
Market steady; heavy. A.2oa45o; packers,
$i@435: light. $ti06i.40.
Sheep--Receipts. 200: shipments. 100; mar
ket steady for best . weak al for poo, ,aa stut5 as
Southwestern sheep. 2u5.
EAST BUFFALO Sept. ls.-cattle-sup-
ply only two cars. and nothing doing.
loWer. sis Yorkers' fair al s 10 choice. aSsat7o:
heavy grassy ends. Ai5n4.f0: roughs, $50
ms.55; stass ssd3.io; pigs. good TO choice.
Si.50Qi.65
sheen and Lambs-Receipis II cars: mar
ket slow for all kinds but good export
sheep. Lambs. choice TO prime. Asog go; go;
good to choice, SQi'o; fair 70 good; $500 1900
lambs, fair 20 prime. ss500f.e0. Sheep
Choice 10 select export wethers. Aaf.25: ex-
port ewes and weshess e @;sas 20 ,a sI good odS 70
mixed sheen. se.s5asio: cuils and common
sheep. S1.40ff2.sa
KANSAS CITY. sept. 10. = Cattle = Re-
eipts. $500; shipments. 1900. Best grades
s.so Texas Hsss cows. ssas so: beef steers. SS's5
@5.25; native cows. $l.so43; stockers and
feeders. S.i5q275
ket 5Ql0c lower. Bulk of sales. $4Q42o:
heavies, S3.75G4.20: packers. $4d43o: mixed,
s4G+25; lights. sse5a5.lo: Workers.. ssQ4io;
Sheep : Receipts. $500; shipments, 100.
Market slow. but steady. Lambs. S3d47a;
muttons. S.45Q3.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 19-Cattle-The mar
ket was slow: extra shipping. $4.256450:
light shipping. s4d4-25 best butchers. sS.Sd
AIS: fair 10 good butchers. s30S.so.
Hoss-Receipts light The market ruled
and butchers. S.2cI425: fair to good pack
ing. A15Q425; extra light. $i.25: roughs.
S.5063.75
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light; good
sheep and lambs steady; others dull: good
TO extra shipping sheep. s2.2502.50; fair TO
good, s2m2.zs: common TO medium, N.50d2;
bucks. $lG250.
NEW YORK. Sept. s-Cattle-Receip,s,
Sl2; no trade Of Importance. European ca
dressed weight; refrigerator beef. sl.dsizc.
No exports to-day. Calves-Receipts. $40:
slow and weak Veals-Poor to choice Is
as grassers, $2G2.75
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1896; sheep
&c lower: poor 10 choice. $263.S7i1. Lambs
dull and ls@Ac lower: common to prime.
S.2504.60
Hogs-Receipts. 24Os. Market firm at $3.50
EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 1s.-cat5le steady
and unchanged
Hogs steady and 1oc lower; prime medium
grades, A.604.S5; fair 10 best Workers
s4e0G4.S0; roughs. s3.75Q425
Sheep steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 19. = Hogs-Market
active and firm at $3.65d450 Receipts.
$500: shipments. 1900.
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Building Permits.

r. s. Hall. frame house. Ohio street and
Gilliard avenue. 81, 600.
Ida McKenner, frame block, Mississippi
and Fourth streets, $500.
Anna NJ Cox. frame house. Center street.
near Douglas. $500.
Frances Stetzel, addition. 1i3 Bates street,
$500.
DIN NJ. Hill. frame house. Greenwood
street. $9e1.
A. ]. McAnthcr. frame house. So Johnson
avenue. 81, $50.
Flower Mission, addition to hospital,
Tenth street and Capitol avenue 81,
John c. Chestnut. frame stable, S14 North
Alabama street. $500.
George w. Sn.der, brick barn, 575 North
PENNSYLVANIA street. 81 900.
Emma L. Anderson. frame house.. North
Illionis street. near Twentieth street, S.-
COO
Lotta ]. Motifs. repairs and addition. 276
Fayette street. $1,000
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HI. Weak Spot.

New York Recorder.
Sister. what brings that young chuckle-
head of dude to this house so often?
asked a matter-of-fact brother of a
younger sister
why. brother. he comes TO see me-
What do you know about him?"
II know he's a very pleasant, agreeable
young man. who belongs TO a good family.
always dresses we'll. Is in good circum-
stances and Is well educated aLd well
read
what else do you know about him?'
IT know he hasn't the habits many young
men have. He doesn't drink. smoke. gam
BILE. attend prize fights or go into bad COM
pany."
ssDoes he go to the races?''
''Ch, no, j am sure he doesn't"
Part his hair in the middle?"
sNo"
Let his finger nails grow long"
No
"Quote Ibsen?"
Never"
''Chew gum?"
"Oh. no..
Wear pointed whiskersT
"He does not"
Carry chocolate caramels in his pocket?'
No
Brother (still suspicious)-He may be all
right, sister. but you'd better watch him.
III bet "a he calls his father papa.
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Yesterday OH the wholesale streets a
good trade was enjoyed Large numbers of
merchants from the country were in and
bought literally. Prices for several days
have shown no sharp ductuation. In staple
groceries prices are firm. sugars advancing
In. dry goods prices are much more settled
than two weeks ago. and on all lines firm
ness is the leading characteristics On
Commission row trade has been good this
week compared with several previous
weeks Receipts OF fruits and vegetables
have been large and the demand good.
Fruits and cabbage are rotting badly
Potatoes OF all kinds are plentiful at 45c a
bushel- cranberries. on increasing re-
ceipts. are weaker. New honey is on the
market In considerable quantities and yes
tsrday was selling at lSc.
The local grain market is duh. Receipts
are moderate and prices ruling easv
Track bids yesterday ruled as follows:
Vheat-No- red. 60izc: No. red. 54is7
sc: wagon wheat. s0c.
corn-So. white. sc: No. white.
1izc: No. white. 3l11c. No white mixed
31c; Mo- white mixed. 29isc: No. ? yellow
Bic, No. yellow. 291zc; No. 2 mixed sic:
No. mixed, 3ofzc: ear corn. 30c
Hay-So timothy. Hf61f5o: No. ., $l3a
r;p No: ! prairie. ssdll.
Bran-$11.
oats-New No. : white. 2sc: new No.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as folIows. Flour
steady No. spring wheat, 5S3s@591zc:. No.
spring wheat. $3.50; No. 2 red, 5szs@59Ac.
No. corn, 33s4Q34c; No. yellow, 33%Q34c.
No. oats 19a4c: No. white 22lzd23c; No.
barley nominal; No. 8. 26a3Sc; No. 4, 26@
&c. No. / flaxseed, &c. prime timothy
seed. $40 Mess pork per brl. sS.25Q6:3711c.
Lard 5.921105 95c. Short-rib sides Qoose),
5.256I5. soc; dry-salted shoulders (boxeD,
5s.d5s.c; short clear sides (boxed), 5ssq5%c.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal,
N22
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butt
ter market was steady; creameries. 90
201hc dairy, s1a@15c. Eggs steady at 1s114
l4i5c. Cheete, 4dSc.
ReceiptsNFiour. 5000 brls: wheat. 156. 900
bu: corn, 245,0o0 bu; oats, 100000 bu; rye.
1900 bu: barley, 10000 bu. Shipments
Flour. 5000 brls; wheat. 5000 bu; corn.
los. .o0o bu: oats, 10000 bu: rye. 1000 bu; bar
ley, l50C0 bu.
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One of the Wonders of Physics.
ALBANY Morning Express.

An experienced mechanic who was asked
what he regarded as the most wonderful
thing for general utility. replied:
THE tracking of car wheel Is the moxt
wonderful thing 10 me In the whole range
Of science and invention. Here are two
rails, up hill and down hill. around sharp
curves and along false tangents. and upon
them flies at more than mile a minute
without jar or jostle. a dozen heavy cars
drawn by an engine weighing sixty TONS
Passengers realize no danger. yet there is
only the little f1ange OF wheel between
them and eternity. An inch and half of
steel turned up on the inner side OF the
wheel holds up the whole train as securely
TO the rails as il At were bolted there in
grooves."
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CnICagO OrTuHlCIt.
In that convenient and delightful pleas
ure ground of the public. Lincoln Park. a
German was overheard talking to his dog
He said: 'A1ein tog. dere is great Off
ference from you und me. Now. ven
gets up in de morning I haf 10 vash
meinself. und dress meinself. und bring
in de kindling before ! can get a bit of
breakfast. But it's different NIT you
Yust as soon as you get up all you haf to
do is stretch yourself und den somebody
gifts you a breakfast. Veil, you play all
day. but haf got 10 vork-vork, work all
de vile You yust haf fun. Veil. de time
will come already ven you haf 10 die. und
den put you in de ground, und dem mein
tog dat Is de end Of you. But IL is diff
ferent NIT me. ] haf to go TO hell yet
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prices Paid by Shippers)
Poultry-Hens, Sc; young chickens, TIC.
Eggs-Shippers paying 12c.
Butter-Cholce country. case.
wool-Medium unwashed. 1ic: fne merino
unwashed. l0c: tubwashed. c04z3c; bury
and unmerchantable &c less.
Honey-Sew. fsn2oc per pound.
Feathers-Prime geese. 30d32c per lb;
mixed duck. zoe per 10.
Beeswax-20c for yellow: 15c for dark.
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Hides-No l green-salted hides. Sc; No.
2. 7i4c.
Green Hides-No. I, &c: No. 2 SC.
Calf Skins-Green-salted. No. a. Sc; No.
2. 6i1c.
Grease-White. &c: yellow. &c; brown, &c.
Tailow-So. l. &c; No. 2. 3ikc.
Bones-Dry, $12013 per ton.
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Tinners' Supplies.
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Eleven Transfers. with a Total Con-
nlderntion of &f0.S41.

sideration of S10.S41.
Instruments fled fc- record In the re-
corders office OF Marion county. Indiana.
for the twenty -four hours ending at s p. m.
Sept. 10. 1895. as furnished by Theo. Stein.
abstractor OF titles, Hartford Block. No. 81
East Market street.
Mary NJ. Daniels to Indianapolis
Manufacturers and Carpenters
Union. lot S. Wingate's subdi-
vision outlotSS0 and d............. SS,6o0.00
Louis A. Callahan to Pierson Conk-
North fllinois-street addition. 5000
Horace NJ. Hadley TO Ida l.. Moore,
south half lot 70. Bruce Place adj
dltion ....-... ........ ........-.. s0vW
Ernst Kattman and Henry Peters
TO Mary Scott, part lots 13 and Ia.
j. NJ. Ridenour's extended revised
addition -. ...-.................:.. 1,60o.oO
mont ...... ....................'...... $500
same. same lot ..........e........... $500
Louisa Raschig TO Martha VI.
Dickey, lot is. w. II. Talbotts ad-
uitlon ........ 7,ioU.VU
John A. Blair to. .Jeannette Cleve-
land, lots IL, Island -. Fairview
Sarah z. Fowler ct al to David NJ.
s4 ......-. .....-................. $4,000
Patrick Dugan to John Kress and
: wife. lot q. Indiana Central Rail-
road Company's subdivision out
lots SO and 30. :..........-...:. 1,0'o.0O
Nahala Wilson to Sidney NJ Will
son, lot 7s, Hornaday's addition. 10000
Total transfers, IL: consideration. .$19 54l. 90
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DEMAND FOR STOCKS
industriais Led the Upward Move
ment ON New York 'change-LocaI
Markets More Active.

At New Ybrk yesterday money on call
was easy at liza2 per cent; last loan. :;
closed. 2
Prime mercantile paper. 4a5 per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet and
weak. with actual business IN
bankers bills at $.seats9A for
demand and at sLssq4ssi for sixty days:
posted rates sfss1saissis and si.ss5za4eoiz;
commercial bills, s.Hiz.
Silver certificates. s7asIilc: bar silver.
esAc: Mexican dollars. 53i4c. AT London
bar silver was 3oisd.
Total sales OF stocks yesserday amounted
to 3ss.576 shares, including: American
Sugar. 1900: American Tobacco. 5000:
Atchison. third assessment paid. 1l3a3;
Burlington. f5.1oo: Chicago Gas. 54.i0o; Del
aware & Hudson. s.400; Distilling, 1900;
Erie. $500; General Electric. 1000: Louis
vile & Nashville. 4.5oO: Missouri Pacific.
800; National Lead Company, $500; Pa
cihc Mail. $500: Reading. 32.100: Rock
Island. $500: st. Paul. $500: Southern
Railroad preferred. 1900; Tennessee Coal
and Iron. 1890; Wabash preferred. $500.
The volume OF trading In stocks yesterday
was larger by fully 100000 shares than
that Of Wednesday and the tone OF the
speculation was less feverish. The course
OF prices also was more uniform. Londop
turned in weak for Americans. but other
wise did figure in the American
ket. The opening was firm and with the
exception OF temporary set-hacks at IL and
ward 10 the close The industrials were
features OF the speculation, with Tobacco
named after an early decline of a became
bucyant. jumping 6ie per cent. from 1.-The
chsses % for both accounts on the Sc settlement
OF the fight between the american Tobacco
and the powerful plug tobacco manufac-
ing their department OF business. 1t closed
So net higher. Chicago Gas was second
in point OF activity and; In the industrlals.
net gain of 2ss per cent. The next most
noteworthy movement. in this group was
volume Of business advanced l11 on the
ration Of a per cent dividend. The pre-
In the other industrials decided strength
and substantial gains were evidenced The
coa1ers while much less active than the
Rrangers. were relatively more noteworthy.
as advances were recorded in them extend
ing to pa per cent in New Jersey Central
material and were as rule sustained.
In number OF stocks other than those
referred to decided movements s,a1I occurred.
was most favorably affected by a drop
% eraiiy Il in in actual % r. rates % Of exchange ' which
were announced in the afternoon 1t was
inferred that other reductions would be
made which might initiate against any
large outflow OF gold this week.
The trading in bonds OF comparative
meager PROPORTIONS, but the tone was
healthful. The speculative issues received
excellent support and as a result of the
days operations record gains generally.
Reading firsts and Reading third incomes
gained IL per cent. Declines were noted
IN Rock Island debenture f1ves and Peoria
& Eastern incomes of - per cent: Erie.
Toledo Peoria & Western f1rsts. I per
cent The aggregate sales 81, ,442.0 .0o0
Government bonds were firm. State bonds
were Inactive
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MINING SHARES.
Doubleday. Rope & Co.. of Colorado
sprines. Col. give the following quotations:


At Chlcago-Clearings. N4. $4,000. Demand
for money al banks light and rates steady
at 404is for call loans and 5ds fer CONNER
cial paper New York exchange. 35c dis
and $4.SSA
At ladeIphsa-clearinss. sli.lo7.sos; bal
ances. s.. .653. 430.
At 81 Louis--clearings ss.75o,25i; bal
ances. Is4 42e.
Al New York-clearings. ssos.57ssl7: bal
ances. s.. 654.s
Al Boston-ciearings sis.577.siT: balances.
2.77.o2S
At Baltimore Clearings. s.. .i59: bal
At cincinnsti--clearinss s.7s5.5o
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c'1ceP o'u 'o1iioS 1'cSoiPtss o'V' sifpIheHtS
| light The market was steady at unchanged
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Sept. 19-There was a mod
crate demand for native cattle at about
yesterdays prices there being no weakness
except in heavy cattle, which sold about
15G2oc lower on an average than at the
close of last week. Cattle of that kind are
moving off slowly, and steers weighing
from 1850 TO 1850 lbs sell at s5.35Q55. or
no higher than prices paid for choice 500
or 1,400-lb cattle. Prices are stronger with
sales of s250q4. and few prime feeders
an occasional sale was effected at $500
450. Cows and heifers sold at 81 5063 Ia
sales being chiefly at $1.15d325 and the few
calves offered sold quickly at s4.25Gf65O for
fair to choice lots Texas cattle were I'm
very good demand on the basis of s2e5
d3.75 for common to choice steers, the lots
that bring $3.50 and upward being better
quality than those that have been arriving
lately. western range cattle were fairly
active at decline Of 5d10c. few being
choice enough 10 sell above 81.
The bulk of the hogs found purchasers at
about yesterdays prices. For common TO
choice heavy hegs weighing oyer go lbs
there were buyers at $3S5u445. choice
butchers weights selling at sL5oq455
Mixed lots sold at ss.sod4.55 and common
TO choice assorted light weights brought
81. .9o64 so. Sales were chiefly al SzG4 20 for
packers and at $43504.50 fbr shippers
In sheep there was a fairly active de-
mapd and while the general market was
sold at stronger prices Inferior TO choice
heavy native sheep sold at SI5Dn350.
chiefly at S2.50Q3l5 and Westerns sold at
si.s5ds.o5. Lambs sold as s. 2soQs.25 for m
choice. a. sreat many Western lambs chang
Il Seceipts-cattle ls.ooo calves. 500; hogs.
1900; sheep. l200.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-Cattie-Receipts. 81
800: market steady to strong; shipping
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Quotations at st. Louis. Philadelphia,
Baltim0re and other Polnts.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 1e.-Flour steady with
more doing. Wheat-Options opened lower.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Quiet-Hog. strong

Hn0 hfRner-Sheep SteNOy.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 1s-cattle-Re-
ceipts. 900; shipments light. There were
but few SALE The quality fair and
the market quiet at unchanged prices A
few late arrivals of heavy grades were
held over for tomorrow.
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DAILY VITAL sTATIsTICs-sEpT 49,



Mrs. Jacob Mattlene, eighty-five years.
516 South Meridian street, senile debility.
Infant Sullivan, 20 S. West street, pro-
lapsus of cord.
William Primey, twenty-five years, o
Elizabeth street, paralysis.
Infant Simmons, 13S Spann avenue, still
born.
Gertrude Palmer. four months. 100 Agnes
street, cholera infantum.
Infant Ebing. one month, 79s South East
street, atelectasis
Markell O'Toole, twenty-seven years, 312
West Merrill street, suicide.
Charlotte Fitzgibbon, nineteen years, 10l
North New Jersey street, typhoid fever.
Lena Gerald, fifty-six years, q Meek
street, hemorrhage.
Henry Hghstreet. thirty years, AL Null
berry street, typhoid fever.
4 Lena Meyer, eleven months. 2s Everett
Street, diphtheria.
Charles f. Sullivan. twenty years. 9S West
First street, consumption.
John Cosby. seventeen years, S7s Fulton
street, heart disease.
John A. Diggs, seventy-two years, 344
Cornell avenue, apoplexy-
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Philadelphia Press.
II Is perhaps safe 10 remark that more
animals commit suicide IN the Inauguration
OF country correspondents than An the cold
world OF scientific fact. The suicide-of-ani-
mals story Ia almost as venerable and os
interesting as the acknowledgements dis
patch.
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Lena and Charles shaer, ls1 Bradley
street, boy.
Sophia and Fred Thieman % Larke
street, boy.
West street, girl.
Minnie and Arthur Simmons. 1sS Spann
Carrie and F. E. johnson. Plaza Hotel,
boy.
Elizabeth and George Meyer. s7s South
East street, boy.
Mary and Carl Harvey. Ss Malott avenue,
boy.
: Ludewena and George Rech, 517 North
New Jerseyvetreet, girl.
Margaret and Edward Rentsch, 263 South
Pennsylvania street, boy.
Mrs. and Miles Gibson, As Bloomington
street, boy.
Anna and G. NJ. Carpenter. 1lsS North
Alabama street, boy.
Katie and John Flynn. 54 Meikel street.
Anna and Frank Green, 9n Ash street.
girl
Cora and Daniel Ray. Brightwood. boy.
Sophia and Anton Weiland 1S3 Lexington
avenue, boy.
Minnie and Edwasd Meyer. 24o Union
street, girl.
ana street, boy.
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seeds.
clover-choice recleaned. eo-lb, s5Q5.25:
prime. $685.: English choice. S5a5. %;
prime. S.: Alslke, choice. 5.25d5.75. Alfal-
IA. choice. s5n525: crimson or scarlet clo-
YER S2sOd3; timothy. f5-lb. choice, S2I5G2. %;
strictly prime. 81 25fi2.35: fancy Kentucky,
1i-lb s0c6x: extra clean. 65070c. Orchard
grass. extra, N.35d1.5 so; red top. choice. $40
LIS; extra clean. 90cQsi: English blue grass.
2+ib u.s5q2
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin, &c, 10xf4. 14x20.
12xiz. s5.50Qe; TX, 10xl4, 14x20 12xl2. $40
$50; &c 1870, roofing tin. $i50G5; &c. 2ox
%. s9Ql0: block tin in pigs. SO; in bars, 20c.
Iron.T iron; 2soc; iron s,se; gal! galvann1ao n1a
6ikc. Copper bottoms. 29c.. Plonshed cop
per. zoe. Solder. udl2c
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Poultry and other Produce.

No. mixed. &c., No. white. &c. No. 2
white mixed. 23i1c: No. mixed. 22c: No. 3
mixed nc.
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Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments, 1900 The
market opened active. with shippers the
leading buyers. prices ruling strong to SC
higher. All sold in good season. closing
steady.
Heavy packing and shipping .....s4 25d4O
Light 49,. Observation-Disclosures 425d45O
Mixed =. 4.25d4 az
Pigs and heavy roughs ..... 2 2OOff395
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-09-20

Albert r. Martin and Daisy Leighton.
Albert Lloyd and Emma Moore.
Fida Milton and Elizabeth Todd.
Reuben T. Brown and Alma X. Gamma
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-10

A second edition of this very
popular hand book descriptive of
Hawaiian Scenes and Scenery is now
running through the press, and will
be published on or about April Is.
It has been carefully revised, and
portions of it rewritten, bringing it
down to the present date, making it
an indispensable hand book.
Besides a full description of each
of the islands, it contains most val
liable information for tourists relat-
i've to steamer travel, rates of passage,
hotels, weather records, health
resorts, the Government, exports and
imports, a brief account of the
revolution of 1895, interesting facts
for inquiring tourists, notes on coffee,
sugar, &C., &c, and all information
sought by tourists regarding these
islands. A full index accompanies
it.
The book will be beautifully illus
trated with maps and some twenty
five full page pictures.
Can be obtained from the News
dealers In Honolulu.
EG Price rs Cts, per copy.
H. M. WHITNEY,
Editor and Publisher.
P.O. Box 159. Telephone rs.
3947 1859 Inn