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Consisting of Strawberry, Raspberry, Apricot Green Gage Plums, Damson Plums, Quince, ,- all the best that are packed.
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RETISENCHMENT AND REFORM. 'rUNHE Committee on Retrenchment and Re- A form will meet in room No. 10 and IL, City Hal, on Tuesday. March 18th, 1895, at 8 communication of F. Chillingworth ct al. concerning asses sment for Boulevard sewer between Derby avenue aud Elm street.
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 Per order, HENRY F. KEYEs Chairman.
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RANKRUPT stock of furniture, mat- ID dresses, carpets, etc, etc, Saturday, March 9th, at 2:30 D.. nl., at 222 Congress ave- nne. Sale continued Monday, March l1th, at 231 D. nj. and every day for a week or until all is sold. (mhs 7t9 B. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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RENT FREE TO APRIL 1st.

w all improvements, furnace heat, newly decorated inside and out three doors from Whalley. avenue electric cars rent $25 monthly. mh0 It EDWARD MALLEY. District of New Haven. ss. Probate Court
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bulk of sales at STOOLS: heaviest, $3.50 ga
$50: packers. S4son4-65; picked f4ioo'
lights. -si.4oa4So; Workers. as5afso; pigs
sheep~Receipts. 1900: shipments. 1.5oe.
Slow but steady. Lambs. S340H4s5; NUT
tons, s2.75a3.20.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. l5.-Cattle-Receipts
900: shipments. 1.2oo. Market steady ana
firm. Beef and shipping steers. 81. 100
light steers. S3G4; stockers and feeders
s.. 2564 %: cows. s2Q3.5o: Texas and Indiana
steers. $2T5f14: cows. $2n3-
Hogs-Reciepts. 1900: shipments. 24o. Mar
ket steady Heavies A.f0df.70: packers,
A259460: light. si.50Q4S.
Sheep-Receipts 100: shipments. SIC.
Market quiet and natives, s2.s942.70.
Lambs $3ffs.i0: Southwestern. se1S3-
EAST LIBERTY. Aug. l5.-Cattle steady
at unchanged prices
Hogs weak and lower: prime light. son
$40; mediums, Si90Q5; common to fair York
ers. A75G4S5;- roughs. x3.25M3.35-
Sheep and Lambs-Very SLOW at yester-
days prices.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-Cattle steady at
81 2565.zo. Receipts. SEQ; shipments. 200.
Hogs SLOW: 5610c lower at Aq4.65. Re-
ceipts 600; shipments. 400.
Sheep. weak at S1m375 Receipts, 800:
shipments, 400. Lambs dull and weak at
seas.
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ALL MARKETS HIGHER
AN EARLY DECLINE IN WHEAT RE-
COVERED LATER IN THE DAY.
Oats Up 5-Sc Before the Close
Provisions Gained.

CHICAGO, Aug 15.-After an early de-
cline to-day wheat reacted on cash buy
ing and closed sc higher for September.
September corn closed Sc higher; Septem-
Der oats sc higher and provisions made
good advances.
The first thing to strike the wheat
traders was the absence of freezing tenn
perature The possibility of frost in the
Northwest last night had buoyed up the
expectation of the bulls and disappoint-
ment found immediate expression at the
opening September wheat which closed
yesterday with buyers at 66c, was not
wanted at over 65s4c. with numerous sell
era at the same time at 65sc. Before it
reacted il had declined In the first place to
65ssc Inside of the next hour it recov-
cred to 66hc, and for some time there
after it kept within the range of 66lsc and
65Ac The demand at Chicago for wheat
to go to interior mills and to the seaboard
for export was also in evidence. but the
short sellers continued to fill up the bull
spectators with grain. The local senu-
ment was inclined 10 be bearish on the
mildness of the export business and the
probability OF heavy movement of the
new spring wheat very soon, and there was
free selling TOR a time. AS the market got
little or no support, the price gradually
II.
and tendency downward a sensational re-
port was sprung that cold wave was ap..
, preaching with promise of unusual
severity, and the sentiment quickly
changed. Shorts took fright and began TO
cover and in a short time the price was
advanced &c, or from $3.50 to 66Ac. Later
advices discredted the weather sensation
story and a reaction of 12c followed. But
reports of some revival of cash buying
partially restored confidence and the mar
ket had good rally, going up 1c from the
low point. The market was nervously
strong during the last hour and closed at
66ssc.
The corn market was firm after an easy
start. September sold at from $3.50 to
36s4c at the start and up to Csc about two
hours afterwards and closed at 37$4@3I7sc.
The reports concerning the growth of the
plant were not so uniformly favorable as
before and shorts were more willing to
take profits TIE demand was still MAIN
tanned for cash corn.
Oats were firm. helped largely by the
strength in wheat and corn. September
opened unchanged at 1911c. touched 1850
and advanced to 201Sc, where Ii closed.
The provision trade was Influenced to
some extent by the better feeling in corn
and wheat, but il was not supposed that
much Of the buying which caused the adj
vance in prices was for long account. Pork
left off with a gain of 25c Lard at the
close was 10c and ribs .1211c higher.
Estimated cars for Friday: Wheat, 80;
corn. 643; oats. 226 Hogs. 1000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut st. Louis, Philadelphia,
baltimore and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Aug 15.-Flour-Better in
curry but unchanged. Wheat-Cash lower
at 66isc options opened slightly off. but re-
acted and closed 2G2lzc above yesterday;
August. 67i1c; September. 6s1ec; December,
691aEI69ssc Corn opened shade off, but rail-
Cash. ssc: August. sac; September. 3Sssa
S6I5c: December, 27skc. Oats better. but
slow: cash. zoe; August and September.
19s4c: May. &c. Rye lower at 40i1c. Flax
seed steady at s1.06. Timothy seed lower at
Sc. 75G4l2 Corn meal unchanged. Bran
easy at 63c bid east track. Hay firm for
best grades; weak for poor. Butter and
eggs unchanged. Whisky steady at Sl22:
sales 60 cars for September and Oc-
changed, Pork higher. tobbing. ssS7is
Bacon and dry-salted meats unchanged
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls: wheat. $4,000 bu I:
corn $4,000 bu; oats. 5000 bu. Shipments
Flour. 10000 bu: wheat. 1900 bu; corn.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 15:-F1our quiet and
unchanged Receipts 2O677 brls: ship
ments 77sf brls. Wheat easy: spot and
month, 6Si4d6Sizc: September 69i<a69Ilc:
December. 72ikG72xc, Receipts, 24.Syl bu:
shipments $1,000 bu. Southern wheat. BY
sample. &c s $500 Southern w.eat. on
month. i5c asked; September. sac bid:
Southern yellow, 4sc. Oats fairly active
and lower; No. white Western, 17f5l7hc;
No. mixed. 24iz625c; receipts. 1l.017 bu
Rye quiet and steady No =. SOC: receipts.
1863 bu. Hay firm: choice timothy. Si41
14.50. Grain freights more quiet. rates
steady: steam to Liverpool. per bushel
.x92Ad. August. Cork orders per quarter.
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WITHOUT FEATURES
SHARE SPECULATION DULLER AND
DULLER on NEW YORK CHANGE.
Sterling Exchange Market Easy and
Movement of Prices Narrow-Locnl
Markets Holding steady.

At New York yesterday money on call
was easy at l per cent: last loan. l; closed
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. silmis4 per cent.
Sterling exchange was easier with actual
business In bankers bills at si9o4Q 1904
for demand and at s4.sss4Q4ss1s for sixty
days: posted rates, $4.901i91; commercial
bills, s4sslza4sszs-
Silver certificates. 667s a61lsc; bar silver,
557sc; Mexican dollars. 5s14c.
Total sales of stocks were 130.3s2 shares,
including: American Sugar, 1900; American
Tobacco. $500: Atchison. $500; Burlington.
1000: Distillers, 1850; Reading, $500; Rock
Island. $500; st. Paul, 1900; Southern Rail-
road preferred. 300; Tennessee Coal and
Iron. 400: Union Pacific. 800: u. s. Leath-
er preferred. 400.
The share speculation yesterday was
without important feature. The tone of the
market was better than Wednesday. but the
trading was dull The frost scare having
subsidized, there was some covering in the
grangers. and the fact that no further
engagements OF god for shipment to Eu-
rope were announced, helped to strengthen
the general market. The easier tone OF the
sterling exchange market was also favora-
BILE Influence. The movement Of prices was
very narrow not exceeding fractional limits
except in few instances. New England
was a notable exception to this rule, SELL
ing up per cent. to 65iz and closing at the
highest point touched This heavy advance
was made on purchase of 1.5oe shares for
covering short contracts of certain minority
stockholders who had held out against the
clique OF insiders and were subjected to
squeeze. Tobacco was weak on the execu--
ton of selling orders from the West and
South. induced by the reported progress OF
the opposition TO the trust. After an 1r-
regular opening prices declined under the
leadership of Tobacco. but quickly steadied
and before midday had recorded general
advance. in which Sugar. New England,
Tobacco. Minneapolis x st. Louis first
preferred were most prominent. After mid
day Tobacco was again raided and the other
shares also reacted. the chief losses being
haitian Late in the day speculation became
frmer and small advances were made, gen.
orally while Lead common and preferred
rose / per cent on the declaration OF the
regular dividend on the preferred stock.
Tennessee Coal was pressed for sale during
the greater part of the day and lost IA
per cent. In the final trading New Jersey
Central broke / per cent. but rallied half.
The market closed firm and generally
higher, the only gain last nights fig
Short-line, due to buying on the heavy In
crease in June earnings. Lake Erie & West
ern preferred is down Ia and Tobacco Us.
and there are a few other fractional losses.
Bonds were irregular. with sales of ST.,
$40
Government bonds easier for new tours
and fives. steady for old fours. State bonds
were inactive
The following table. prepared by James E.
Berry. Room 10. Board Of Trade. shows the
raj of a
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce ut the Sea-
Lonrd,s COMM rcinl MctropOlis.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Flour-Receipts.
IL 800 brls; exports, 200 brls. Active
spring patents and winter straights. and
spring bakers in demand for export Rye
flour dull and easy; superfine. S3.05Q3.15;
fancy, ss2Oa3.SO. Corn meal dull.
Wheat-Receipts. $4,000 bu. Spots dull;
No. 2 red, 713sc No. Northern, 1850; No.
l hard, 71asc. Options followed corn to-
day and closed strong at ssq1lsc advance.
Trade was light and the early tendency
lower owing to weak cables and English
selling, but with the advance in, corn shorts
got frightened and covered freely. Ex-
port demand was small; September. 7O7s@
7l7sc, closed at 7ossc; December. 72S4Q74c,
Corn-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports. 1872
s Satd Sr c aos Options after IN weak
strong ali day. closing .5,kc higher: dry
motives. September, 42a494sAc. closed at
6ats-Receipts. 1880 bu;. exports. 900.
No. white, 2SG2Slsc; No. white. 26izc.
Options not active, but shorts ran prices
s septe e@se 0S Sd i Closed at 2issc ''
Hay easy. Hops stagnant. Hides firm
and more active. Leather strong; fair ex-
light to heavy weights. &c: acids. 21lka24c.
Beef steady. Cut meats quiet. Lard
higher. western steam Closed at 6.4Z1ec,
September closed at 6.45c nominal; refined
Cheese irregular; State. large. 5.sQ7,4c;
small. 6gslsc; part skins 2q5c;. full SKINS.
market steady; Western dairy, 91hGl3c;
Western creamery, 13n2Oc: Elgins, 2Oc.
Eggs-Receipts, 6,9l9 packages; market
steady: State and Pennsylvania, 1fq15c;
Western 12l2@1312c.
Cotton seed oil inactive.
Coffee-Options barely steady at 10d15
points decline, ruled generally weak under
Slack spot demand smaller warehouse de-
liveries and larger Brazil receipts. closed
uu.et at lOd15 points net decline. Spot
coffee-Rio quiet; No. z, l6Ac; mild quiet;
Cordova, 1S1sdilyc.
Sugar-Raw quiet; refined steady and
moderately active.
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Nine Transfers. with a Total Consid-
eratiOn of S1D.110.

Instruments fled &c. record in the re-
corder's office of Marion county. Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
Aug. Is, 1895. as furnished by Thee. Stein.
abstractor of titles. Hartford Block. No. 81
East Market street.
Samuel G.. Greene to Emma II.
Knapp, lots POI, 202 and 203, john
son & Hogshire's East Washington
street addition Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Catherine Frankenstein to Michael
Gruner and wife. lot SO, Brown,
Frank &. kitcham's subdivision of
outlets 107 and 10S.. LILO
Michael Corless to Richard E. Minen,
lot s.. Bruce's East End subdivision. GOO
Artemus ~. Hadley to Jacob j. Hill,
lot q, Hadley's Grand View addi-
ton oV
William +. Heinrichs to Maurice AL
brecht, lot T. Woodruff Place.. 1900
Sophina 5. Harrison TO John King,
lot 5. block 4, and part of lot A. block
T. Reaches subdivision of section n.
township 16 range OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Samuel f.. Morss, trustee. TO +. ).
Lemoine, lot as Douglass Park. $50
Alfred NJ. Ogel ct ii. to Andrew +.
Drischel. lot 223, Ogle's East Park
addition ooU
Sarah C.. Landmeier to Wilhelm
Janke, lot 13. Fenneman's heirs ad-
dlt1On -.......-.......-....... %
Transfers, o: consideration. .......... SO. Ito
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Elsewhere.


CHICAGO. Aug. 15-Cattle-Dressed beef
nrms ana shippers were very good buyers
and prices showed no particular change.
io to- to EXTRA ibs h native steers welghng
very few went over $50 or below M and
the bulk of the sales were at $450G5 So The
more. with sales chiefly at s2.5OG3 " for
steers weighing $40 to LOCO lbs. with some
sales of larger cattle at sssoG4. cows 'e and
sl.25!3.i5. butchers cows selling more read
lily than canning lots. For bulls the pre-
calves were active at S'75G5 X a for , yea,
lots. Texas cattle were unchanged. only
about 5000 having been received SO far this
81. good fed lots having ceased coming and
the offerings consisting OF grassers West.
ern range cattle receipts this week thus far
in fairly active demand at steady prices
steers being salable at s3.50a45o. with a few
a at higher r. , PRICES while cows and heifers
Only about 5000 hogs were received. but
enough were left over from yesterday to
was much larger number than could he
sold. A moderate business was transacted
shippers taking a fair. number OF choice
lights and medium weight hogs while local
packers bought sparingly. as prices were
still above the figures for product Heavy
si.65; mixed lots at $.25G47O for common To
choice; light weights at $4.40di90; singeing
pigs at A9eq5. The sales were principally
at &.30d4.f0 for packing hogs. at 81 400f4 co
for shipping grades. and s4.SOa4s5 for light
weights.
kinds again showed more or less weakness.
Natives were in demand at sea- for moor To
strictly choice. but very few good enough
TO bring $3.50. Western sheep comprised a
great share of the offerings. and sales were
large at S2.6od3.25- Lambs were I'm fair
supply and in good request at unchange ed
prices for common. with an advance of I0c
in the best
.Receipts-cattle; 1900; calves loo: hogs.
1900: sheep. 1900.
NEW YORK. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING
Isl head No trading of Importance Euro
pean cables quote American steers at 11z.c
dressed weights; refrigerator beef at 9G
CSC
Calves-Receipts. AZ head veals in fair de-
mand and steady. Others dull and weak
About 125 head unsold. Veals, poor 10
p palVes sssa az srassers and buttermilk
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 475e: on sale
1850. Market very dull: no Improvement:
about 1000 head unsold. Sheep poor TO
prime. N.25@s-5o: lambs. common to choice
Hogs-Receipts. 2,4ls. Lower at 5000.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1.-THE cattle mar
ket continues dull ar yesterdays decline of
lOGl5c on good cattle. Extra shipping.
$45OG4.75; light shipping. sL256450: best
ssasas, S'1'a'''' 'A'r 10 good butchers
The hog market was dull and loa15c lower
sna1 r to eood packns a
sl4oaat5o; good to extra light. A.soaas5;
ron bi S sna 'uIf;ambs-Rece,nts unsr., Tho
market was dull and unchanged. Good to
extra shipping sheep, M2.40; fair TO good.
N.75@2: common TO medium sl0I-5O.
KANSAS CITY: Aus. ooo l5ccattIe.Re-
steers. s2.s5@425: Texas cows. s. 25a2.75;
native COWS. N@s;5o; stoekers and feeders.
Hogs-Recepts, 100: shipments. 100 Best
light steady; others weak to Sc lower:
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HEAD AND FACE RELATED.
Phrcnological characteristics Of Men
and women.
Chicago Chronicle.

Chicago Chronicle.
We cannot haze a perfect face without a
perfect head. The reason the Romans had
middle LOBE Of the brains was
being that in which the selfish. warlike
faculties are located. The Greeks were
not develop the same form Of noce The
American Indian had a broad head, a con-
vex nose. and. therefore. is more warlike
than the more narrow-headed negro with
a concave nose.
If the ce-ebellum or little brain is rela-
lively stronger than, the cerebrum. there
will be a relatively larger development OF
the chin than any. other part OF the face.
This can be very clearly shown by drawing
a perpendicular line and ascertaining what
part of the face projects furthest forwa RI
or most decidedly over this line.
IL the chin is the most prominent feature
of the face there will be tendency TO OBJ
stinacy, brutality. and especially to SEN
suality. You will find that IL the chin is
thick there Will be a large development Of
which is the seat OF amativeness. Parents
and reformers should note this. and be gov
erned accordingly. There is always danger
or young lady marrying too early with
this kind OF a chin. Such girls are often
fascinated by designing men. and run
away from home and marry. and are apt
Girls with small chins will be modest
and many OF them become Spinsters. All
prolific people have large chins. The Ger
mans VIII never become extinct.
When the lips are the most prominent the
appetites are In danger OF ruling. Parents
whose boys have large lips should give
them the best discipline and advice, or they
may become Incorporate.
The colored people have been blamed for
their theft. II IL Is true, IL is because Of
their strong appetites. IL at all. they
usually steal something to eat IL is the YAM
kee who steals money. The Germans have
full lips i'm correspondence wi.h their love
OF good living. John Bull has large lips.
and hence carves scientifically ard takes
time to eat. while Brother Jonathan, with
smaller lips, cuts and eats in a hurry John
travels with his pocket full OF bread
cheese and beer. Jonathan with his pocket
full of newspapers. John lives as he goes
along, Jonathan goes along while he lives
The Germans and English are very broad
headed. Notice how full and round they
are In and about the ears.
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prime. $50; Alsike. choice. s6ieas.5o; Alfal-
IA, choice, $515G5.i5; crimson or scarlet clo-
yer. $3d310: timothy. 45-lb. choice, g soH2: %;
strictly prime. s2.70n2-s0; fancy Kentucky,
lib, $1.10u115: extra clean, S5GS0c. Orchard
grass. extra. $1.10d1. 20: red top, choice. SlQ
LIS; extra clean, 90cIS1; English blue grass,
24-lb, $2.20G2.25.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin, Ic. 10x14, 14x20,
12x12 $5.50Q6; TX, 10xl4 14x20. 12xl2, Slq
$50; &c, 14x2o, roofing tin, si.50d5; &c. 20x
g. S9G10; block tin in pigs. $19: in bars, 2Oc.
Iron-27 r iron, 2.90c; c iron. 31sc; galvan-
lied, 20 per cent. discount. Sheet zinc, Ga
SIC. Copper bottoms, 20c. Planished cop
per, 2ec. Solder 11Gl2c.
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ash quotations were as follows: Flour

quiet and unchanged. No. spring wheat.
red, 66a66ssc; No. corn, 3S7sQ59lsc; No. 3
yellow, Ss7s@S9ikc. No. 2 oats. 20ssc; No. 2
white, 24c: No. 3 white, 20Q2lc. No: rye.
&c No. 2 barley nominal No. l faxseed,
81. O9dl. 10. Prime timothy seed, A.35. Mess
pork, per brl. s955@a9.60. Lard. per Id. 6;loc:
Short-ribs sides Qoose), 5.65@570c; dry-salted
shoulders (boxed), 5ssQ5$4c; short-clear
sides (boxed). 6lkGi6ssc. Whisky. dstillers'
finished goods, per gal, S1.22.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
i9c; diaries, 91z@16c. Eggs steady at Il3g
l2c. Cheese, 6lzG7sac.
Recepts-Flour. 10000 brls: wheat. $4,000
blu: corn 600 bu; oats, $4,000 bu rye,
5000 bu barley 5000 bu. Shpments-Flour,
5000 brls: wheat, $4,000 blu; corn, 256.000 bu /;
oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 1000 blu; barley, 1900
blu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-08-16

unwashed. l0c:s tubwashed. 20d2sc; bury
and understandable. sc less.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Hides-No l green-salted hides. &c: No.
2, Sac.
Green Hides-No. l, &c: No. 2, &C.
Calf Skins-Green-salted, No. /. 11lzc; No.
9. 10c.
Grease-white. 4lsc: yellow. s15c; brown.
&c.
Tallow-No I, &c: No. 2. sac.
Bones-Dry $l2U13 per ton.