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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

and county fairs, It IL said. gu, u,n,.
Is known of his nntecedents liz
mas paid Houston periodical ylslis tor
years past and is better known in shn
antonio and Galveston than in his citv
Those who know him say that he me-
Always been regarded us a very desper.
ate man. In fact. the intimate friends
o. Nyah ana Dalton have been predicting
one or both when they came togethrr
me clash came and Dalton was Killed
by his enemy, who first secured the drop
and then showed no quarter. Ryan ar
rived In Houston Monday from Calves
ton or San Antonio, and his accidental
meeting with Dalton in the saloon yes-
teruay afternoon cost the latter his life.
the galloMs V' W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30
SANDY POINT sIFTINos

Sandy Point. Texas, January Nupr'
Joseph Graves has moved here from Bra
zorin to practice medicine and look after
the convicts on the Darlington and Arcolh
plantations. DR.. Graves lived here up "a
ten years ago and has many FRIENDS anu
patrons In this vicinity.
DR.. Il. G. Dallas has gene back to Ala
bama 10 live.
Mr. Tom Martin. prominent STOCK
man. is soon TO open general merehahdise
store here. a..
Judge Fred Baker is now managing the
Masterson plantation on Oyster Creek, az
well as attending TO his duties as justice
OF the peace. .
Not much interest Is manifested here yer
about the division Of the county or tne
removal OF the court house. Later on, ahu
before the Legislature meets. the matter
will be fully discussed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

Austin ia Offering Free Tickets to Exeoii-
tive Committeeman.

Austin is Offering Free Tickets TO Exeoii-
tive Committeeman.
Austin, Texas, January S.-Tho follow
,np circular letter has been sent out 10
members of the state executive eonmh-
tee: 49,.
made arrangements for the payment OF
RECONSIDERATION Of each member OF uhe
executive committee to Austin and return.
You will call on your local ticket asen.
and he viii furnish the necessary ticket
to enable you to come TO Austin.
The ticket agent here has the money ior
these tickets. and has 30 notine" youi
agent ..o,,t 80,
the 9Th OF February. a o..,.
Enclosed herewith ind copy Of CHAR
MAN Imdley's call. Very respectfully
mas John j. Peasants,
Secretary State Democratic EN- Com.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

velasco. Texas. January N.--scverai gen.
tlemen from Homer. La. pre hero looking
for homes. They visited Mo cancy com.
try In Mstagorda county last week, and
II In likely they viii buy.
Mr.. w. +. Linn Of Wharton waa in the
city several days last weak. He expects
TO return and bring his wife. and It Is
hoped he may be induced 70 move here.
j. 8. Cage viii begin with large force
Of hands to cut brush this week. AZ be-
fore stated, no brush will DO used IN tho
jetties, but there are several wing dams
10 he built In the river and the brush VIII
be used as y foundation In thssn-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

Narrow Eycaps From n Confiagrauon.
Heavy Cattle Shipments.
veiasco. Texas. January, sss-Thc Hotel
Noiasco came near catching nno last
night. Tho wall Up thu kltehsn waa Just
beginning 10 blaze when It was discov-
oysd and by prcnpt action tho building
wis saved. JIG thu hotel should hayo
burned nenf1yf every p,rslnsss house In
vmasco would have been swept away.
Fortunately thn hstsi,ts fitted with splsn.
ala fire extinghishins appliances end y
wotis ain,nst be Impossible for fre -
get such aIstart az To be beyond corr
trol.
fifteen car loads Of cattle 20 from here
to st. Louis this evrpinE and SIX TO Kan
sas Uty. Other shipments will follow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

IAiiinE. Texas january 1.--Antonio
Navarro, a Mexican citizen, was badly
hurt yesterday evening near Clear fork
by falling from his wagon. one wn1ei
OF which passed over him near tho hips-
Ho was taken to Lookhart.
DR.. a. Champion and family icrt this
morning for a trip OF recreation 10 Honuc
City. The doctor, who liz ons or our
loading citizens. has been In III health
for some Tina.
patent medicine show has spread us
canvas In town and W. tho show -
free. It IL doing n roaring business LUZ
Ing II dead stuck on free shows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30
TEMPLE NOTES.

Temple,zJanuary .as.--Mrs Reed tripped
over ISsss board on a sidewalk while
out walking Sunday evening, ana fell.
injurine hsrsaIf quite seriously. from the
effects Of which she fnintsd
Mrs. Mary Splitter. who died In this
city last Saturday was laid away - pAst
Sunday la Rogers. hsr former home.
DR.. y. NJ. WORKMAN was taken ser1oua-
iy Sunday night snd for several hoprs
his lie ives thousst 10 be in tpnmtnan,
danger. He b&came better yesterday end
a speedy and complete recovery Is iooksa
for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

Eagle Pass. Tezas. JanuaTy tR-Ths
treasury Department ~ Waahingtcn, d.
c.. wired csllsntcr Fitch today - fol-
lows. III &
'Repnans 10 your letter q ne M inst.s
Impraotirabio 1t this dRts 20 make ~
ranwsmsnis fer dlsplay Of the Hexjp&a
exhihit VI the Dan Antonio fair, Legig1a-
Won by sapsress would ~ sseuire&r Z.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

KILLED RY AZ oFT,1,pR

Corpus Christi. Texas. January w.-
Sheriff Whelan received the news to-
day OF the killing OF Antonio
Medtano. last Sunday, at the Qua
dalupe ranch, In Starr county, By
A. c. Daughty, deputy sheriff of Nucccs
county, Daughty went 10 arrest Medrnno
on u charge OF cattle stealing. when the
latter resisted and showed fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30
Au,rEslPrED AfuRpEil

Rosenberg. Toxas, january w.-Thly
morning Henry Wheeler Of Riohnond
came to Roaenberx on thu New York
Texas and Mexican train and procsssnd
to- Jack wyntt's residence and called
lack out and shot ut him twice. put
rniusslng his mark. Wheeler returned to
town, taking q horso from . rack and
started IN the direction 81 ktsirAond,
but was ovestsken, arrested ard taksn -
Rishmnnd W Jail. Both arr oelcrcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

yoaknm. Texas, January 2s.-inst night
AT about 10 o'clock a young mulatto
named Graves murdered his mistress,
Alice Hicks. in the negro quarters; ncr,n
III the compress. He gave himself into
custody. The cause of the killing u sup
posed TO be Jealousy. The killing was
done with 4i-calibre Colts pistol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

man, and who Is wanted IN Alabama on
tho charge Of working a man on th.,
scheme 10 the tune of 5000. will be brought
down here tomorrow by Sheriff t,riehsnn
una VIII have haSeas corpus hearing
before Judge Gavin IN the criminal dis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30
IN w1LLIAMsoN COUNTY.


Circulating a Petition for Local Option.
call for a Meeting.
r,ayior, Texas january S.-1fne chairman
OF the county democratic executive com
mittee has called meeting OF the com
nit,ee 10 be held in Georgetown on next
Monday, February g. The county execu-
live COMMITTEES OF the peoples party meets
on the same date in GEORGETOWN.
chairman Robert A, Johns OF the dem.
oeratlc committee invites all democrats OF
difrerent views on pending issues to meet
Win the committee for discussion and for
the purpose Of establishing unity ana
4 petitiou has been written and pre-
pared in this city for circulation, asking
for an election on prohibition for William
son county, This is an action thai hni
been looked for during tho past winter
b,t ~ appearance Is little earlier than
WAS anticipated. The prohibition iectur,
ara nave been In Taylor recently. and
lanes lat 4. Tate Is billed To address the
nsor,ie AT the opera housc tonight The
iatter gentleman has been engaged by ths
nrohibitionlsts TO deliver e. series OF lee
iuyes throughout the county. This pro,
hihition campaign. which has been talked
anon, ali winter and last fall. may now
n, said 10 be fairly on.
bc e'-- ="
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30
INroRMATIoN WANTED.

Binck Jack Springs. Terss--I want 10
know the whereabouts OF one Henry II.
Phelps. He rs n man OF family. Has n
sandy complexion. 20 years old, and about
feet inches talR When last heard OF.
about three ycurs ago. he was living near
uvnlde, uvmde county. Texas, H. IL.
Phnlps.
] would like TO know what has become
OF Ellen Atkins. 60 orcd. when last heard
Of she wns in Bolton, Toxas, having gone
there with white lady named Mrs Nellie
Smith. Eller's mother n named Sarah
Atkins, father Fred Atknp and she has
sister named Mary Mitchell and II
brother, Fred Atkins. Whom Ellen left
her mother was living ON Mr.. W. NJ.
Thnichor's plantation at Cunnnghnm's
switch, Fort Bend county. Ellen left In
Aprll. 1854, She is n brown skinned girl.
Any informant n VIII 10 Thankfully re-
cclscd by N. y, NJ Mitchell, Sugar Land.
Fort Bend county, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-30

McDadesT Aindsnler.
aemocraf IA the state willing 10 sacrifice
famseif on the head OF the democratic
statc ticket
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steve Pratt. who was arrested in Hous.
ton several days ago as q gold ericK
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea.
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, Oct. S1.-Flour-Receipts, q, 400
brls; exports. IL. l43 brs. Market firmly held. but
neglected; Minnesota patents, s4q440 Minnesota
bakers. $3.30q3.9O. Rye flour quiet; superine.
81. 70q2 so; fancy, s2.90a3.2O Buckwheat -four
dull. Buckwheat quiet at &C. track, for prime.
Corn meal quiet; yellow Western &C. Rye dull.
Barley dull; Western feeding. 27lsG2slac. Barley
malt dull; Western, 55Q56c.
Wheat-Receipts 109.0 .000 bu; exports. l5.s04 bu;
No. 1 hard, s23sc. Spot inactive options opened
easier on foreign selling, but rallied on firm
cables and predicted lighter spring wheat re-
ceipts, closing at 1saSc advance. Business was
neglected most of the morning: May. S21sQS3c
Corn-Receipts. 221, 400 bu exports. 1900 bu.
Spot Inactive; No. ., 305sc Options irmer on
light receipts. but ruled very quiet closing at
i.93sc advance: May, S4l2@S4ac, closed at SAC;
oats@Receipts, 2so. 40 bu: exports, 1000 bu.
seadier. Closing &c higher May Closed % at 2s.c
Tallow dull; city. Sasc; country, Sl:c. as to
Rice firm: domestic. fair to extra, aa.@Gc;
Japan, 3TsQ4i4c. Moasses irregular; New Or
leans open kettle. good teo to choice 2sQSlc.
sSmnqR e eholss iss 49, crop 1ssS crop Sc
lie; London firm at 6lQ70c.
Hides firm; Galveston. i3c; Buenos Ayres, dry.
eathsr heaet Iae sole B,enas gS tJc
to heavy weight, M lg.:qz0lse; :oSG acid 2o@:sc:
picked hams S4asIzc. Lard dull Western
steam closed at 4.G5c nominal; refined firm. Pork
dull: mess, $s.50Gl9; family. slO.50Q12.50.
Cotton-seed oil barely steady; prime crude,
22iac; prime yellow. sc asked.
Coffee-Options opened quiet at 5sg1o points de-
cline. ruled featureless With small trading and
weak undertone following unsatisfactory Havre
advices and heavy brazilian movement; closed
ba rely steady 5G10 points decline: sales,
$3.50 bags; closed with March at 9.S5@loc; be-
cember, 99JCl0c Spot coffee-Rio quiet; No. Z
jobbing AT 1880; invoice. l05sc. Mild quiet; Cor
dova. l56r1.c.
sugar-Raw firm; standard A, &c: granu-
lated, 4hc.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02
Elaewhere.

CHICAGO. Oct. sl-There were not enough
cattle here to-day to make market and native
beef steers were pretty much nominal at S.5og
$50 for common up 10 si.75q5.15 for choice to
fancy grades. few calves sold at 81 75qS p.
per loo pounds, choice droves selling 1@2c lower
than a week ago. Common to prime droves sold sold
325 and shipping hogs at s3.9Oq3.45.
Sheep-Receipts We're light. but there were
suitcient for the demand and prices snow but
little change. Sheep sold at s1.25I3 and lambs at
Receipts-Cat.le. 800: hogs. 11oOo: sheep. 1000.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3l.-Cattle-Receipts, eco;
shipments. 500. Market steady native shipping
steers. .ss;4oG4;so: dressed beef and shipping
feeders, s2.45Q3:Se. Texas and Indian cattle
steady steers s. 2o@s 5o cows sl5SS sGs
&c higher; , Workers. ssSoGsSa; packers ssl5aSSo;
shssepLReeelpts 800 shipments 100 Market Market
western mixed s2.25qS.5O; lambs, ss@l.25.
s;A EAST LIBERTY. LIB Oct. slacattle steady;
and cows, s2as.4e; veal calves. s5.56ae
H0gs-Market ruled steady; prime assorted
a.25: heavy. ss.sOas, 40; roushs. ss.5Oas. ..o
mon to good. sSG4lO.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. S1.-Cattle-Receipts.
LOCO; shipments. 1900. Market strong. with only
Hogs-Rece,pts. 1900; shipments 100. Market
stronger bulk of sales. 2oq3.3o: heaxies So I7s
lights. SO 2@3.3112; Workers. s3.50M35a12.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, 400. Market
steady: lambs. s3G4.25; muttons. s1.0a2S5.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 31.-Cattie quiet and un-
changed.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: choice packing and
butchers, $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light and market
inactive: good to extra shipping sheep, $3.50
2.35; extra lambs, s3.25@3.5o
CINCINNATI, Oct. 31.-Cattle steady at 81 ESQ
4.50: receipts, 200; shipments. 2o0
Hogs active and 5etl0c higher at 81. .50G3. 40; re-
ceipts, 1s0o; shipments, 2.000.
Sheep slow and weak: receipts, 600; shipments
none; lambs slow at S3d4.15.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02
WHEAT MARKET QUIET
LITTLE TRADING on CHICAGO BOARD
AND PRICES FALL Lac.
Other Grain Was Compa rativeIy
Strong, While Provisions Firmed
TO. Closing Zoe Higher.

CHICAGO. Oct. 31.-The observance Of
flag day and the nearness of election day
made trade in the wheat pit very light to-
day, prices suffering i4c decline Other
markets were quiet. but comparatively
strong, corn advancing l4c, oats isc and
provisions 714q1Oc.
The influence of the strength displayed
by wheat on the open board yesterday aft
ernoon, when tie price CT december
touched 74c was felt at the opening to-day,
Notwithstanding the fact that the quota
tions from Liverpool showed almost
entire absence of sympathy with Fridays
advance on this side Of over 1c per bushel.
Opening prices for December ranged from
13i4c 10 7}i5c. But after the opening furry
the tendency of hour or was down.
ward. and a gradual and Irregular decline
to 723sc resulted. Heavy offerings caused
the decline. Many brokers are asking &C
and 10c margins TO carry wheat lines over
election, Mondays market will have
decidedly holiday aspect The result was
that good deal was offer ed for sale. For
a time the market took the offerings read
lily. but finally the demand slackened and
prices weakened When this was disposed
of. however, another advance to 127sc took
place. This was due more than anything
else TO the light Northwest receipts. The
were 936, against LOSS week ago and
l.232 on the corresponding day Of the year
before. Chicago received 100 cars, against
309 on the parallel day of the previous
year. This looked like a demonstration Of
the truth of the statement that country
deliveries have been falling off for some
time. After that advance interest In the
market almost died out. The price ad-
vanced momentarily to 1850 about half
an hour from the close, but there was
enough for sale at that to turn 1t down
again to !25sQ72F4c. at which point the
session ended
There was but little life in the corn pit.
but prices were firm, ruling trife higher
all day. Gables were better, the shipping
demand was good, elevator people Were
good buyers and local receipts are falling
off. May opened &c higher, at 2SNc, sold
at 2S3sc, of to 2S5sc ana closed steady at
| 2Sa.c.
A quiet and firm market was reported for
oats. Sympathy with corn alone ruled
fluctuations, which were confined to a
range of l4c May opened &c higher, at
21a4c. ranged between 21ssc and 2l7sc, clos
ing steady at 219sc.
provisions were strong on a very moder-
ate amount of business. Opening prices
We're a shade higher, helped by higher hog
receipts and better yard prices. Under a
fair demand prices advanced somewhat
closing steady, with neariy all the advance
maintained. January pork closed 15c high
er, at $.9llaaS; January lard. .0nac higher
at 4.50c; January ribs, .O111c higher, at 3.95c
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
%, $40 head.
Loading fufliroo ropoad foIlo-e.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat-The speculative market opened with a
later. in sympathy with a decline in the Chicago
market: declined. but closed l.1%sc higher than
yesterday for futures. Spot firm No. red, cash.
cash. &C: December .6ssc; May. SlSc. Corn
Futures were also higher in sympathy with
frmer: No . cash 22asc: December. 23c: May
26ssc bid. Oats-Futures stronger. with Nav lsc
higher. Spot dull and neglected.; No. 2. cash.
sl.io. Bran steady. Flaxseed lower at 6S1hc
Prime timothy seed. s2.5ol&. Hay duh and neg
lected. Butter UNCHANGED: Eggs steady at l4c
charged. Pork higher; standard mess jobbing at
S7.25G7.e0. Lard higher; prime steam 4.12lzc:
choice. 4.22lac. Bacon and dry-salt meats steady
Receipts-Flour COCO brls; wheat. Sc. coo bu; corn
l46 coo bu: oats 81 OCO bu. Shpments-F 5000
brls: wheat. $1,000 bu; corn, I5.Oo0 bu oats
q. COO bu.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s1.-Flour dull and un-
changed receipts, Il, 1SG brls: exports none
Wheat steady; spot and month on 'sa.6'4c Deeen-
Southern wheat by sample. 75G77c. Corn firm !:
spot and month. 29$. @3oc: November and Decem-
ber new and old -. 2 SSc; receipts, l2s1oo bu !;
for new Oats steady: No. white. 2ed26Isc: re-
ceipts 80 s4s bu: exports, I0.o0o bu. Rye hrmer:
No. western 4sG 4tc hlt Teeslpts' sI SSOs bu ex-
SIG bid Grain freights and sugar steady and
unchanged. Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs
firm: fresh, isGflSizc; cold storage. 15li l6c.
Cheese firm and unchanged
CINCINNATI. Oct. 31.-Wheat steady: No. .
red soc; receipts. - SEQ bu; shipments. 200
Corn quiet; No. mixed. &c Oats in good de-
mand at 10000. Rye dui,; No . &c. Provisions
at sIiS Butter steady Sugar firm. Eggs firm
at 14.c. Cheese nrm.
No red cash. S0lsc. December. SIC; May, ssI.c:
No ; red 74I.c. Corn-No. . 25l5c. Oats-No'
v hite 2ihc. Rye-No. Sic. Glover seed, IS. 10.
Receipts-wheat. 1871 bu: corn. i..oc bu: oats.
300 bu.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02


Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
Jonathan Brown vs. Georgiana Brown; on trial
by court.
Maggie Bannan vs. Richard Bannan: divorce
Decree for plaintiff at defendants cost.
Isadore Gerling VS.. Joseph Meyer ct al Judg-
ment by agreement for s225.10
Laura fsechtel John Bechtel; divorce. Find
ing for plaintiff at defendants cost
Samantha SchmitZ vs. Hugo Schmitz divorce.
Finding for plaintiff at defendants cost.
Minnie Holbert Thomas Holhert: divorce
Finding for plaintiff against defendant for costs
Cieorgie l. NcGruder Charles w. McCiru-
der: divorce. Decree granted plaintiff. with Gus
tody of minor children.
Rosa Hawkins vs.. George Hawkins: divorce
Theodore Z Griffith VS.. Sarah y. ZeigIer; ac-
count. Judgment against defendant for S431.07
and costs.
Room 3-vinson Carter. Judge.
Eliza Jane Staley William Staley; divorce
Decree granted plaintiff
Ida KaiZer vs. Joseph kaizer; divorce. Evil
dence partly heard continued TO Nov. ..
solomon Clay Laura Clay; divorce. Decree
granted plaintiff.
New suits FILED.
Eta ]. Mann VS.. William King; damages. Cir
cult Court
Frank g. Many ct al: foreclosure Room ,
Hartford Savings and Investment Company. VS..
David l. Cooper ct al. foreclosure. Room l.
Hartford Savings and Investment Company vs..
Daniel Atkinson VS.. Edward Godburg ct al
damages. Room 2.
Dina Trimpe. administrator. VS.. City of In
dlax,c rolls al
Francis Whitaker We, Indiana Bermudez AS.
phalt Company; damages. Room ).
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02
The Sunday journal, By Nail, Saa Year

W. ]. Bryan expect there VIII be trouDie
between the two before the latter iedSes We,
Chicago. To begin with. the noiiiileS ~ -
;, Door opirion OF the chairmanS ihaihase
ment of the campaign. and 1t is said lhat
honors are easy in that particular. ior SEN
ator Jones has believed all along ttiat Dry
90 - 6oinfy the cause little good by try
ing To break the worlds record lor con-
tinuous speech. Aside from to-morrow
meeting at Eattcry D,-Bryan VIII nave no
ayt,rne meetings. and ais leisure. under
ordinary circumstances. would be spent ,,1a ia
conference with Chairman ' ohes anu "ts "a
Colleagues AZ national headquarters. IL Is
Thought that in Chairman Jones ; present
flame of mind these conferences are maple
TO wind UP in quarre,s Either that or else
Jcnes will vent his irritation by attacking
Marx Hanna again Since the latter an
swered his strike proclamation the Sena-
Tor has remained in ambush. Senator Jones
is not on good terms with the Illinois lead
ers either. Gahtn, Nelson and Burfe car
rieyl their point In regard 10 Bryan \ Cook
ccAnty tour. and he doesn't like the& amy
better for their success.
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02
REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Five Transfers, with a Total COnsid-
eratiOn of S5,45O.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at . p. m, Oct 81. 1896. as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter OF titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets In
danapolis. Suite 229 first Office floor. The
Lcmcke. Telephone 1850:
Nathan A. Stanton TO Henry Z. Korte-
peter, southwest quarter of northwest
quarter OF section %. township Il. range $50
Hugh A. Cummings 10 W. Marion White
sell and wife. part of lot Dawson's ad-
dition to Broad Ripple 200
Allen VI. Fletcher to George Jensen. part
OF east half OF southwest quarter OF Sec
tion &C. township l., range 3................ 400
John c.. Michelfeider TO Frank y. Schmidt
dition 1900
Syndicate Land Company TO T. J.. Nc
Dorough, lots 20 10 30, block S. Tuxedo
Park 500
Transfers. 3: consideration. So 40
The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-02
.eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet;
winter patents, SS.7SNl4: straights. s3.40QS so;
spring specials >se4.25; spring patents, $500
AIS straghts, So. .40q3.75; bakers. s2.7JQ3.1o No.
spring wheat. 10xc; No. spring wheat, 65Q6sc:
No. red 7Sssa 7454c. No. corn, 2S7sa2ic. No.
oats, lSc; No. white, I. o. b., Nl.c: No.
white, Z. o. b.. F4d194c. No. . rye. S5isc. No.
barley nominal: No. 3. z. o. b., 2Sqs4c; No. 4,
Z. o. b., 24I27i2c. Short-rib sides loose, 370@
3.eoc; drysalted shoulders. boxed. 4Iizc: short
clear sides. boxed, 44iisc Whisky, distillers'
finished goods. per gal, Sl1S. Sugars-Cut loaf.
4.95c; granulated, 4.32c.
Recepts-Flour 5000 brls wheat 5000 bu:
corn, 349. coo bu: $50 600 bu; IL 600 bu;
barley, 114,0o0 bu. Shipments-Flour. H. 600 brls.
wheat 1900 bu corn, 34e 600 bu; oats 273 900 bu
rye, u, 0oo bu; barley, 14S, 900 bu.