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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-01
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l.-Dealings in wheat to-
day were confined within cent range. The
ket had fairly steady tone, but no speculative
feature Continental houses sold and showed ca
bles not in sympathy with the steadiness here.
English markets hrmer, but quiet Enor-
nous seaboard wheat and -four clearances more
than offset the enlarged movement of spring and
winter wheat at interior points. Crop news had
little effect on the market. Export trade dis
appointing. About twelve loads were reported.
mostly Kansas hard wheat. December opened lse
higher ct 94l4c, touched 95c during the day.
dropped 10 $3.50 and closed at 947sc or &c higher
than it closed last night. Total transactions
only $780, 000 bushels. Corn maintained a steady
tone all day in the face of rather heavy selling
pressure on the part of several big Western
longs. Local demand was stimulated by dry
Weather stronger cables and lighter receipts than
expected. December sold from Slice 10 37Sc, clos
jrg at 37l5c which was 1sc higher than last night.
Sentiment locally continues bmllish corn.
FIour--Recepts, Az 3SS brls exports. 81, $40 brIs
Market duh and featureless al old prices winter
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Condition of the Corn Cron

WASHINGTON Aug. 31.-The Weather
Bureau in its report of crop conditions for
the week ending at a. M, Aug. 80 says
I'm the lake region and New England the
week has been too COOL and in the States
of the central valleys too dry for best re-
suits. In the middle and south Atlantic
and gulf States, and generally through the
Rocky mountain and Pacific coast regions
the week has been favorable. Early corn
is maturing rapidly in Iowa, Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota, but
it has made slow progress in Illinois, In
diana, Michigan. Wisconsin and Minnesota.
and moisture In Ohio early corn is ma
turing nicely, and will be ready to cut in
e erai in Kansas. In Kentucky. Tenn ennessee
and Arkansas the crop promises to be very
short owing to drought. AS a result Of
iO1nrOVp6
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CHICAGO Aug S1.-In cattle the few natives
on sal; were disposed OF at an9ut sIeaEy pr "a
cattle Native beef steers sold between $Ssoet ~
dispatches reported an advance of Ac per pound
in the best steers Choice COWS ana helIers sora
weak and SO are common bulls. This was calf calf
day an3 here o was ge ower ap an week
Stockers and feeders sold very well at the receht
b9yers. Texas cattle Were little lower to-day
and Westerns were off fully lGe ,.a CO., hoos
and prices were strong nickel higher with n, the
H Iots brought $SS5G4 and choice to extra light
Weights found buyers at s4.45q4.55 Common lots
ed acanst such hogs they sold 56@45c below good
to choice coIn-fed droves. Shippers took the best
STee emu were IN demand at $2.25Q25O for culs
up 70 81 bigb as So vs. Western range locks sold
actively at sos55 for feeders with killers g N N
G for poor t prme bg s9ng6 ee sRseS q COO
sT 2us S Mar Market stsady to se III P
tves Texans shade lower far air to fancy fP
steers. s45OG5 light steers under 1 gOo pounds;
and heifers, saGl.50: Texas and Indian steers,
ST. 9O04.50: cows and heiters, s2NS25. 600 ,r.,...
SC higher; light s4aoQ44o; mixed. s4loq4a5;
nf shesep@Receipts 5000; shipments, 5oo1 Market
steady TO strong; native muttors, Sz'sVgS.iV;
stockers. s2.25a8, lambs s3.5oa5.l5.
NEW YORK Aug 1.-Beeves-ReceiPts, 1,12s;
no trading. European cables quote American
steers at 103M11Ac; refrigerator Deet, St24Sc.
Exports to-day, $50 beeves 22io quarters OF peel.
Caives-Receipts, So Market quiet and STEADY aeI
veals s56f7 Is; grassers and buttermtlks, S3oOn4.
Hogs-Keceipts. ABB Market weak at A.4o@
ssS5;aep and I,ambs-Recepts. 2.544 Market quiet
and steady all around sheep S2n5.Io lambs,
$4a5s71s.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. notwithstanding,
II 600 Best natives steady, others weak 70 Joe
lower: Texas cows, $22013; native steers, S5:oVn
s. native cows and hcifers, Sslc;59gS.s'; stockers
ard feeders. 81. 50Gf450 bulls, s2at3.5O
ali HoerS@Receipts 10000. Market 5Q10c higher;
huik of sales "a l0G14.I5; heaves S4.05u 420 pack
ers s3 95G4 is; mixed, S4.05Q4 20; lights, $3.50
4i7lz; Workers. $415q4d7lz PIGS. 20 so rg
SheeD-Receipts, 4oUe. Market DrHls lainDs,
s2s0a5 muttons s2.55u5oV
EAST LIBERTY. Aug. 31.-Cattle unchanged;
Hogs SLOW, prime pigs. $i.65a4.7Oi best light
Workers 81. G06I4.6 best medium weights, $4-oo0
hogs s4 306D4.40; roughs, S3n3;l9
sheep steady; choice. IV5G4.lOi common, YOU
G3.lO; choice lambs, $5lO4o.5a; common 10 GOOD
lambs. s4a5.
EAST BUFFALO. Aug. sl.-Cattle dull;
Hogs-Yorkers, good to choice A69m4. 20.
rOughS, common 10 goou, %. tS44f p4ss' EoVd W
sheen ana Lam bs-Lambs good TO extra choice.
e. 2sS65 az. culs to fair. So I5G5 sheep choice 10
selected wethers. $.2544So; culls and common,
s2t013.50.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. .-Cattle--Receipts. 81.
Marke- steady and prices unchanged.
Hocs-ReceIpts 729. Market active, the hest
selling at %.45, liShts. A.Aog4A; roughs. 1856
Sheep ana Lambs Receipts. 2ss Market steady
and prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Aug. s1.-Cattle steady at 81
Hogs steady at sss0Q45O
Sheep steady at s2g3.o0s lambs quiet and steady.
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG. 81


Daisy King, thirty -four days, SS7 North Noble
Thomas Condor. ffty-hve years, statehouse.
fatty degeneration of heart. 81
Clara Teeky, 1fty-nine years, S41 Charles
street, typhoid pneumonia. az -,
Henry r. Voigt, thirty-one years, oZo North
Illinois street, pneumonia. ooo Go. -,
ridian street meningitis. a. -, c..
Sarah Onut. fifty..seven years. 40 North senate
Ida Harman, thirteen months, 1474 shurman
Ethel Echols. ten years. IA Minnesota street,
appendicitis ~. .1.,
fever. % e.4
Oriental street, heart lesion
Bernice Thompson, four months, Mt jackson,
Leva Kimberlain. twenty-five years, IS Ludlow
Alice Beckwith. forty-six years. "a Martindale
avenue, tuberculosis. M
Thomas Cornett, sixty years, city. peritonitis.
Peter Wickliff. hfty-three years, 225 Howard
Mrs Elizabeth Nelson. thirty-six years. 46 Bis
marck avenue. typhoid fever.
Ida Christian, twenty-slX years, IA Chapei
street, consumption.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Eleven Transfers, with a Total Con-
sfderation of $3O,S5O.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder S
Office of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Aug. 81 1897, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis. Suite 229, first office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
Keystone Land Company to Wilson Morrow,
LOIS s.. II and 70, Aliens Highland place. 81, 900
Michael j. Ready 10 William ID. Cooper,
TART of Lot 10, Bradshaw & Buffers adj -
William D. Cooper to Michael j. Ready,
Lot 20. in Block Al: Lot Is, Block ~;
Lot g. Block Al, North indianapolis. $500
George w. Heavens to Fideiia j. Gregg,
Lots is and IL, Trost's subdivision OF
Holiness West End addition. .............. 1900
Harrington, part of Lot 81, Lewis q Co.'S
Arsenal Heights addition Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Felix I. McWhrter to Charles A. Boochers,
Lot g. McWhirters subdivision of A. E.
FletcherS first addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
Harry j.. Milligan to Scott Cory, Lot 4,
Nuttings subdivision of A. E. Fletcher's
second addition $50
John Hedlund to Arthur V. Brown ct al.
Lot 1872, Kahn & Johnsons first West
Indianapolis addition Observation-Disclosures. 600
lenma Guymon to Laura A. Van VIE,
south half of Lot TO- Square li............. 1000
Genevieve NJ. Coils to William f. Baker
subdivision of Square % .................. 5000
James w. Van Cieave to William A. Larsh
and wife, Lot TO- Clark 4 Osgood's first
addition TO West Indianapolis. .............. 800
Transfers. IL; consideration. .............$ 800 $50
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Wool.

BOSTON. Aug. 31.-The wool market here is
even stronger than last week and prices are still
advancing The demand continues GOOD and man
uiacturers are disposed to buy freely. Fleece
WOODS are doing little, although supplies available
are small and dealers making no efforts to
sell, as there is a feeling that these woods will
DO better later in the season. The sales of terri
tory WOODS continue in the lead. Fine medium
and fine on the secured basis are calling Tor
42Q44c while choice staple lots would go con-
siderabiy higher II they could be obtained.
Australian wcols continue in excellent demand
and values show hardening tendency. Follow
ing are the quotations for leading descriptions:
OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA feeees-,X and above. &c;
combing 2OQ27c No. combing &c. Michigan,
Wisconsin, etc-X Michigan 2O9l21e; No Mich,
igan combing. 246125c; No. / Illinois 24Gl25c: No
Michigan, 24d25c; No. Illinois, 24d25c; X New
York New Hampshire and Vermont 19M20c: No
l New York, New Hampshire and Vermont 230D
Z4c; delaine, Michigan, Ac. Unwashed medium
Kentucky and Indiana 1-blood combing, 21@22c;
Kentucky and Indiana II blood combing 2lG522c:
Missouri A-blood combng. 21c Missouri ss-blood
combing 2lc. Lake and Georgia. 19d20c. Texas
Wools-Spring medium az months), 140-5c;
secured price, 39Q4Oc; spring fine az months), la
lac; secured price 43Q44c. Territory wools-Mon-
tara fine medium and fine 13@15c; secured price
42@44c; staple, 47c. Utah, Wyoming etc-Fine
medium and fine, 12014c; secured price, 42G44c:
staple, 45G447c. Australian (scoured basis)-
Combing, superfine, 56Q5Sc; combing, good, 54G
56c; combing average, 52Q53c; Queensland comb
ing. 52@55c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. s1.-Wool strong: medium, 1S
Gl91sc; light hnel 1112Q1312c; heavy fine, 912Q12c;
tub-washed, 19Q2712c.
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tin, best brands. &c 14s2O s425q4.75: 2ox2S. $3.50
Te50: &c. 20x2S, old STYLE 3d. block tin in pigs,
isc block tin in bars. lsc zinc. sheet, &C. copper
bottoms. 2lc: plansned copper, gle; solder. f10
f1c: iron 27B. $3.50. &c. So: iron, best bloom,
galvanizec, 75c and 10 per cent; lead. pressed
bars. Sc.
Price per box Of so square feet. Discount 8
aH SKIS It to 1ox15-sngle: AA, 81; A. $780, B, $685.
c, S. Double: "A, $3.50: A. $50; B, $S.25
1ix14 and 12xlS to 16x24-Singe IA, SIS: A,
$7.25; b, 81. Double: AA, $685. A, 1925; B.
isx2o and 2ox2o to 2Ox3o-single: IA, $3.50: A.
$50; b, 50. Double: "A, Sl4 A. So. Is; b. $12..
1896 to 24xso- Single; A. sl15o: A, SO; b.
2ex2s to 24xs6-single: IA, s12; A., $3.50; B,
$3.50 Double: IA, SIC: a, $3.50; b, $1325.
sI2.75: 4. $1175; B, s1o.25. Double: "A, sl7.20;
2sx4s to sox5o-single: AA. SIS: A. $3.50; B,
s12 Double e.e AA SIPS; 4, SIS; ,. $l6s,s
s1450. Double: IA. s22.75: A. $2125; B. $50.
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An August Frost.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 31.-A heavy frost
is reported to have visited the northern
part of the State last night. At East Ia
was, a great deal of damage was done to
vegetation and the remainder of the crop
standing was ruined. The frost through
that section of the country was general.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 3.-Reports of
frost come from a few points in southern
Minnesota and North Dakota. Late tender
crops and garden truck were killed or bad
" damaged. but none of the reports speak
Of very serious injury to corn, except one
from southern Minnesota, which represents
the damage as being heavy to corn and
late flax. Wheat is unaffected, being most
ly harvested.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. GA light frost,
the first of the season. has visited this
section, but did no damage.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The dry goods market
famed in nearly ali GRADES The ds,o Me 9ar
staple cottons is as pronounced in the late
past and prices firm The spot buying is
scarcely as pronounced in any grade, but mail
orders are still of fair proportions. Wooden and
worsted goods for mems wear and in dress goods
are in steady, well-sustained request at fair
prices. Jobbers report fair business in all de-
partments. In staple cottons the demand for
domestic use is unchanged and scarcely abated
in either brown or beached goods Coarse colored
cottonS are firm. Print cloths again firm and
without change of moment. The quotation is still
25sc for spot extras, with contracts refused at
that figure. The sales of odd goods have been Of
fair proportions, but the demand for extras has
suffered decline owing to strong prices. Prints
have not been advanced in any grade. Neverthe-
less there Is sreat strength in all the staple
increases in prices are imminent.
FALL. RIVER, Aug. 31.-Prnt cloth continues
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butter. EGGS and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aug. 31-Butter-Receipts. ~ S79
packages; Market firm Western creamery, l2@
19c; Egins, 19c factory sole. Cheese-Re-
ceipts. s58i packages. Market steady; large
white, sac small white Zoe; large colored. 9szc
small coored, 10c; part skins, 5150615c; full
skins. 3ta@4c. Eggs-Recepts. -, so packages
Market firm; State and Pennsylvania H1@ql9c
Western, 16laM17c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady creamery
I301Se; dairy. 9@15c. Eggs firm; fresh, 131ac
Cheese steady at So G91Ec
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. SHUTTER steady
farcy Western creamery, T7c Eggs finn fresh
nearby and Western, t5c. Cheese strong and
higher.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. -Eggs-Recepts are
moderate and demand good; fresh candled Mis-
souri, and Kansas STOCK, lie.
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SUMMER BACK AGAIN.
Warmer, Fair Weather Predicted I
FOrecaster Wappenhans.

warmer, Fair Weather Predicted by
FOrecastcr Wappenhans.
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for
the twenty-four hours ending IL p. M, Sept.
Warner fair weather on Wednesday.
General Conditions Yesterday - Low at
mospheric pressure prevails west and mod
erately high barometric pressure east of the
Mississippi. The temperature rose every
where except west of Lake Superior; Fair
weather prevails, and light rains fell only
from Montana nOrthWard.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-For Ohio-Fair,
followed by increasing cloudiness, with
showers on the lakes; light southeasterly
winds increasing; warmer
For misunderstanding weather, with
probable showers Wednesday evening or
night warmer; southeaSterly winds.
For Illinois-Threatening weather and
probably showers Wednesday afternoon;
warmer in eastern portion; Southeasterly
pyin
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Petroleum steady;
United closed at 72c bid. Rosin steady; strained
common to good. $145Q1.50. Spirits of turpentine
firmer at 29AM30Ac.
SAVANNAH. Aug. s1:-spirits of turpentine
steady at 2612@27c. Rosin steady at 81. l50il 90
Crude turpentine firm at $3.50, $3.50 and $780, Tar
firm at Si.10.
OIL CITY. Aug. S1.-Credit balances 7lc GER
tiicates. 73c bid for cash. shipments. 1O3, $50 brs
runs 142,S47 brls.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 31.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 26c bid, 2612c asked. Rosin firm; sales
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Edna and ]. E. Barcus city, boy. o
Louisa and Dietrich Strohmeyer 43O West
Lena Lena and Christian Reimer. 124 West Arizona
Kate and Thomas Burk, 113 Blake street, girl;
Clara and Edward II. Meredith, 80 Central
Emma and Augustus w. Keever 21O West
Jennie and Jessie L. Dunn 1908 Park avenue.
Stella and Frank S. smalIwood. S26 Sanders
street, girl. a.. -,
Margaret and w. I. Anderson ZOl4 belleton-
tainA street boy.
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The Canadian wheat Crou.

TORONTO, Ont. Aug. S1.-Advices re-
ceived here are that by tonight all of the
%, 900 900 bushels of wheat in Manitoba will
be cut. There was no frost sufficient to
damage the wheat in Manitoba this sea-
son and next week will probably see the
bulk of wheat threshed. The crop will be
the largest in the history of the Canadian
Northwest. The yield will run as high as
thirty-five bushels to the acre. while in
Ontario it is as high as forty The total
wheat crop of Canada this year will be
fully sixty million bushels of prime wheat.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 9l.-Cotton quiet sales
AIS bales; ordinary, 6sci good ordinary, 6ise; low
7s4c; middling fair. l3-16c receipts. 51S7 bales
stock, g. 141 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug 31.-Cotton firm; middling
7-16c: receipts, is bales; shipments none; stock
"a bales sales, $50 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Cotton closed auiet and
nc lower middling uplands, &c. middng gulf
SAC.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Aug. s1.-Caifornia dried fruits
steady; evaporated apples. prime wire tray &c
wood -dried. prime. &c; choice. sac: fancy 624c:
prunes, 3iaq71zc, to size and quality apricots
R@yal, 7dSe: Moor Park SG10c: peaches un.
peeled. case; peeled. ll4l4e.
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gs h apsspees Money a i flowing ling
market. old bills are well out Of the way and
retail merchants need goods and the public is in
the last three years. In most lines the range Of
prices is low but in nearly every article the ten
groceries c dry goods. hardware. iron. leather.
ticle which might be named. with these healthy
conditions and the firm tone to so many descrip-
The business of the month entered to-day will be
the most satisfactory of any September since 1892.
chants. Provisions and produce markets are in
YEAR, on commispion row i on articles Shipped ' IN
here prices arc we'll maintained, but in the way
good September business even with commission
MERCHANTS. is very favorable
a as %n Of in the least three More
vancing tendency which prevailed most Of the
traifc; The month closed with track bids ruling
Wheat-No. red s1c: No. red, Ss@ssc; Au-
C sEF, white sic, No. white, SIC: No,
mixed. 9Ol4c; No 9 white mixed, 30Ac: No 4
low 30sc; No yellow 274c: No. mixed sO&e
No mixed, SOAc; No. A mixed. 27Ac; ear corn,
oats.No white, .ls4c; No. .shite l7c; No
H naSea l'' / timothy S9 m ss6s.5o.
Inspections-.Wheat: No. red cars; total, 2
yellow. G; No. 2 mixed. 2: No. g. 10; total. 81
cars.
EOuItry anu Ouner frOduce.
Prices paid by snlppers)
Poultry-Hens 617c: springs, 61sc; cocks. &c;
ben turkeys, 7c; TOMS &C. ducks, &C. geese,
4Of G,,i for or. fun feathered; soc for pIucked.
Eggs-Strictly fresh lie
Feathers-,Prime geese. soc per lb prime duck.
10617c per ID.
Beeswax-SOc for yellow. 25c for dark.
Honey l2G14c per ID
Wool-Medium unwashed 15c; fine merino I'M
washed, 1eG11c tub-washed, 20G25c; bury and
understandable. sc less.
HIDES. TALI.ow, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /. sac; No. 2. TAG; No.
calf l0c; No. calf, S12c.
Grease White, 2$tc: yellow, 2Ac; brown 2Ac.
IalloW-No. /, &c; No. 2 2iac.
Bones-Dry, $l2M13 per ton.
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Tuesdays Bank CIenrings.

Al Chicago--Clearings Si5, 1885, S6. New York
exchange. zoe discount: Sterling exchange: Posted
rates s4S4it and S4.S6iz.
e442 800.
Al ladelphia-Ciearings, s9.4o2 1852 balances.
At View York-cIearings, sis2s 2s277: balances.
At BOSTON learings. sii.75o.oss; balances.
Al ST. Iouls-clearlngs s4i7f. eO7; balances.
teS1. PSI. - ...,.ooo
AT Memphis-Clearings. sl6s, 4ss: balances.
Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sl.cs2. 300
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John D. wilkins. aged thirty-six years
was declared insane yesterday He is a
laborer and unmarried One of his decisions
is that he was married to a colcred woman
In his sleen He was found in the Streer
-hugging telegraph pole.
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ing futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour slightly
easier No spring wheat. Sslk@90c; No. spring
zoe; No. 2 yellow corn, zoe. No. 2 oats, 1Ss4c;
No. white. t. Q. b., 2l@2SAc; No. 8. white, I. o.
b., 20G22c. No rye, ACC. No. barley nominal
No. B., f. o. b., S0qi2c; No. 4, +. o. b., SO9S514c
No. faxseed. s1@1.02 Prime timothy seed, STE.
$4.S2h@4S5. short-rib sides Qoosel, $5.55Q5. 50;
Clear siles( boxed, $si21SG625. Whisky, distili-
ers' finished goods. pei. gal. $1.22.
corn. 100000 blu; oats, 100000 bu; rye, 5000 bu
barley, 1000 blu. Shipments-Flour 5000 brls:
wheat 1900 bu corn 377 600 blu; oats ITO 900 bu
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RuiIding Permits.

Patrick Hagerty. frame house. 261 South Cap
Herman Greunke addition $40.
j. NJ Crandali shop. rear 6e7 Indiana avenue,
silas r. straub, frame house. North Indian
apolis. $780,
street. s200.
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hid and Sc IL asked. Copner closed duief AZ n IA
Q11.30c Tin dull at lS.65G13. Toe. Spelter quiet
at 4.Z0di30c. Lead hrmer Exchange, 417IsaI
4.20c: brokers', 3S5c.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. sl.-Lead firm at 4c. spelter
dull at 4121ac.
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Frank J. Kernel and Minnie Kirkhoff.
Michael NJ. Mahoney and Nellie G.. Carson.
Peter Wagner and Fannie Elmer.
Charles Kruger and Pauline Doerr.
Martin Kenny and Maria Dugan.
Zimena ID. Miller and Nora Hawkins.
William Henderson and Sarah Jane Walters
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle Steady-Hogs Active and
HfEher-Sheen Weaker

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. A.-Cattle-Receipts
LEO: shipments. 400. The supply OF good steers
and fat butcher stun was light and prices steady
There were also good number OF commoner
grades. which sold some lower.
Export grades 4T09 800
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
A Month of Very satisfactory Trade
mud Satisfactory Prices.

Yesterday closed month in which trade in
several lines was highly satisfactory and in most
lines better than had been anticipated on the
srst day OF august. September 10 entered under
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Local observations Tuesday.

Bar. Their. H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
Z a. m. .SOl2 GO g. N'east. Clear. 600
Z p. m. 1902 II 80 S'east Clear. 600
Maximum temperature, SO; minimum tenn
perature 90.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Aug. 81: