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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-21

GHIcA A Oct 2omThe small proportion Of fat
sold at about steady prices, but other grades
were ON an average ltc per lVU C1nus Iowe4, wL.lI
the poorest native dressed beef steers up to 81 80
@5S5 for choice to prime shipping cattle. with the
made of dfty-one choice 151i-nound steers at S. 3d.
few prime feeders rse, up to $3.50 while common
brought satisfactory prices, but butchers and
Gamers stuff sold somewhat lower in most in
stances Calves were eol lower than last week, with
sales largely at s550aS and a few choice lots
and prime heifers were Worth ss7o western tern
feeders sold actively at s3.65q415 and few sold
Resra6e dTSyes Of hogs moved off sqtisfae
coarse packing hogs that We're hard to dispose Of
even at concessions. Heavy packers sold at SO 30
M3ed and MEDIUMS aaagS shipping u hs s9 %dss sSs
$1,000 and light weights sold at sS.55G4. Pig
Trade in sheep and lambs was more active than
raSe o sno Naive sheen weTe aabe tpr So e.
G3 for the poorest up to A.25@4.50 for the best
a at o With the s IN IN t dea daF AZ @
s75 Lambs sold actively at S. 75QSs 50 for poor
Receipts-cattle. 5000; hogs. $4,000; sheep,
shipments, COO Market barely steady for natives:
Texans steady to strong; fair to choice native
8 eS5 6S dressed beef e and butchers steers S. %
and heifers. s2Q4.s0; Texas and Indian steers
Y S5Q4.25, bulk at sa.4Oq375 cows and heifers
Hogs-Receipts. g 900; shipments 500 Market 1oc
lower; light, $3.65M3.75; mixed S3.50QI3.10; heavy
S3.5063S0.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments none. Market
s1.50G350; lambs, $445.35
KANSAS CITY. Oct. O-Cattle-Receipts
II, 900. Best grades steady; others weak TO 10c
lower; Texas steers. S2.5O15.65; Texas cows 81 20
az O5: native steers. S3.901510 native cows and
helfers sl.5ogs9o stockers and feeders. 1894. 81:
bulls, 50. 156t310.
Hogs-Receirts. 70 900. Market weak to sc
lower; bulk Of sales So 5013571s: heavies SO 45Qp
800 packers, sS.45QS.s7ls' mixed s3.5OG3e2h;
fVhf RI. 49, Workers.
SS.tG43671a.
$3.T5Q525 muttons s2.65Q415.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Beeves-Receipts, I5O4
Native steers. So 90Gf510 stays and S2I4. 40
bulls 81 50Qf3.05; dry cows S1.15QS.50 European
cables quote American steers at l0A0llc; re-
frigerator beef 7Q7hc Exports. S,42O quarters OF
beef CalVes-Receipts. l.723 veals SDalf. so:
grassers $3Q3.25: Westerns. $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 7,e39. Market firm at 81 206l4. As.
Sheer and 1ambs-Receipts, 9.3l4. Sheep, $50
4.50; lambs. S5d6.
EAST LIBERTY. oct. 2O.-Catte steady: prime.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Transfers, with n Total Con-
sfderatiOn OF S1S.O5O.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at D. Oct. 20, 1897, as fur
nished by Theo. Stein. abstracter of titles
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis Suite 229 first Office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Frank L. Daugherty to John A. Victor Lot
II, Monforts Keystone addition ........... 81 2OC
wife, same lot - 27Ot
Aetna Saving and Loan Association to Ed
ward j. Cooney Lot 544 McCartys elev-
enth West Side addition. Observation-Disclosures. 120(
Litta B. Hugeler to Plymouth Saving and
IS, Downey & Erwin's subdivision of
Hutchings ct al Brookside addition. q
John c. Gregg to Samuel H. Richey, Lot
%, Miami Powder Company's addition.... 3,50(
Simon Yandes TO Robert s. Cose and wife,
Lot 81, Drake & Mayhew's second addi-
John J. Cooper ct al. to same, Lots 49,
50, Sc and 81, Mullany & Coopers North
Indianapolis addition Observation-Disclosures. 140(
Charles NJ. Coo~er to same, Lots and s.
Block % North indianapolis. ............... 200(
August M. Kuhn to Soren Hansen, Lot
of Seidensticker g. Naltners addition. 57s
George w. Stout to Mary Emma Byers,
Lots 535, 526 and 537, Stout's Indiana
avenue addition ............................. 120(
d ot 7 , Ray & Fletahers subdivision of 20,
John w. Marien to A. G. Shortridge, part
of east half Of northwest quarter of Sec
ton l, Township Is, Range 4............... 1,20C
Nettie A; Frazee to Rebecca F. Klingen-
Transfers, 10; consideration ...... SIS 95(
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-F1our-Receipts 13, 272
brls Market more active and frmer at the close
with wheat; winter low grades, s303.15. Rye
flour steady Buckwheat flour dull. Buckwheat
steady Corn meal dull; Western. SOC. Rye firm
er: No. Western, 4s1zc. Barley steady. Barley
malt nominal.
Wheat-Receipts 253, 500 bu; exports, %, 1853 bu.
Spot firm No . red, e91sc. Options opened weak
and declined under reported rains in Argentine,
bearish continental statistics on requirements and
transfer of Duluth wheat to Chicago; turned
sharply and fully recovered on heavy covering by
early short sellers closed strong at ss9kc net
advance; October closed at 94%c; December,
SO 7-16G94%c. closed at 94ssc.
Corn-Receipts. 5sO25 bu. Spot firm; No. Q.
3lAc Options opened steady and with few ex-
ceptions firm all day; closed &c net higher;
November closed at 3Oc; December, 3OisQ30 13-16c,
oats|Receipts, 2s4. 100 bu; exports $50 bu Spot
quiet; No 2 2211c Options n = opened quiet ruled
tober closed at 22Ac; December. 2SAQ2S4sc, closed
Hay dull Hops quiet. Hides ady. Leather
Beef steady. cut meats strongsr; picked bel
refined steady. p' Pork dull. '''' = - III
Talow dull. Cotton-seead5, ed, oil steady; prime
crude. COO: prime yellow, 23lsc.
Coffee-Optons opened STEADY ct unchanged
prices and ruled inactive and featureesS through
sence of speculative Interest; closed dull with
Pe PTS b UNCHANGED to 91@ bef dne a
6.45c. Spot coffee-Rio quiet No. Z, invoice sac,
Receipts IA coo bags cleared for the United
States 5000 bags: CLEARED for Europe. 5000 bags:
from the United States 1871 bags. incIudin:
Is, ISL from New York New York stock to-day
ahoat for the United States, 900 bags total
visible for the United States slilIS bags, against
GIG. 6S2 last year and 553.o6G in lS95
Sugar-Raw nominal; refined steady.
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Births.

Mary and Patrick Newlan, 100 South Oriental
street, boy.
Letitla and selwyn B. Hill, $50 East Nineteenth
street, girl.
Anna f. C. and Louis c.. Stoetlng. 1875 East
Washington street, boy.
ton street. boy.
Celia A. and William Hendrix 145 Miller street.
hoy
Amanda and Albert Reeder, Graceland and
Thirty-seventh streets, girl.
Emma and Charles McGiffin, North Capitol ave-
nue., girl and boy.
Edith NJ. and Edward NJ. Churchman, els North
Pennsylvania street, boy.
Nettie and John Shipley, GA West Court street.
girl
Mary and Allen Rushton, 1924 Chadwick street.
girl
Mary and Charles Poirier, 1876 Villa avenue
boy
girl
girl.
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ADROlT FEMALE SWINDLER.
Posing n Pension Inspector and Al
legged to BE Coming Money.

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 20.-The United
States Secret-service officers and pension
examiners are hunting for a very adroit
woman swindler. She first made her ap-
pearance at a Denison-avenue home late
in the evening, claiming to have fallen out
of her carriage and injured her leg. She
remained a week at the house. and then,
having borrowed $50. fed Later she ap-
peared as the widow of General Whitaker
ard claimed to be q special United States
pension Inspector with power to raise and
cut pensions. In this way she literally
coined money. She has operated in sew
eral northern Ohio towns, including Sc
vile, Lodi. Wooster, Doylestown. Medina
and Elyria. Her inyariable introduction
is TO represent that her carriage has broken
down and that she is in need of temporary
relief. Her aliases are Mrs. General Por-
ter Mrs. General Poole Mrs. General Whit
aker, Mrs. Anna May, Mrs. Mary Koch and
Mrs ID. Il. Park. A capias has been Is
sued for her arrest in this city.
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by shorts while not much was for sale the mar mar,
ket closed about re above yesterday s =,
May Use asked oats-Futures dull and strong
er Spot hisheT No cash. eeyator lsss b el
lsssc bid; May. 2lc bid. Rye higher, at 44c. corn
4sG5Oc Fiaxseed higher at CSC: prime timotuy
sd ssf 5md Hay E for fh9ies sades
f6G2S5Sc; dairy, 1iGisc Eggs firm at nc.
Whisky. sl.20. Cotton tcs nc; bagging, 6asGIAge
s4:g7lk, Bacon-I3oxed lots, extra short clear and
shoulders $3.50; extra short-clear, S5.25; ribs,
s5;37l2 shorts, $3.50. Receipts-Flour 900 brls;
shipments-Tlour 1900 bris; wheat, So 600 blu;
corn, $4,000 blu: cats, 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE Oct 2emFo y ,z dg and prices
extra, s3.4O04.15; Western family, A5Oa4.75; win
5.25 spring wheat straights. A,S0d5; receipts,
I. 506 brls: exports, 1870 brls Wheat firm; spot
er No. red, s9al@90c; Southern wheat by sample.
S91 Sis b wheat 9n gSae
steady mixed. spot and october, quiet at 8OlaQ
mixed sSH@9S%c; ng Southern Gl White corn saS5c
Southern yellow. s2dS3c; receipts. 45,147 bu; ex-
Sc; receipts. 72si bu: Rye firm; No, Westerl.
92a5c bid receipts S42 bu sSRoT5ts II l4s bn
and fairly active and unchanged. Butter firm and
steady and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. -Hams-short-cut steady
at s2s Bacon.Cumberland cut firm D. at S5s I'D
clear mlddies. heavy. firm at s2s clear, bellies.
IL to IA lbs firm at Ais Lard-Spot dull at 2Ss.
Corn-Spot, American mixed, DUH at IS I'd;
October quiet at IS I'D: November quiet at IS
I'd; December quiet at IS 1lsd.
CINCINNATI. Oct; 2O.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; Ne red, 92c. Corr, stronger: No
20Ac Rye quiet; No. 2, acc. Lard steady at
s4.25. Bulk meats steady at $3.50. Bacon steady
at S5.15 Whisky steady at - 20. Butter slow.
Sugar dull. Eggs steady at 1Sc. Cheese firm
TOLEDO, Oct. 20-wheat higher and active;
No. 2 cash, 9312c; December 941zc. Corn dull,
but steady; No Mixed 24l9c. Oats dull, but
steady; No. mixed 1S1sc. Clover seed active
and higher prime cash, $40.
DETROIT. Oct. 2O.--wheat-No. 1 white. 91lkc;
No. red, 93c; December, 9SAc May, 94c Corn
No: mixed. 25c. Oats-No. white, 2S12c Rye
No. 2, 47Ac.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harry w. Pavey and Augusta CuIbertson.
Willis M; Conner and Anna NJ: Phillips.
Edward NJ. r. Howe and Molie f. Hoffman
Herbert Selleek Wood and Anna Louise Carter.
William Babe and Christina Brinkman.
Louis ID. Schmidt and Emile K. p Schoppen-
horst.
Harry A. Washburn and Minnie D. Cummins
William c. Kich and Martha y. Bonlke.
Earle E. Stafford and Laura ~ Conlon.
John r. Gray and Fred j. Tueth.
Elisha Grove Anthony and L. Gertrude Bell
James Hartley Parkhurst and Mabel Claire
pittemore.
Alfred Dallas Hitz and Matte Ella Alard
John O. Pickett and Mae Mac Joynt.
Maurice E. CartN right and Catherine A Never
Jonathan NJ. Clark and Carrie Elizabeth Hues-
tir.
James Patterson and Josie OConnor
Charles +. Worren and Jeanette Howie.
William l.. Bryant and Flora Meyer
Charles b. Faust and Agnes Bordenkecker
Peter II. Young and Emma Swain.
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NASHVILLE. Oct. 20.-The General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs held its first ses-
sion here to-day, Mrs. Ellen Nj. Henrotin
of Illinois, presiding. There was a large at.
tendance. An address of welcome was de-
livered by Mrs. Van Leer Kirkman presi.
dent OF the womans department of the Ten.
nessee Centennial Exposition. and Mrs Hen
rotin responded in a graceful speech. Ar
address was made by Mrs. Urquhart Lee OF
Chicago on parliamentary Usages." A
meeting of the directors of the General Fed.
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs was held this
afternoon. Tonight the delegates will be
given a reception. The organization Will be
important subjects will be read and dis.
cusscd.
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Available supply Statement.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Special cable and tele-
graphic DISPATCHES to Bradstreets, covering the
principal points of accumulation indicate the fol-
lowing changes in available supplies last Satur-
day. as compared with the previous saturday az
Rockies increase, Q ia 600 bu; afioat for and in
Europe. increase. 100000 hu. Corn. increase,
important increases in available stocks of
wheat last week not reported in the official visible
western interior elevators, 1S 900 at various Mani
toba storage points, 1913. 600 in Milwaukee private
elevators &C. 600 at Fort William. Ont, s., 900 in
Minneapolis private elevators, $4,000 at New Or
leans and %. 0OO at OgdensburR.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct 2O.-!The situation in dry
goods is practically unchanged. Unfavorable
weather conditions which have heretofore been
a drag on the market, are giving promise of
where v tie yellow fever panic has had stultfy-
trbution in various sections of the country is
still reported rather slim. Woolen goods are still
a strong feature of the market sales for next
year being more of factor cay by day. Cotton
goods are generally less active. In staple cottons,
brown goods, in both sheetings and drills are
still quiet and without feature. Export goods are
in somewhat better demand, although there is
little beraliy displayed by export buyers. Prints
in both staple and fancy lines show change
lots.
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NEW YORK. Oct. -Butter-Recepts, 5,65s
packages. Market quiet at 14@23c; Western
creamery 14G23c Elgins, 2Sc; factory. sQlSc.
large white. &c. small white, 9AQ91sc; large col
ored, &C.; small colored, 9AQ919c; part SKINS. 61z
q7c; full SKINS 3lkG4c. Eggs-Receipts, 6,672
packages, Market quiet State and Pennsylvania,
1lQ19c West arn, tic.
KANSAS CITY Oct. 20.--Butter firm cream
cry, 20@22c; dairy 14017c Eggs-The feeling is
very firm at yesterdays advance and higher
candled Missouri and Kansas stock. 12c.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery, PC; Western prints pc. Eggs
firm; fresh nearby, 1Sc; fresh Western, 17Q171sc
Cheese unchanged.
CHICAGO Oct. 20--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery,
15Q22c; dairy. 12q19c Cheese quiet at Size. Eggs
firm; fresh, 1412c.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH Oct. 2O.-Spirits of turpentine firm
at Soc Sc, sales S2S brls receipts 7g brls Rosin
d, SIPS; f., F. $3.50; G. Sl.S5; H, $1.40; l, $1.55;
X, $1SO; M, g; N, $40; window glass, $2.65;
water white, So.
WILMINGTON, Oct 2O.-spirits of turpentine
firm at 2S12q29c. Resin steady at s1.15@12O. Crude
turpentine steady at $l.50@2 Tar steady at $1.40.
OIL CITY, Oct. 20.-Credit balances, Coo; GER
tifcates, no bids; shipments, 110043 brls; runs,
Ill, sos brls.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Petroleum quiet Rosin
steady. Spirits of turpentine easy at 32D3215c.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2O.-Spirits Of turpentine
quiet at 29c. Rosn firm.
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VITAL STATlSTlCS-OCT. 20.


Frederick Topp, thirty mine years, S14O North
Illinois street, pectoris.
Herman Roy. three months, 254S South Meridian
street enteritis.
c. A. Biedenmeister seventy years, 511 East
New York street, heart trouble.
Sarah Rose, eighty years. 1122 Park avenue,
tumor.
Emma Molder. thirty years, st. Vincent's Hos
pital, shock from operation.
Freddie Bell, three years. S26 Chicago street,
typhoid fever.
Sophie Koesmeyer.
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Oxernwed hx The sheriff.

LIBERTY, Mo-, Oct. 20.-A mob of about
one hundred masked and armed men at
tempted to enter the county Jail shortly
after midnight last night for the supposed
purpose of lynching William Foley and
Frank Wade, two murderers held there
awaiting trial. The sheriff assembled a few
deputies and, with a show of arms, COM
PEELED the mob to desist from it's purpose
and dispense Several shots were fired, but
nobody was hit Foley who killed his
mother and sister, was tried last July, but
the disa creed
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other Places

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2O.-Flour lower and dull pat
4;25: medium. s3.50Qs.75 Wheat higher. closing
4 G1c above yesterday for December and May.
December opened firm a continuance Of the
drought and decreasing receipts and large ship
ments at this point and advanced Nc. From
there the price fell back 2sc and subsequently
advanced Ike closing firm and 1s6lAc below the
top. Spot higher: No 2 red. cash. elevator, g5c
bid: track; s5qsGc, No. hard. cash Sc De-
cefnber. y6Ss0seS4c: Nav. 95M95izc. Corrl-Futures
stronger on the advance in wheat and covering
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Cash quotations were as follows: FIour sleady.
No. spring wheat SaH@S6Hoc,; No spring rnn
24lke; No, 2 yellow 24 45 No 2 cats 1sEc; No.
NAL Ne g. o. b. 27 g N Mo al, pG O. b. 2;S
othy seed, s2.65 Mess pork. per brl, ST. 1907 50.
Lard. per 100 lbs, S4.SOa4 9212. short-rib sides
Ooose), $4406475 dry-salted shoulders boxed,
S4.75@5; short-clear sides (boxed) $5Q5 l212.
Whisky. distillers finished goods, per gal 81 p.
Receipts--F1our, is 600 brls; wheat, 1885, 900 blu;
$4,000 bu oats 62s eco bT rye 81 600 blu bu:
wheat 10000 bu corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 100000 blu;
harley COO hu
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At Chicago-Clearings, ST, orr 1O4 New York
exchange, lOc premium. Foreign exchange: Posted
rates. $4S3 and $4S51h.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO, 1876, 24S; balances
81 726, 200.
At Baltimore-C1earings s2,sls,17S; balances.
1862 1863.
Al Cincinnati-Clearings, s., 1s1.S5O.
At St Louis-Clearings. S5,601, Ill; balances
At New Orleans-Clearings $1116 4S6.
At Memphis-clearings. $S5O,372 balances
$40, CPS
At New York-Clearings. sl25. .72S; balances
At Boston-Clearings, s1s241,SOs; balances
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FIENDISH ITALIANS.
Seven Murderers Hurried Away iron
an Infatuated Mob.

an Infatuated Mob.
METROPOLIS, ILL.,, Oct 90 Sheriff
Parks, of Williamson county, and depu-
ty arrived to-day from Carterville with
seven Italians to be lodged in the Massac
county jail for safety from an Infatuated
mob of $50 men. The Italians, it is charged,
murdered a Mr.. Young Saturday night near
Carterville, brutally stamping out his
brains and bowels, while George Colombo
1T is alleged, cut the poor victims liver out
with a butcher knife. They will be held
here until next Monday.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Pig iron warrants quiet
at S. % bid and 81 asked Lake copper dull at lie
bid and II. Csc asked Tin quiet at 1850 bid and
Is GOO asked. Spelter quiet at Also bid and 425c
asked Lead-Exchange. easy at $500 bid and
1850 asked; brokers steady at 275c.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 20.-Lead higher at $500 bid.
Spelter firm at 4.0212c bid
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Calfornia dried fruits
very firm for apples other fruits steady evap-
S Grated apples, common 597e; prime wire tray.
fancy, &c; prunes. 5@SAc as. to size and quality;
apricots, Royal. 74S1ac; Moor Park. 9Q11c;
peaches, unpeeled, 7Q11c; peeled 1212Q17c
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Cotton.


NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2O.-Cotton easy; sales,
1890 b bales ordinary 45se good ordinary 5Ac;
ding. 6 1-l6c middling fair, 5-l6c; receipts,
MEMPHIS, Oct 20.-Cotton quiet; middling
55sci receipts, 4070 bales; shipments 1886 bales:
Stock 49, IA bales; sales, 8, 400 bales.
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Responsibility and Sound jujg.
nent Necessary In Han.
ding Trust Estates.

Where two persons are appointed execu-
TORS or trustees Of trust estate there often
arises a serious difference of opiIlion as to
the management of the estate. which is
followed by resignation and lawsuit, while,
In other cases, one of the executors may
haze to respond in heavy damages on
Joint bond, for the unauthorized or fraudu-
lent acts of the other. In a Trust Com
pany any differences of opinion as to poll
Icy can be referred atsonce to the Board
OF Directors, thus securing the advice of a
number of men of large business expert
ence and responsibility, and avoiding the
1atal mistakes that an individual, acting
alone, may so easily make, while the en-
tire company remains financially responsible
for its acts.
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago s st. Louis
Railway Company.
Annual Meeting of stockholders.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this company, for the election of directors
and for such other business as may come
before the meeting, will be held at the of
flee of the company, corner of Third and
Smith streets, in Cincinnati, o., on
Wednesday, Oct q. 1897, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. The stock transfer books will be closed
at the office of Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co.,
No 23 Wall street, New York, at 3 o'clock
D. M, Monday, Oct. 4, 1897, and reopen at
10 o'clock a. M, Thursday Oct. %, 1897.
E. f. OSBORN, Secretary.
Cincinnati. Oct. z, 1897.
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle Steady-HOEs Active ant
LOyer-Sheep Stronger.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. O-Cattle-Receipts, 500;
shipments light. There light supply of all
grades. Common and medium were dull and slow
OF sale while good fat stock sold at steady nrices
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s4a@5; common So 25G3.75: bulls, stays and
cows $z613 60; veal calves $616.50
Hogs lover prime medium MSG4.S5; best
pigs, $4(14.O5; roughs $2.75d35O.
Sheep steady; choice, s4.2064.30; common, 81. IS
Q3.35; choice lambs, $5.30Q5.5O common to good
lambs $4,000
EAST LIBERTY. Oct. 2O.-Cattle steady.
HogS-Yorkers good to choice, A.1514.171s;
rougiis. common to good, sS.5OQS.sO; pigs, good to
choice, 81. 10G415.
Sheep and Lambs-Choice to extra lambs, s.. 60
0575: cus to fair "a 25GD5. 10; sheep, choice
iected wethers, 81. 1904 0 culls and common. 81 rs
Q3.65.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2O-CattIe slow and I'M
changed.
1886.
sheep and lambs steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Oct 20.-Cattle weak at 81 ESQ
$40.
Hogs weak at $3Q4
Sheep active at 50 256D4: lambs strong at $4G5.