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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-09

Martha Pigeon, forty-one years, Central Hos
pital for the Insane, exhaustion.
Sarah Ann Avery, ffty-seven years. $40 Oak
street,
Bette Simmons. nine years. 60 Ludlow avenue.
typhoid fever.
consumption
Mary Kaner seventy three years, Mt Jackson
congestion of the bowels.
Infant Barnes n Minerva street, premature.
Magdalena Sauer, siXty-six years, Is West Nc
Carly street, anaemia.
Mary M. Kilmer, four months, 1920 Cornell ave-
nue., pneumonia.
John Lucid. sixty-eight years 1858 South West
Grin J. carey, 1--WE years, 122 West Fourth
street, heart disease.
James H. S. Cummings, fifty years, II Osgood
Sarah G. Hawkins, thirty-fve years. Central
Hospital for the Insane, exhaustion.
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br SIS so Extra a ehsrge f for Il printing
wCs Ca, pl b. 80 Dfr sO i 800 ss No
: woodenware-No. tubs. sSgs25; No. z tubs.
Ss@i No p fsEs :s sS d sa2SGp R Ps
sq S Clothes Gins z6e 6er box $3.50
Ri Rice%LOuisisna sigGslAe: 81 Carolina. 5a7Hc.
Provisions.
1ohsi IS lbs average fooc ' il anlbe s g@
i0s[d11Ilc; 10 lbs average; nhqilNc; black hams
gaafas ST 1s Tsfs i6e Seconds
'Efeard-Kettle rendered. in tierces, exc; pure
shoulders-l6 lbs average. SC; II to IA lbs aver
Pekisd P0rk1 Ioss pork clear. per brI. 200
Bacon1G q sides g to 20 lbs average 7c:
SHc bellies Is lbs average Sc Il to IS lbs AVE.
age. SIC; IA to is lbs average. &c. Clear backs
7s4c; to 9 lbs average, S1c In dry salt, &c
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch. No l. $50; No. q ST.
Cabbage~z4OQ5oc per bTl.
per ID; domestic Swiss. l5c; brick, lie; iimbur-
800 to Sos s sRos 800 * Ga $685. 81 fancy
Oranges-Messina, half box. So
Onions-S22 5 per bril- Soc per bu
Tomatoes-Home- grown; 25q4Oc per bu.
Green Beans-35c per bu; wax beans, 4Oc per
Watermelons-s5@ per hundred, according to
size
Grapeg-sl@1:2 per stand.
New POtat oes-$2422 % per brl; 10000 per bu.
Sweet Observation-Disclosures, 81; Jersey, 50 per
Peaches 81. ESQ so; choice. 81 per blu.
Cantelopes-40Q5Oc per crate; 75c0$1 per brl:
Red Plums-s1 per blu.
Pears-90c1$1 per blu.
cranberries-S4.50 per bushel crate.
Timers Supplies
Best brand charcoal tin &c; 1oxl4 14x2o, 12x12.
s pe:t M BRANDS nK4 !4X i4x x = e. roofing q
gshO; IC 2ox2S old style $40; block tin IN pigs,
bottoms, BIC: planished copper 21c; solder fl6
12c; iron, 27B $3.50; &c, 50; iron, best bloom
galvanized. 75c and 10 per cent; lead, pressed
bars, &c.
Cloyer1Choice recleaned. go lbs, $4Q4.25; prime.
$4.25q4.50; English, choice S4.25Q45O alsike
choice s464:2 5: alfalfa. choice, $4.4OG46O Grim.
Prime sSoai io Strictly Prime, si4S@1So; fancy
Kentucky. Il lbs. $1G1.40, extra Clean 6O1S0c;
orchard grass, extra, ST. go; red top choice
niet prime, 55@sOc Choice soas5c fancy $50
75c; Hungarian. 6OGl75c.
window Glass.
Price per box of so square feet. Discount. 9
szs to n 1SS1S~sipgle IA $500 B 1928;
s5.25; B. 81. Double: AA, siO.75; A. ss.25; b.
iSx2o and 2ox2O to 2Ox8O-single: IA, 5000; A.
<s:5 B, 49,. Double: IA, $14; A, sl2.75; b, sl2.
$50. Double, oAA., Sis: 4, si45o; B, $685..
26xS4 to 2Sx22 and Sox3O to 2sx44-single:. "A.
ss3 sIb5 q. 8 s 81 sioS5. Double; AA 1925
..Ssx4s to sOx5o- Single: AA. sl5; A. $3.50; B.
:,s B's9ls - sIs:S 4 W s' B.
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NEW YORK, Sept. S-Butter-Receipts, r. 439
@iSc; iElgins iSe; fsct9TTy. SOLE cheese Re
Sc; small white. s1zc; large eolored, Sc; small
eolored &c; part Skins 1S$@7c; full skins Ms 3ss
steady; State and Pennsylvania, 17Q1Sc; Western,
Ice.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. SHUTTER firm and less
active; creamery, 1319l1514c; dairy, 10112c. Eggs
The feeling to-day was weak; Receipts liberal
and demand poor fresh candled Missouri and
Kansas stock 10Ec.
CHICAGO. Sept. Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm; creamery, IL
017c; dairy, 9Q15o. Cheese steady at 9G91sc.
Eggs steady; fresh, l212c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept SHUTTER dull and I'M
changed; fancy Western creamery, tic. Eggs firm
and nc higher; fresh nearby. lie; fresh Western
1612Ql17c. Cheese steady.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, Sept. S.-Sprits of turpentine firm
at 2Sc sales 125 casks; receipts, 1855 casks Rosin
Sales. $500 brs; receipts, 2,SS7 Iris: A. b. D. E,
M, $3.50; N. $1S5; window glass, 500; water
white, $3.50
WILMINGTON, Sept. S.-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at 274 0D27s4c; receipts, 143 casks Rosin firm
at $1.l5Gl20; receipts, 52S brls Crude turpentine
firm 81 80 81 80 and 81 go; receipts, 80 brls Tar
firm at $l10; receipts, 175 brls.
CHARLESTON, Sept S.-Spirits of turpentne
firm at 27I@c; sales none Rosin firm; sales none;
A, b, $110; c. d, $.15i E, $12O; F. S125; G., 81 SO
H, $40; l, K, S1.45; M, $50; n, $3.50; window
glass, $1.S5 water white, 81.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Rosin steady strained,
common to good, $1.45Gp1.50 Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 3014G31c.
OIL CITY, Sept S.-Credit balances, Tic; GER
tificates, bids; shipments, 94,07S brls; runs,
four days, 273, 009 brls
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Business Moving Along Quite Salts
factOPily, with Prices Firm.

There is little to be said that is about In
dianapolis markets. Every wholesale merchant
seems to be attending to his own business and
enjoying the improvement which becomes more
apparent every day. While there have been no
material advances in prices this week except on
sugars, in nearly all lines advances are very
probable the cool weather approaches. Dry
goods merchants report woolens very firm, with
an advance in prices probable. All staple gro
ceries in strong position, sugers being very
firm at the advance of Tuesday In the drug line
trmer prices is the feature and the leather mar
ket is active and prices unsettled. In produce
much the same prices prevail for some days
past. Receipts of poultry and eggs are moderate.
On Commission a fair business is in prog
Apples. peaches and Irish potatoes are all
Very hrm at quotations. Other markets present
no new features
The locs' grain market is more active than
last week ana receipts of corn are quite liberal.
But receipts OF wheat are unusually light for Sep
ing their wheat. expecting still higher prices
GS re se n No ps sossh
September. 961ze; wagon wheat. Csc. -.
white, Si14c;. No. white. 2S1zc; No. white
Whe mixed IKE No wat Yellow HeS s sG No. SG vel
low, Solzc; No 4 yellow. 27Ac; No 2 mixed. sOAc;
oa oats white. &c: No. white. 2lc; No.
HANS tRmSothy. $S@65o; ,o,.,
cars. Corn. No. 8 white Is cars; No. 4, 8; No. 8
yellow 2: No mixed H. total 4 cars. oats:
total, cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by snippers)
ben tdrEeJ5 g. s sms springs e asRs CO oek s
4Of lHf rug e63ee c 60 for pa aesq g.
Eggs Strictly fresh, 11Q12c.
Feathsrs-,Prime geese. SOc per Id; prime duck.
10G17c per lb.
Beeswax-S0c for yellow. Csc for dark.
Honey-12GD14c per h.
Wool Medium. unwashed, 15e; fine merino. un-
washed, 1CM11c; tub-washed 20Q25c bury and
understandable. &c less.
HIDES. TALI.OW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1, sac: No. 2. TIC; No.
/ calf, 10c; No calf, Size.
Grease-White 2Ac; yellow. 24c: brown, 2Ac.
Talow-No. /, &c; No. 2. 2i5c.
Bones-Dry, $l2Q13 per ton.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Ten Transfers, with Total COnSid-
erntiOn of &12.AOO.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Sept. g. 1897. as
furnished by Theo Stein, abstracter of titles.
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis. Suite 300. first office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Asa 0. Ruse to David s. Ruse part of
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of
Section II, Township Is, Range 2......... 81, 1865
George w: Hutto to Harvey b. F'ulmer
25 Township II Range 4............ 1000
David NJ. Baxter TO Cornelius G. Beaver
Lot SIS. Hosbrook & Co.'s Brinkman Hill
:. addition to Erightwood ....:..............: $50
Sarah Rosetter to Gilbert G. Hudson and
wife, Lot 100, Winters subdivision of o
Clifton on the River. 200
Addison H. Nordyke Quincy Van Hum
nell and wife, Lot 5. Goes subdivision ~
Thomas Vance to Francis M. Tomnson
part of east half of northwest quarter of
Section 10. Township Is, Range 4........... 1900
Lot So, Morris second addition .....e.... 5000
Joseph H. Clark to Clara NJ Bergman, Lot
&c. Olieman, Reagan & Wheatleys Bel -
mont addition l,oOO
Americas Fisk to John Chew, part of Lot
a. Long & Harlans Pleasant-avenue adj
dltlOn 30
Catharine E. Hill to William S. Beck Lot
81 McKernan & YandeS's subdivision of
Drake & Mayhew's second addition. 800
Transfers 10; consideration $12 400
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Wednesday,s Banlk CIearings.

At Chcago-Clearings. $50 ss4.97S. New York
exchange SOC discount. Sterling exchange dull:
posted rates. s4S41h and S4.S61a
At St Louis-Clearings, $6,oS4.516; balances,
At New York-clearings $50, 1888, $40; balances.
s., 270,0S2.
At .Boston-Clearings. s2s. Os2, $40; balances,
s.. 723, 934.
AT Philadelphia s1S $780, ia: balances.
81, 543, 015.
At Baltimore-Clearings, s4.474,954; balances.
s611. 1888.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING. s4O6 OS6; balances.
s5$372
q At New Orleans-C1earngs $500, sol.
At Cfncinnati-Money, 212G6 per cent. New York
exchange, 35c discount. Clearings, 81, 1S5, 700.
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e futures ranged as follows:

No; sETinG Wheat .ssstc; No. g spring wheat
No. yellow corn. SO$4@S1c; No; oats, 1SA@
1880; No. white. +. 9. b., 21a4@2sc; No. white,
nSmigal; No T. b Sla os; y No. 15,d; O. b.
Lard, -per 100 lbs $475. ,Short-rib sides Goose.
short-clear sides Cboxed). $5S71kG6. Whisky, dis
tillers finished goods per gal, $1.22.
corn. 17l4o0o bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 20 600 bu
wheat 1oS 900 Blu; corn, 100000 bu; oats 61S 900
hli
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other PIaceN.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
and MAY fise below yesterday cose' December
opened hc better on a raft of bull news went up
dropped back &c closing weak with sellers Zee
eieyaor e sse Track sscasi No. hard cash.
SS22as2ze track s September s2%c bid December
rally at the opening the market weakened, large
receipts, a lack of speculative buying and short
was lower. with sellers l3Gssc below yesterday.
be go' 2Sh a d becember s5o5c: Nav $sc asked
Oats-There was speculative buying at higher
B sher rates than were bid So nothing was done
SPSt higher 6a S9 White casn seystSF bee 5G
December, 21c bid May. 8ssc bid. Rye firm at
sTons at 'FacF Barley aSsead higher at @
Prime timothy seed lower at ST. Hey , about
FIRM 2% at ioc Whsky sri Cotton ties and bag
S ins uPSnSsa old $50 Lara essy sSs prime
Sra stg snd RIBS s. Dry Dry
salt meats-Boxed she shoulders SEQ extra short
oar asS BTs wheat S9 sse5 SS ?V
b% oats d6 90 bU ES zen 81 g b bTs
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-.Flour strong and high
ssF Western suPsrne s3Gs5o Yves Western se extra
wheat spring wheat = 60 spring
Bseember .si,oiH @5i51ia}E; steamer No. Ted, ssA
seafie SRe 81 ape
s6slc October, Soc; December, new or old. 36lgQ
S6@Ec; steamer mixed 844GS4l5c receipts. 2Se; $50
hu exports, 264, 691 bu Southern white corn, &c:
Southern yellow, CSC. Oats firm; No white, 24@
2412c; receipts, &c. lis bu. Rye frmer; No. West
ern. 53Ac; receipts, 16, 2S2 bu Hay steady; choice
timothy. $l3@1S.5O, new: Grain. freights quiet,
steady and unchanged Butter dull fancy c team
and unchanged
CINCINNATI, Sept. S.-F1our quiet Wheat in
fair demand; No. red, 9512c Corn firm; No.
mixed; SIC: Oats in good demand No mixed Ss1'
Bulk meats firm at 500. Bacon easier at 81.
Whisky dull at $12. Butter quiet. Sugar firm.
Eggs dull at lie. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO Sept S.--Wheat quiet and easy; No: 2
cash, September and December, CSC. Corn dull,
but steady: No. mixed 32c. Oats quiet; No.
mixed. 1910. Rye dull and easy; No. 2, cash,
sic. Glover seed active and steady; prime, cash,
$365.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S.-Beef-Extra India mess
firm at 6Ss a. Lard-Spot firm at 25s. Corn
firm at IS Cd September quiet at Ss 5l5d; October
quiet at IS sgd; November quiet at IS Sid
DETROIT. Sept. S--Wheat-No. 1 white, &c;
No. red, cash and September, 97Ac. Corn-No. 2
mixed. SIC. Oats-No. white, 2Sc. Rye-No. 2,
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Births.

Katherine and Charles a Singer 1903 Olive
street, girl.
Bertha and William G. Shoemaker. 1O15 St.
Peters street, boy.
Efie and John Schoen Hoyt avenue boy.
Catherine and Robert M Yayton, Is Osgood
street, girl.
Julia and H. Lockwood 1888 Mulberry street,
boy.
girl
Monta and George f. Kemp, 64s East Seven
teenth street, boy.
Anna and d. M. Payne. 14Oi Brookside avenue.
girl.
Lavina and Herbert L. Whitehead, 1928 North
Hattie and Peter Murt, 229 West Morris street,
boy.
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Marriage Licenses.

Frederick L. Carter and Nellie d. Tilford.
Joseph Hopmeister and Elizabeth Kehl.
Oliver Bailey and Lydia Ends.
Samuel M. White and Nellie Davis.
Julius w. Sturmes and Rose NJ Reyer.
Carl Stahlhut and Lizzie Baurmann.
John w. Mckenzie and Sallie Christian
Henry j. Kerkhoff and Mary Rausch.
Richard Pollard and Cora b. Morgan.
Charles w: Johnson and Mary Louisa Fine.
William H. Daggett and Barbara Lenker.
Walter L. Harold and Lizzie Kneer.
Charles +. Reinacker and Ola Gordon.
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Iron and Steel.


CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-The Industrial World to-
morrow will say: In spite of evidence that the
coal strike is end, with its promise of
cheaper fuel, there has been further strength in
Western iron and steel. Speaking of production
mills is now well sold up for the balance Of the
year Makers hrmer and higher in quotations.
Northern pig iron is very firm at s10.25Q10.50 for
No. 2 foundry, and Southern foundry, No. 2, is
strong at SOLO, with intimationS of another adj
vance this week. Biilets are firm at 81 and iron
bars from mill quoted at $l.10 better
Sheets. plates and merchants steel have advanc-
tendencies.
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Available supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. Sept. ESPECIAL cable and tele-
graphic dispatches to Bradstreet's covering the
principal points of accumulation indicate the fol-
Lowing changes in available supplies last satur-
day as compared with the previous Saturday:
Wheat United States and Canada. east of the
Rockies. decrease. 2S9 900 blu; ahoat for and in
Europe increase. 2,400 900 bu; worlds supply, net
Increase 2 Ill 900 bu. Corn increase 4,0S5, 600 bu
oats. increase, 503.0 900 bu The only important
decrease in available stocks OF wheat last week
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. S.-Cotton quiet; sales,
LIS bales; ordinary S3sc; good ordinary; 64c;
ding 7lsc; mddling fair, 79sc; receipts, 5,523
bales; stock 10, asa bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. Section dull middling, nc;
bales: sales, rs bales.
NEW YORK, Sept S.-Cotton closed easy; mid
ding upands, 7Ac; middling gulf, 744c; sales, $50
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NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Pig iron warrants quiet
at 81 asked. Lake copper quiet at 1110G1f. 25c.
Tin easy at 1850; Soc Spelter steady at 4z50D
4.30c. Lead strong Exchange, 43712@4. 4Oc;
brokers, 4.35c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Lead higher at
422iAc Spelter dull and nCnlinal at i0312Ql4.05c
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NEW YORK, Sept s.-California dried fruits:
Evaporated apples firm, but quiet. other, dried
fruits steady; evaporated apples. prime wire tray.
&c; wood-dried. prime; 6he; choice. 61zc; fancy.
Moor Park. 9q11c; peaches unpeeled, 7Q1Oc;
Deeled 1lIl4c.
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rot included in the official visible supply state
ment was that at Fort William, Ont-27S. 900 bu.
corresponding increases include 2O2 eco bushels IN
Chicago private elevators 1873. 600 various Mani
toba storage points. S4O 600 at Galveston, $4,000 in
Northwestern interior elevators. 600 at New
Orleans and $4,000 at Newport News.
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w. II. Combs. repairs. 30 Bright street. 49,
d. j. Dimock kitchen, 40 South Illinois street.
$16s.
W. b. f. Treat. repairs. 14l4 Pleasant street.
James Riley. frame barn. ssl5 Newman street.
S2a
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle StrOnger-HOgs Dull and
Lnxvar-.Sheen SfrOnG.

INDIANAPOLIS. sept. S.-Cattle-Receipts. 700;
shipments light. Most of the offerings We're OF
common grades and the market was dull on that
GLASS; while all good fat cattle sold at top figures.
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DETROIT SLEEPING CAR
VIA
Pennsylvania Lines

Leaves indianapolis daily 1926 night. Ar
rives Detroit 9:35 a. m. Returning, leaves
Detroit 1920 p. m. Arrives Indianapolis $3.50
a. m. The only through sleeping-car line
between Indianapolis and Detroit. Tourist
tickets to st. Clair river resorts, Niagara
Falls, Canada and New England points.
Equipment and service first class in every
respect. Full particulars may be obtained
by calling on ticket agents, No. As West
Washington street, Union Station or adj
W. w. RICHARDSON, d. P. A.,
Indianapolis.
e. A. FORD. G. P. A., Pittsburg, Pa.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Whie the attendance at
the second public wool auction sale to-day was
rot as large as three weeks ago, the proportion
OF buyers was somewhat greater and the volume
were in some cases better than the market values
Tie total amount offered IL 900 pounds,
all but 6, 600 pounds of which there were no bids.
being sold without reserve. New York and Phila-
delphia furnished the principal buyers although
there a considerable number of prominent
wool men present from Boston and other parts
Of the country The sales includes: Secured Cape,
45Q471c: fine spring Texas. 11@Q135sc; fine Texas,
11%c; fine medium and medium fine Texas, 11g
&c; bury spring Texas, 11AQl112c; medium spring
Texas l1hG12%c; Australian cross breds. Alag
29c: A sunerfne pulled, S61ac; secured fine pulled,
AGO. secured medium pulled, 3Oa4c; secured fine
Texas, lo1sc; secured South American cross-bred,
fine, i7lsc; fine Montana, 24@1415c fine medium
Montana, 171z@lS$c; 4 medium lSc; South Amer
lean cross-breds, tops 43@47c; 4 tub-washed,
BOSTON, Sept S.-The Wool and Cotton Re
porter will say tomorrow of the wool trade:
The interest in wool does not seem to diminish
in the least. In spite of a holiday this week the
during the previous week and it is still rising
market. The magnitude of the movement in wool
in Boston in the last seven days may be best ap-
preciated from the fact that one house sold
were reduced to greasy basis it's total transac-
tions would exceed 5000 900 pounds. Another
house says that 1t sold 100000 pounds within
twelve hours. Territory and secured wool have
have also been in the market. Prices remain the
same as last week Sales of the week in Boston
aggregate II, 600 pounds, of which 10, 5S2, 600
We're domestic and 2,257,OOO foreign.
@zO@c; light fine, 12Q15c; heavy fine, 9Ql2l2c; tub
washed, 19G029c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.--lDry goods firm in
both cottons and Woolens The trading is lighter
this week and there is an absence of hurry or
ders. The recorder business is beginning to take
find store trading heavy, the buyers being present
liz large numbers, due to Merchants Association
firm. The sales are Of fair average calibre in all
prices are well sustained sellers not pressing
for higher prices at present, being content to
register as heavy sales as possible with already
advanced rates now prevailing Print cloths are
still firm at Fall River and outside the market
week Sellers are not inclined to part with goods
refuse to pay higher prices for these goods Prints
continue fairly busy, with staples exceedingly firm
all at strong prices Ginghams are well main
tanned at the advances recently quoted. with a
moderate demand reported from day to day.
Wooden goods are still quiet but well sustained.
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VITAL STATISTICS-SEPT. 8.

Transfers, 10; consideration. $12, 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-19
AN ORDER OF FORECLOSURE
Spokane Depot Case Decided by
Judge Hanford-Hslf a Million
Involved.

Special Dispatch to thu Post-Tntafligencer.
SPOKANE. April ls.--Judge Hanford in
the United States court. yesterday grant
ed decree OF foreclosure In the suit Of
the American Loan * Trust Co. against
the Union Depot Co. the Washington x
Idaho Railroad Co. and the Seattle Lake
Shore & Eastern Railway Co, for 5000
The mortgage sued on covers a passen-
ger and freight depot and terminal
grounds In this city. Default was made
In payment of interest on the bonds and
a receiver was appointed. He has been IN
charge since September !. 1894 The re-
ceiver has paid these defaulted interest
amounts. The depot company aud last
mentioned railway set up this payment as
a defense 20 the foreclosure. They were
represented by r. NJ Carr as counsel
while Zera Snow appeared for piafntin.
Judge Hanford granted the decree on the
showing that at the time af commencing
suit the interest was in default. pro-
vision Of the decree is that defendants
have until september !. le9S for redemp-
ton. and no order Of sale shall issue prior
TO that date. The receivership Is con-
tinued until that date. and all funss ap-
plicahle 10 that purpose viii be used To
pay on the interest.