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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-01

kR0rIkA UDAL0srf
Y IAlmu sfysna.

n Washingtonu 0znamovAno V
6tery, le pry mnozi tlcnoye ni.
rodnibo vykonntho y$bofu dem',.
kratioktbo zsnAsi se zviastntm
piAnem, jeholto 1teIem byii ma
zaiisstnf nominaee Bryans "a pre-.
sidenta Umyslem pant ies, pry, |
ably VI 1000 odbyvany byly stat.
nj konvencc demokratickd IN dee.
lem zyolen! delegate do konvcnce
nArodni, jak obyeejnt Sc to dsjc,
lee konvence samotna, vnR by
ifstck prcsidcn,sky nominovan a
platforma pfijs,a byla, by SC va.
bee neodbyvala. Mis,o toho da.
no bylo by pravo zvolenemu W.
konnemu veboru yydati jednoduse
provolanf, ktcrtmz by platiorma
chicagska do poslcdniho punt!ku
byla schvalena Bryan IA kandi-
data presidentstvi byl by prohla-
Sen. Zaroveh dano bylo by Bry-
anovi pravo spoleenika sveho ma
listku, totiz kandidata mfstoprcsi-
dentstvi. sam 81 vybrati.
Ufsdni seitini
hlas6 phi poslcdnf volb6 lowe
odevzdanych, skonceno bylo We
stfedu a die tehoz odevzdano pro
jednotlive kandidaty guvernerstvi
hlasn naslcdovne: Shaw, rep,
aIo,8I4 White, pop, r9a,54S.
vysledek tento jest pouze jen po
lo1fadnf, nebot scftanf hlas1 pro
0kpdy guvernera a namestka pff-
stusi jen zakonodarstvu a scftaci
komise scitala pouze jen hlasy,
odcvzdanG pro ostatni dfadnfky
stAtnf. Hlasn pro kandidaty pro
nejvyssfho soudce odevzdano ma
sledovne: Waterman, rep, 226-
654, kune, dem, 1873, 6c8, Low
enberg, pop, s65S, Bobb, mar.
dem, 1860, Dunham, prob. 777r
a Reinfar, soc. goa.
PoiAry.
v Baltimore zniGena pondGlf
noci pozarem 5patrova budova
{. 3I7 sev. Howard ul., pfi cemz
jeden zivot lidsky zmafen byl.
Skoda sp1sobena odhaduje Sc ma
Sr3s,ooo, cehoz pouze polovice
pojistenfm kryta jest. Tehoz dne
znicen Streator, ILL.,, velky de-
partmentnf obchod Heyman & Co
a skoda vice jak $4,000 spdso-
bena.
zluti zimnice.
O zlute zimnici podana byla v
pondGlf vrchnfm lekafem namofnf
naA nemocnice zprava odboru po-
kladnimu a die teze onemocnelo
nakazou touto ma nasem jihu eel
KEN 4,a8o oseb udalo Sc 40
Gmrtf. Z celkoveho poetu one
mocnenf pfipada IS47 ma Louis
sianu, Ia65 ma Mississippi, TAO
na Alabamu, So ma Tennessee, I6
na Texas, 4 ma Illinois, 3 ma Geor-
gil po jednom Floridy Ken
lucky. Co tyee Sc jednotlivych
mist, udal sc nejvetsf pffpad one
mocnenf v New Orleans sice
1887.
Ssmovraidu
2 litosti mad hanbou, kteraz otce
jeho stihla, spachal Itery v Mil
waukee James Charnlcy. Otec
sebevrahdv byl pfedsedou vyboru
presbyterianskych kolejf minu-
leho leta zmizel, kdyz dive
M 500, 600 rdznym 1stavnm ma
lezejfcfch byl zpronevefil. Tento
poklesek otcdv pnsobil ma syna
tax, ze t9zkomyslnym Sc stal a ko-
neen9 k sebevrazde Sc odhodlal.
20 ~ leteeh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-01
Pied sondem

v Chicagu zahaicn byl V dtofy
vojensky soud kap. Loycringem
q Fort Sheridan. ktcrgz, jak zna'
mo. obyinen jest ~ sufoyeho zty.
rani vojina Oh. Hammonda, kdyz
tento rozkazd mu dan}ch upo.
slcchnouti nechtsl. veAkcre syt-
deetvi proti Lcveringovi podane,
bylo velicc zavaznym, nopof do
kazano. zc Hammonda, kdyz ma
gem jiz porazcn byl, kopal kor.
dem bodal a Hammond sam uka-
zal 6 jizev jez ranami temi ma rhz-
nych mistech tela mu spnsobeny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-01
P0OzIMNl p0cASl
syni jest obdobi, kdy ttcba So
Obatati retmailsmu.
Lido ~ aashIadi . lfpi pfevladaliei
mHiHdii.

ZtsfrHe0 PAM s. a. Chdfg /ga
aedsfhf ftefffrf<t, yfhet fs&iM
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-01
Pojed0u.

V lodenici brooklynske pfipra-
ven jest spolkovy kfizak New
port" k okamzitemu vypluti, po
obdrzenf nalezitych rozkazn, S
cleny komise nicaraguanskeho pff-
stavu do Greytown, kdez tato "a
mysleny podnik kanalu dotytneho
ddkladne prozkoumati ma. ko-
mise tato jest pouze trojtlenou,
vezme vsak sebou as so meficn a
znalcn, nebof 1kolem jejfm jest
podati nejenom zpravu, zda pro-
vedeni kanalu nicaraguanskeho
moznym jest, ale zarovefi podati
zpravu ma, jak velkeho nakladu
by as provedenf tehoz vyzadov )
jak velkym vydanim vydr~
vanf jeho spojeno by bylo. ko-
mise znstane v Nicaragua az do
konce bfezna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-01
Po ~ leteeh

rozhodnuta byla odborem pensij-
MIN zadost G. Ellersicka Mis-
souri, "a udelenf vysluzneho zpa-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-12-01
zss ui strasi.

Z Colfax a Kellogg, Jasper Co.
Ia, dochazf iiz Ease zpravy, ze
pry tam videna byla vzdusna lod
a Jest dlouha fada tech, kteff vse-
mi desiti prsty volnymi jsou pfisa-
haiti, ze nebyl to zadny pfelud,
nybrz skute6na vzdusna lod. Priv
MIN, kteryz tento div 10. stoleti v
Kellogg spatfil, byl telegrahsta ma
nadrazi a ten celou fadu osob na
zjev omen upozornil. LODI po-
hybovala Sc smerem severozapad-
MIN a podobn6 pozorovana byla !
v Colfax, kdez zfizenci nadrazni
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-12
OPTICIANS.

bulk at stockers and feeders eo g. 59 %
and Indian steers ;S9SSS VIII e. few c% si9g ns
'', Hogs-Recefpts, sOOo shipments, 1000 Market
g e5sGSs h aa ss7S@i Sn' ''''V'' u
culis and bucks. siS250; lambs. So. 25a525.
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. 11.-Cattle-Coarse fat
Coarse rough: $S75q456; choice hefers. $4l5@l:5o;
choice mixed butchers stock, $1,000; fat COWS 9ys
osS fancy sRrngeT s 6e fair to good S $40
s6as.25; heavy fed and buttermlk calves, $S2
Hoss-Yorkers, s415@4.2?; mixed packer grades,
s4.15Q42O medium weights $410Q4.2O; heavy.
s Ssen and Ffqgh se nss choies q To- prime
s4g456; fair to good. 50 75G4 cus s. 5oel3 Is; ma
mixed mixed sss5@5; cEis. s225@s exports s75i55
M MEW 0peneS ay active fr steers
closed dull and 10c lower all around; stays and
e meTida9 s eHT oSSc s
beef 7as@S$ac; no. exports Calves-Recepts.
ais 7'2 gT Tass zs s275Gss5. aSse ii'
Hogs-Recepts, Is, OS5. Market weak at S4.SQ
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1872, sheep
steady, but dull lambs fairly active and steady;
sheep. sSQ425; lambs. s475q5.62ia
sasr. cIIY 2f e9as dows so
tive Sa steers, $50 native cows and hefer
stockers and feeders sS75@4 %; bulls s2.Sg4;So:
H,ogsReeeiP % ~ hanIes q 45s 20: nae
ers So 4673 65 mixed So 60d375 light, So 40a3.75
Workers., &c. 706375; pigs, $S.25@9.70
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady; lambs.
So. 2535 Is: muttons, seas 10.
EAST LIBERTY. oct. n.--Cattle slow; prime,
s4.S0d4 80; common, s3d350: bulls, stays and
cows S2036 co; veal calves s6@6.50
Hogs fairly active; best medium weights. 81 20G
425; best Workers, $4 10Q4.15: common Workers
and pigs. s4a4.1O; heavy. $41O04.15; roughs s275
Sheep very slow; choice sheep. s4.10G425; COM
mon, s. 1893 25: choice lambs, $500 5 common to
good lambs, S4Gt4.90
LOUISVILLE. Oct. u.-Cattle-Recepts. 1000.
Market active and 10615c higher.
Hogs-Receipts. 4,7O0. Market firm, tops selling
at $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts. TOO. Market slower and Csc
lower on lambs tops selling at $3.50.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 11.-Cattle strong at 50 25
oslo.
Hogs strong at 1885,
Sheep steady at $zqSe5; lambs steady at s3.25
M5
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-12
Turned ont to Get Rich.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit ice IlOoSs
Call it providence, fate, luck or what
you please said the forty-niner after he
had lit his pipe, "but it does seem to move
in mysterious ways. / made the overland
trip to California with two young fellows
about my own age. l put in a little more
money than they did, was more of a nat
ural leader and could stand more hardship.
l nursed both of them through sickness,
foraged successfully for food several times
after they were ready to quit, and finally
got them to the gold fields.
After we had staked out a claim and
put things in such shape that we could
live nicely enough while making some money
they ceased to be so dependent on me
and showed a disposition to unite their
forces against me. AS / was young and
hot-headed l gave them some pretty plain
talks and promised them all kinds of trou-
BILE if they didn't show little more graf
itude for what | had done. We were in an
out-of-the-way place and men made their
own laws without reference to the formal
tiles usually observed in such matters. l
was bodily evicted one morning, with Moth
ing Of my belongings except a pick and
pan. / wandered away with the one idea
of heeling myself, coming back and claim
ing my own.
ssBut the event showed that they had done
me one of the greatest favors possible
While | was wandering about meditating
upon the most complete form of revenge
I made one Of the richest finds on the
whole coast. 1 kept my own councils, in
terested some capital and never left that
country until I was worth million strong
One of my former partners went to Japan
and the other did odd jobs as long as 1
knew ANYTHING of him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-12
ALMOST SECOND NATURE.
Cyclists UncOnsciOusly Follow the
Rules of the Road When Walking.

Rules of the Road When Walking.
New York Journal.
You can tell bicycle rider by his walk
Not because Of popularity of gait, but
for the reason that he unconsciously fol-
lows the rules Of the road that he has
learned while riding a bicycle.
On the sidewalks of the crowded streets
of New York and Brooklyn a gentleman
whose acquaintance among bicycle riders
is quite extensive has. a matter of Curl
osity, watched his cycling friends walking
to and from business. Almost without ex-
ception they pass to the right when meet
passing them from behind. When turning
corner the pedestrian who has learned
to cycle hugs the wall closely If going to
the right. and is almost sure to make a
long turn if bound to the left.
If all pedestrians would observe the rules
of the road on the sidewalks as well as
the experienced cyclists observe them on
the highways there would be fewer toes
trampled upon and fewer persons nudged
in the ribs by protrudlng and sharp elbows
There Is nothing more annoying to the
participants and nothing more laughabe TO
the spectator than to see two persons
dancing up and down and taking series
of side steps because both started TO pass
each other in the wrong direction.
The bicycle Is unconscousy teaching peo-
pie how best to keen out of each others
way Any one who does not think the re-
suit is sure TO be beneficial ought 70 at
alter or crossing the bridge at sush hours
There WIN be no polish left on the rash
Individuals shoes, there will be mud stains
on his garments. and a feeling of deep.
bitter resentment against all mankind in his
bosom.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-12

Trade Begins the Week Actively,
with Firm Prices the Feature.

with Firm Prices the Feature.
On the wholesale streets yesterday there was
good deal of activity and the coming of rain was
a very encouraging feature. The dry, hot weather
has unfavorably affected several lines of trade
A good frost would help things. In prices there
were important changes. Staple groceries and
dry goods are very firm at quotations. The pro-
duce men are busy. Receipts of poultry are large
and prices easy. Eggs are firmer and good butter
is in active request On Commission row IL was
rather quiet, with important changes. some
very good fruit is now offered. Choice apples are
selling at s3q3.5O barrel and a very common
apple will bring 81 barrel Some choice pears
on the market at SIPS bushel. Peaches are
about gene. only few Michigan peaches being
offered Receipts Of irish potatoes are more I'D
The local grain market active. Receipts
freely. Track bids as reported by the secretary
Of the Board Of Trade Yesterday ruled as FOLLOWS SS
October. 93c;. wagon wheat. pc. ,,.o oo,lo. No
white 2S15c: No 4 white 25l2c; No. 2 white
m MIKE re- SS white yeoT ne2 &C. no. 80 yell
low. 27e; 50. yellow, 24c; No. mixed. 27c No
@nea o No White ml s 49, ear w SRf c No
Hay--No. timothy. s7a7.25; No. timothy. Sc
ID d mo- No red she s. re asf
no established graqs L total N6 s. ea Mixed 9ai
Total. cars. Hay.' No 2 timothy, car; total.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens. 7c springs. &c; cocks Sci hen hen
ducks &C; geese, 4Oc for full feathered zoe Tor
plucked
Butter-Country choice, 10c mixed, &c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh, 13Q14c . -,
Feathers-Prime geese. SOc per 10; prime DUCK.
10G17c per b.
Wool3Medium, unwashed 15c; fine merino, un-
washed l0Il1c; tub-washed. 20Q25c; bury and
understandable, &c less.
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides--No. /, SEC; No. 2. 7lsc
No. l calf 10c No. 2 calf. S12c.
Grease-White &c; yellow 2lsc; brown. 2Ac.
Tallow-No. l, &c. No 2. 21zc.
Bones-Dry, $12413 per ton
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lsc Whisky sl;2o. Cotton ties. 75ci bagging:- 81
Igacso9n-Boxed lots, extra short-clear ana ribs.
s,9.S.12;. shorts S.. Dry-salt meats-Boxeo shout
shorts $3.50. Rece!pts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat,
menIs-tiour. ,oG brls: wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
$1,000 bu: oats, IT, 600 bu.
. nAdTIMo . F. oct lEIour quiet and stsad "
Western family, $6OQ4s5; winter wheat patents,
wheat straighfs, s4s0aso5: receipts iS Sis bris
exports H. o4 brls Wheat steady at decline;
eember, o96l5c bid; steamer No. red, 9oc;, re-
Wheat By SAMPLE sd5e Southern pn wheat on
craze Si5Sqg6lsc. Corn steady; mixed, spot and
month, 32&Q327kc; December, 32ssG327sc; steamer
mixed, 90#a 307se; receipts, 29,S1s bu; exports
gee s9S5hsT Waits BATS f3 g gSSe hfe c
Rye easy; No 2 nearby. Size. No. Western.
SIC; receipts, $50 bu; exports none. Hay steady
on better grades; choice timothy, slS@lS 50.
bushel. I'D October Cork for orders per quar-
ter IS 6dGSs I'D. October and November. Batter
16Ql7c; fancy ladle, 1S@l4c good ladle. 12@1Sc;
5oge pa9sd aIev EsW 4G G aes S
medium. 1014Q1o74e; small. 1lG1iAc
KANSAS CITY Oct 1owheat gnu sg1s ac-
No. z S1qS4e; No. l red Sc No: 9oq92lse:
S35ng Ss Corn se efs apd Slow snd
lower; No. 2 white. 19a1sAc. Rye weak; No: 2.
timothy. IS; choice prairie, Sc. Butte. firm and
Receipts area moerae and the demand
Prices are up &c and another advance is antici-
pated; one dealer says his local trade had almost
trebed during the last few days; fresh candled
Wheat 296. 400 bu; corn, sfsc0 6u: oats. Is 600
bu. Shiprlents-Wheat, So, 500 bu; corn 25,SoO bu;
oats, $4,000 blu.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 11.-Hams-Short-cut. IA to
IS lbs. steady at BIS Wheat-No red Western
new steady at q lod Corn1kAmertcal. mixed 8:
23sd November steady at 3s sid; December
steady at IS 45Sd. The imports of wheat into
Liverpool were as follows From Atlantic ports,
1920 quarters; from Pacific ports q, 900 quar-
ters from other ports, &C. 600 quarters. Imports of
corn into Liverpool: From Atlantic ports. 12O 600
quarters.
CINCINNATI Oct. 11.-Flour dull; fancy. $4.25
@4.50; family So, IS. Wheat steady; No 2
red, 9Sc. Corn dull No mixed, 2912c. oats
steady; No. mixed, 21c Rye quiet; No. 2, Acc.
Lard firmer at 81. Bulk meats steady at "a 90.
Bacon firm at $685.. Whisky steady at $1.20 But
ter quiet. Sugar firm; hard refined, 4.16Q5.97c.
Eggs quiet at 13c. Cheese firm; good to prime
Ohio fiat, &c.
TOLEDO. Oct. 11-Wheat lower; No 2. cash
and October. sS74c; Decemboer 945c Corn rTl dull
lower; No. mixed, lsc. Rye active and steady;
prime, cash and October, 1926.
DETROIT, Oct. 11.-Wheat-No. l white, 91Ac;
No. red, 92c; December, 93a4c. Corn-No. 2,
2912c. Oats-No. white, 224c. Rye-No. 2,
A3Ic.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-12

Infant Beger. 1915 Elizabeth street. premature
birth.
Lena Starr nineteen years. City Hospital, blood
poisoning.
Linney w. Johnson. seventeen years. 2S2 How
ard street pneumonia.
Maria Givens, sixty-three years city, tumor
Infant Reiner, 404 East Morris street. Group
Infant Carpenter. Colored Orphans Home. in
anition
Infant Alexander Colored Orphans Home, lar
serepta A. Hughes, sixty years, III Arsenal ave
Maggie Z Ball. fifty years. 1880 Columbia ave-
nue., consumption.
o. S. Haub ifty-two years. Big Four Railroad
and Dillon street, crushed head and hemorrhage.
Mary Gordon, twenty seven years. 1913 Hos
brook street consumption
Frank, Hair fifty years. Brightwood soften
infant Russell, city, consumption.
Elizabeth Dishon. eighty years, AL South Ala
bama street. senle debility.
Louisa Mtten ifty-one years, 1885 Spann ave-
nue.. congestion of stomach.
j. K. Miss, seventy-eight years, SS1 Paca street.
heart disease
cholera infantum.
ton.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Oct. u.-There was fairly active
demand for cattle and good cattle sold quite
satisfactorily the only weakness being in the
commoner droves, which moved off rather slowly
and We're l0c lower. Sales basis of
So. S06D4.5G for common TO rather good lots OF
tive steers, with pretty good to prime shipping
cattle in good demand at 475Q5. 30. The bulk
Of the cattle crossed the scales at s465q5.0. The
stocker and feeder trade fairly active at
ers' and Gamers stuff sold better than might have
been expected with so many range cattle offered
Texas cattle brought 81. S59315 for steers. Feed
ing Westerns sold chiefly at $1,000 and canning
steers at &c. 35Nf3.45.
There was much better demand for hogs than
was witnessed most of last week and the offer
ings were well taken at average advance of
sc per 100 pounds. Sales were at extreme
range of $3.35Q410 for the poorest to the best
hogs, with the bulk of the sales at &c. 7004. Pigs
sold largely at $3.5GQ3S5. The hogs were largely
OF poor quality
sCld at s264 for natives and 50 50 for Westerns
Lambs we're more active and developed more
strength. sales ranging at $30350 for the poorest
to S55O65.65 fer the best natives. Western lambs
brought IS. 75d 10 few prime native sheep sold
high as s4.25. Common sheep were slow and
Ff Hecsp Is! 22oO hogs. 27oOo sheep.
%. 000.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.--Cattle-Receipts 5000;
shipments, 500. Market steady choice natives,
OF which there are none here; other grades 10c
lower; Texans steady for best only; fair TO choice
native shipping and export steers, S. 1905. bulk az
81 6564 81: dressed beef and butchers steers So rs
CATS. bulk at s4zoQ4GO; light steers. s3.5oq450.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-12
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea.
boards Commercial Metropolis.


NEW YORK, Oct. u.-Flour-Receipts go 1853
brls; exports 14.444 hrls. Market quiet and NOM
inally steady; city mill patents, S5.SOG61O. Rye
flour quiet Bucllwheat flour easy at $1.75Q1.95.
Buckwheat quiet at 40Q41c. track. Corn meal
dull. Rye firm; No. Western, 49l2c, c. i. f.
Buffalo; car lots 49d5Oc. Barley quiet; feeding,
2Slkc, G. l. f. Buffalo Barley malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 403, $50 bu exports, 1874, 743 bu.
Spot steady. options opened lower, following a
break in the drought advanced strong foreign
news big clearanceS and heavy export business,
but eventually yielded to realizing and closed I'M
settled at 1c net lower No. red May, $3.50
941kc, closed at $780, October closed at 953sc;
December % IL 1896 Slice, closed at 947sc.
Corn-Recepts, SSs,O5O bu; exports, 92,SS7 bu
Spot dull: No. >, 337sc f. o. b. afoat Options
opened weaker owing to rain advices rallied on
steadier cables and Dig decrease on passage, but
eased Oft under realizing and closed 9sQAc net
lower; May closed at S7lsc; October closed at
sac; MAY, SO 9-16qS3 15rl6c, closed at S35sc
Oats-Receipts, lSS.4OO bu exports, 2,549 bu
Spot dull; No 2. 2SAc. Options dull and about
steady, closing 1sc net lower; October closed at
Hay easy. Hops steady. Hides quiet. Leather
quiet. Wool firm. Coal firm
quiet. Lard steady; Western steam, S4.60q4 CO.
October, $3.50 nominal refined easy. Pork
Tomatoes, per box or crate. as to quality Esq
TailSw dull; city, SEC nominal; country S1aQ
S5siT Veiiow 2s@3sl4c Rice steady; fair to
exIra issm6i.c Japan, 434 a5lsc Nolasses steady
New Orleans open kettle, good to choice, 25QSlc
Coffee-Options opened steady, with prices un-
changed to 3 points lower ruled generally weak
ing. following disappointing cables and renewed ss
with prices unchanged to 10 points net decline.
sales, $3.50 bags Including: october, 5S5c; De-
cenber 40c: March. 6.65GI6 zoe. Spot coffee-Rlo
quiet No. 4 invoice, 3isc. jebbngo 77sc: Mild
fraI America 500 bags Maracaibo and 100 bags
Savaniila D. t Rio-Receipts, 20 OOo bags; cleared
ted bags. cleared
Europe, 5000 bags stock 600 bags Total ware
house deliveries from the United States, z ieS
baTs including IL 1928 from New York; New York
stock to-day, sS1,o57 bags; United states stock,
bags: total visible for the United states, 603374
bass against 674SS1 last year and 573 73S in 1885,
Si,Sar7-Raw steady; fair refining, 3 5-l6c; cen
+riFI,Cal az rest 37sc: refined firm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-12
Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the fol
Iowing-named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Original-Wm. A. wilkins. Indianapolis:
George Taggart, Indianapolis; Albert
Earle National Military Home, Marion;
George l.. Rowe, Butler
Observation-Disclosures c. Mcdaniel,
Jamestown
Restoration and Increase-James H.
Simpson (deceased), Lynnville.
Increase-Matthew Waters, Huntington;
Andrew c. Draggo, Selma; Peter Arman-
trout Adamsboro; William II. Lavering
Milford; Ephraim Coblentz, Fort W wayne;
Theodore Braun, Poston; Joseph I; Cor
don, Haney's Corner; George w. Wash
burn, Lafayette; Earl t. Rector, Lafay-
cite; John w: Wood. Paoli VIM. Cruzen.
Greenwood; Jackson Burch, Lakeville;
Alexander Hedrick, Hyndsdale; VIM. c..
Hartley. Warrington; George w. Knaner,
Waterman; William T. Davis, Columbus
Joseph 3. Demarcus, Spencer; Hubert
Steyer. Michigan City; John r. Fletcher,
LoOgootee.
Reissue-Jdmes Peden, Union City.
Reissue and Increase-Francis NJ. Bar
Der. New Brunswick.
Original Widows. Etc.-Elizabeth Ash
ley Augusta; Mary c. Chambers, New
port: Alafair f. Fitzgerald, indianapolis.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. oct; 1l-Flour unchanged. Wheat
lower closing at &c for December and lie for May
inder SATURDAY December opened 1laQls4c lower
on reports Of general rains. advanced Use above
late declined l2c, closing weak with sellers &c
below the top spot Tower; No. 2 red, cash,
See. December s7lsc asked May. s6l4c asked.
Corn-FTutures heavy and lower on large receipts
and the breaking up OF the drought, finally clos
ing sac below Saturday and May iac lower. Spot
lever. No , cash 2Si@M26Stc; December. 26s9c:
May soc asked. oats-Ihee, large receipts ana the
decline in corn weakened this market, but the
decline was small. Spot lower: No. 2
elevator i9c bid: track l9iaQl9Sc; No 2 white
alhf22c: December. 1880 bd May. zzssc ASKED.
rye firm at 4Sc. Corn meal steady 81. 50gl IS.
Bran dull and in less demand; sacked east track
$1,000; this side. Sic Eiaaysesi higher at s5lsc
Sc 5o6S7 so. timothy $7.25Ga. So Butter firm;
creamery, 1sQ24c: dairy, 1l4l6c Eggs higher at
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Ru;Idinr Permits.

Patrick Burk, build frame cottage. West YER
mont street. S9l5.
S. and L. Mcfarland. repair frame house. 624
East Thirteenth street, 81. 600.
John Reichwein, build addition to frame house.
Concord and Penergast streets, $50.
Eva Rogers, build frame barn. 126 Newman
street, $50.
]. n. Stem. repair frame house, (old) 1923 North
Senate avenue, $500.
Leon o. Bailey build frame addition Fifteenth
and Illinois streets, $3.50.
John NJ. Foreman, brick addition. $40 West
Washington street, 500.
Meridian street S65.
NJ. NJ: Turner build frame house. 4O7 Dorman
Ed J. Griffith, build frame house, Gale street.
CHI who'd. 500.