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So choice fat helfers s4l5aA5o , light to good
higher; fresh cows dull and lower at $2oq4o per
HogsEReceipts. 81 cars through. 81 on, sale
Market active and higher; Workers generally 81
R So beavR mix s. @ RaS Sex rougs ss2oGs
Sheep and Lambs-Recetpts, = cars through 2
on sale Market dull and 25aS7lsc lower for
higher; culls to fair SSloQ49o year-n lgs. >49
exports here. '''''''
KANSAS CITY, July 2s.--cattle---Receipts
a. So TaTss s5Sgoy > 50 s Stive Steers 500
4;90; native cows and heifers, S1.75G4; stocEers
HOGS Receipts. 100, Marke, strong to 75 5s
higher; bulk Of sales s. $5q3 40; nsavisS SS;S9g
lights. S8.25G3 40; Workers, s3S71aQS.4o; pigs, IS
sneep-Receipts.- 1000. Market firm at sSG5-15;
NEW YORK, July .-Beeves-Recepts, S0S1
Steers active and firm; stays and oxen, S25g0
$50; bulls, s2.65qS.15; dry COWS, s2G3.15. Cables
beef, 7i@G77sc: no exports to-day. Calves-Re-
eeipts. 8 1876. Neals 25c higher; other calves Csc
Hogs-Receipts. 9.751. Market steady at s4.1OQ
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. IA ass. sheep and
good lambs steady; other grades l212c on; sheep
$2.75Qi40; lambs. $4,000.
Fast LIBERTY, July 26.-Cattle active and
higher: extra. S499aS; common S35oaS.75; bulls
iiogs active prime pigs best light Workers ard
good mediums. 395G4 common to fair Workers
and MEDIUMS, s3.sod395; heavy. SS.6oaS7O;
Sleep strong: lambs dull; choice, s4.2504SO;
common, So zoos. 40; spring lambs, $3I5g475. Veal
calves, S5.50Q5.75.
LOUISVILLE, July 2s.-Cattle-- Receipts. 14OO.
Market active. shipping steers So S5G4. 50; butch
ers, $2.75Q4: stockers and feeders, $2.25Q3.75.
Hogs-Recaipts, 5000. Market active; heavies,
$3.65Q3.70: mediums, 1910; light. S.6oQS. 70;
roughs s303.75.
as; extra lambs. S4.75@5; fair Sc. 75Q4.75.
CINCINNATI. July 26.-Cattle steady at s2.25
@4S5.
Hogs active and higher at SS.1OGS.SO.
Sheep strong at $2.25QS75 lambs steady at $3.50
G5.05.
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Probably few of the recently reorganized
railways of this country have in conse-
quence of reorganization, been placed in
better financial and physical condition than
the Central of Georgia Railway Company.
During the four years of the receivership
about 100000 was expended upon the
property under the direction of the courts
in rebuilding and re-equipping the road to
bring it's facilities up to modern standards.
The company has no floating debt and its
operations for the year ending June 80
resulted in a surplus of 079 over all
charges. For the nine years ending June 80
the average surplus of the company over
the present fixed charges was $194, Gil. This
indicates that the company is in a strong
position as to it's obligatory interest pay
ments. The Central of Georgia is one of
the few railway corporations that has its
accounts examined and certified to month
ly by independent public accountants. AS
is well-knoWn. industrial enterprises are
constantly increasing in the South, and in
no section is that development more pro-
nounced than in the territory tributary to
the Central of Georgia Railway. On ac-
count of its increasing business with the
North the company has established what
is practically daily steamship service be-
tween New York and Savannah. Harvey
Fisk & Sons. of New York, offer to in
vestOrS q limited amount of the con-
solidated mortgage 5-per-cent. gold bonds
of the company at 931a fiat, at which price
they yield the buyer nearly So per cent
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

Crhe quotations given below are the selling prices
of the wholesale deaers.)
Canned Goods.
Corn, eocdH..5. Peaches-Standard S-lb, s15O0
LIS; seconds. flQ1o. BIB pie. 75QSoc California
standard. 81 1902 California seconds, 81 40d 90
Miscellaneous lackberries. 2-lb. G5d70c; rasp-
ST. oe l2O; choice, s2a2so; cove oysters, lib full
weight, S5G95c; light GOOSE; string beans. 70@
GOO: Lima beans sl.1oal 20; peas. marrowfats;
2; red cherries 90cGSl; strawberries 90G95c, sal
mon. lib. A.1o02; BIB tomatoes, SOQS5c.
Coal and Coke.
The following the prices on coal and coke
retailad in this market:
ss.75; Brazil block, s. IS; winifrede lump. ST.;
Jackson lump $3.50; Greene county lump. $2.75:
Paragon lump 81 50; Greene county nut s.; 80
Rlossburg coal $3.50; crushed coke SO per "a blu
lump coke. S2.75: foundry COKE So per ton.
Drugs.
Alcohol. 81 s292.5oi asafetida, 25qSoc; alum, 2ls
@4c. camphor 46m4Sc. cochneal, 50Q55c; chloro-
form. e5Q7eei eopperas, brls, 6oqS5c; cream tar
tar. pure 324S5c; indigo 6s4S0c; licorice, Calab.
genuine, 20l4oc magnesia, carb., 2-oz 25H30c
merphine. r. w, per OF. Slg5M2 20, madden ii
alec. oil castor, per gal. Sl.054ll0; oil, berga-
mot Der ID. S275 opium. $500; Qulnine p. & W.
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full Of stop-loss orders certificates were
forced to the lowest point of the day. 1885.
The intelligence that a million of gold
would leave Australia on Monday for Amer
lea was a significant feature of the late
news. Another was a little furry in call
money, IT being quoted on small transac-
ton al 112G2 although there was abundance
of money loanabe at per cent. The market
closed with irregular changes.
The bond market developed aggressive
strength after an early period of heaviness,
which, however. did not depress values ap-
probably The demand for issues of re-
organized properties and those undergoing
rehabilitation was very marked, with Kan
sas & Pacific consols conspicuous for a rise
of per cent. Improvements elsewhere
were also very notable. The aggregate
sales were SO, zoe, 600.
Government bonds displayed strength on
moderate purchases. The transactions were
$21. 900.
The following table prepared by L. w
Louis. Room IL. Board of Trade, shows the
range of quotations:
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Probable Double Murder.

GREENSBURG, Pa, July 26.-Herminie,
a little mining village at the terminus of
the Hempfield branch, was the scene yes
terday morning of what will in all prob
ability prove double murder. James Por-
ter and John Hyde, two strik
ers, were visiting Robert Rod
gers, who is employed in the Ocean mines
at Herminie. Saturday night they drank
heavily. They all lay in stupor until yes
terday morning about o'clock, when Hyde
awoke, and, getting an old ak which was
in the room, proceeded to use it upon his
two sleeping companions. He struck Rod
gers on the head, fracturing his skull and
rendering him insensible. He then attacked
Porter, fracturing his skull, besides cutting
a terrible cash in his neck The injuries
Of both men will likely prove fatal. Hyde is
in iail.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. July 2e.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat-Futures opened strong and higher on ac-
count of good buying by. exporters. covering by
shorts. higher cables and heavy acceptances Of
the visible supply caused slight decline. but
rally soon followed and there good buying
again. After this the market weakened again
and closed h@lc lower than Saturdays finals
track 76d77c: No hard. cash, Tic bid; July
74asc; August. 737sc; September FAC; December
opened higher. 1t soon weakened. sold off and
closed fractions under Saturday. Spot steady
oats dun and neglected. but firm for both spot
and September: No. @ cash, 1sc bid; September
l7Mc. Rye steady at 3sc. Barley nominal. Corn
neal s1456L50. Bran irrn; east track sacked
worth SS6f3qc east side country points 326s7c
FIaxseed hrmer at zoe. Prime timothy seed, s.. 50
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-Charles E. Tompson, Benton;
William c. Crouch, Gosport; jeremiah
Horn, Spartansburg: John Smith. Jefferson
vile; Wilbur Wilott Indianapolis; George
w. Harloff, Tunnelton.
Additional-George I. Badger, Laporte
Joseph A. Gurley Terre Haute
Restoration-Allenson Study, Williams
burg.
Restoration and Additional-Henry Nc
Bee (deceased), Indianapolis.
Increase-John Champ, Macy; John r.
Weed, Paradise; Philip A. Alpin, Bowling
Green: John w Christie, Holton
Reissue-Special, July Il, Jollard j.
Brown. Kokomo; Edward Kindred, Eclipse
Original Widows, etc.-Ruann Headlee
YeOman
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Heavy Rains Check Trade n Little.
Prices in Most Lines Very Firm.


Prices in Most Lines Very Firm.
The heavy rains of the last thirty-six hours
have checked trade, but the check will only he
temporary. The travelling statesmen without ex-
ception make good reports of the business out
look. Money is becoming more plentiful. the re-
tail grocers beginning to stock up and all
along the line there is a more cheerful feeling.
The dry goods have had a very good trade
for July The passage of the tariff bill will
give more life to their trade, as it means higher
prices for both wooden and linen goods, and as
one of the merchants puts it, will give the own
of the mills of this country chance to make
more money and an opportunity to pay their en-
ployes higher wages" Business with the grocers
could hardly be satisfactory and prices rule
strong all staple articles. The leather dealers
report an active trade, but local dealers have
not advanced quotations to meet the last adj
and prices are Arm The produce men are han
ding more poultry and eggs than in the early
higher. on Commission row. as usual on Mon
day it was quiet, with no changes in values call
The local grain market is not as active as last
week, the rains having temporarily checked ship
ments here but day or two of good weather
viii overcome all such DIFFICULTIES and active
business viii be realized. Track bids yesterday
,Wheat-No. 2 red, 78c: No red. 6shc; wagon
red s rsas,eS 3ts 10 Gsa Mo
sec Cars No Yellow SG'q 80 Sf mxed 3D. L % No
mixed, 1; ear corn. 4; total r..
white, oe 226Ac; No. white, 24Ae; No. white
white mixed. 2Sc; Nc. yellow 26hc; No. yell
low, 264c; No. 1 yellow, &c; No. mixed. 26Ac
No. mixed 26l4c; No. mixed. 23c; corn,
2SlAc
Oats-No. white 2ll9c; No 3 white 2Cc: No
mixed, 19c No mixed. lie; rejected, l5c.
Hay-No: | timothy, So; No. timothy. 81 bid /;
prairie, $6C16.50.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry--Hens, 51ec; springs. &c; cocks 2lhc;
yorng turkeys. sc; toms. Sc; old hen turkeys. &c;
old toms, Sc ducks. 6l2c; geese, 4Oc for full
feathered; SOC for plucked
Butter-Country. choice, &c; mixed. &c.
Eggs-Ic.
10Q17c per Id.
Beeswax-9Oc for yellow, Csc for dark
Honty-12Q14c per h.
washed 10l1lc; tub-washed, 20425c; bury and
unmercha ntable, sc less.
HIDES, TAILOW, ETC.
Green's allied Hides-No. /, sac; No g TIC; No.
Grease-White. csc: yellow, PIC; brown. 2hc
Tallow-No. ], CSC; No. 2 2Ac.
Bones-Dry. Sl2Q13 per ton.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Six Transfers, with Total COnsid.
GRAFTON of &6,95O.

instruments filed Tor record in the recorder
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. July &C. 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:
Charles p Stuckemeyer ct al to Mary A.
Eckert Lot 11S. in Mligan's Brook Park
Frank Pruitt ct al. to Edward Morgan
part of east half of northeast quarter of
Section "A, Township is, Range 2.......... 200
Equitable Saving and Loan Association to
Warren McKiernan ct al, Lot II, How
ards heirs addition observation-disclosures. 600
Mary E. Mofitt to Fannie A. Demmary
Lot A. Block 3; Lot &c Block II; Lots
5 and 80, Block IS; Lots SO, 81 ~ and 49,
addition 49,. 1850
Milton S. Meyers to Maud McNultv. Lot
~, Fletcher ~ Ramseys addition TO
Brookside S.4O1
Martina Goodlet TO mary A. Johnson,
As. Goodlets King-avenue subdivision of
Flock u. Holiness West End addition. 500
Transfers G. consideration ...... Sc q5n
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gu. Hay dull. steady and unchanged. Butter
s5e1ds &i5e daiTy Sg s and b bsS
ging UNCHANGED IG Pork higher standard mess S.
eboees 3S ap fssnsf sPhouders
extra short-cear, $50; ribs. s575 shorts, SoSi12
sh6rt-clear, sos ribs. SIS shorts s5$si4 Re-
eeiPf o 5000 brs wheat 10 coo bn coF 05
brls; wheat 5000 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats. 1900
BAtTIMo 3 ygy 2s-Flour quiet; Western st
Western family, s4G4.25; winter wheat patents,
Wheat sra SS %he5S 25enT recep{s ss br
exports f d LIS 6rs COY Wheat irregular and higher
steamer No red, 7515G76c; receipts. l25, 90 bu;
Southern Wheat on rraGe 9saSlc adrn steady
spot and month. Sll2GSl5sc; September 9lhG51isc;
ports S Southern White s5c s6athsrn
No mSe s}s aid ece6 0 Sl 6u exports
none. Rye firm; No. nearby. 4ic; No. West
eue c6Gc Fe'e mohy S Ru snoF GTa h9nf e
quiet; steam to Liverpool, per bushel. I'D asked.
August and September; IS 712d September and
GG5C0er su5er quiet tancy S eTeanerE o
fresh, 10c. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO, July 26.--Wheat active and lower;
Corn lower, but steady; No. mixed 2s12c; No:
fe Snh S &c. Nc 9gTn z c N July w 3e seq
Oats dun, but STEADY No mixed, zoe; August
but STEADY No 2 Sc No 3 55c September 8Sc
Glover seed steady. but dull; prime. October
%f'%vs <AOSEol dAS4hcJ 97.JV'
CINGSINNNATI. -sJu July 2s.cF1our steady. Wheat
2Sq2S1lc. Oats quiet No. 2 mixed, 2012c Rye
steady; No. 2, S4G35c Bulk meats firm at 81 go
gao. Bacon firm at $550q5.55. Whisky, 81 10.
Butter dull; Egins, 16l2c. Sugar steady. Eggs
easy at &c. Cheese easy.
LIVERPOOL. July observation-disclosures, 10 to
4 lbs, firm at 26s. Lard steady; prime Western,
21s Cd. Wheat firm; No / red Northern spring,
spot, 6s Sd. Corn-Spot firm; American mixed,
new, Is load; DID, IS lid
DETROIT, July 26.--Wheat-No. white and
No. red, 7934c; September Use. Corn-No. 2
mixed &c. Oats-No. white, 2Sc. Rye-No. 2,
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

UTICA, July 26.-At the Utica Board of Trade
to-day the following sales of cheese were made:
1850 boxes large at SIC; 6347 boxes large at &c;
76S boxes at &c; $50 boxes small at Use 81 pack
changed. At Little Falls these sales were made:
d$5 boxes large at 71ac; 1O7 boxes large at 74sc;
225 boxes large at private terms; 562 boxes small
at e. c; 1855 boxes small at 7c 26 packages dairy
butt ct at 1SQ15c, mostly at 13c.
NEW YORK; July 6.-Butter-Receipts, Is, 1876
packages. Market steady; Western dairy, 11Ql5c;
Elgins, l5c factory. 76101Ac. Cheese-Recetpts,
15l7 packages Market quiet; State large white
ne; small colored, Western 7A@74@c: part
skins, 4Q512c; full skins, 214Q3c. Eggs-Re
cepts, ,637 packages. Market quiet; State and
Pennsylvania, 121zQ13c; Western, 12c.
KANSAS CITY, July 2sooIButter about steady;
creamery, 11q13c; dairy, SQ10c. Eggs-The mar
ket is steady. with a frmer tendency Early
morning receipts were light. The demand has in
creased some, making the movement little bet
ter Fresh candled Missouri and Kansas stock, &C.
CHICAGO. July 26.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery,
10d1412c; dairy, 7G12c. Cheese dull at 612Qsc.
Eggs firm; fresh 912c.
PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery, l5c Eggs firm; fresh
nearby, 12c; fresh Western, 1ll9c. Cheese I'M
changed
ELGIN, July 26.-Butter steady; offerings, 431
tubs; sales 300 tubs at A12c.
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EIseWhere.

CHICAGO. July 26-The run Of cattle was un-
expeCtedly small. Prices were stronger from the
opening up to the close and desirable offerings
the close of last week Common to extra native
beef steers We're wanted at So. S5G5 Is, the bulk
of the sales being at $4.25@4. So and fair pur-
feeders sold at S. 2OG430. Cows, heifers and bulls
moved off actively and prices ruled stronger 10 4
dime higher Calves We're unchanged
Buyers numerous in the hOg market, al
though receipts fair. Shippers took good
share of the better class Of bacon hogs. The
market was strong from the start and prices
the offerings crossing the scales at s9;55497O.
Hogs sold at an extreme range OF S5.5o4S'eo' Ngnt
weights commanding a good premium
Business in sheep was once more active ana
Sheep sold at $25OQ4.25 for inferior TO prime lots
rangers of good to prime quality selling az $3.50
"A and good to choice fed westerns at S5s0Q4
Fat sheep continue in only moderate supply and
are easily sold. Lambs comprise the greater part
of the offerings and sell actively at 350Q540 for
common to prime focks, onooo.
Receipts-Cattle, l5,5O hogS' SV'OoV' sheep
12.00O.
ST. LOUIS, July -Cattle-Recelpts, 1900
shipments, 200. Market strong to 10c higher for
natives; Texans 5@l0c higher; native shipping
dressed beef and butchers steers. S3S5M475, bulk
at S4 l5q34 60; steers under 1000 pounds, 49, seq
AS bulk at So. S5G4: stockers and feeders. $3.50
IA 90 bulk at So 40Q3.7 70; cows and helfers. S29
420s Texas and Indian steers, $2.75q4; cows and
Hogs-iieceipis 1900; shipments, 5000 Market
5dlOc higher: light S35oQS.65; mixed, s3.40qS 60;
Sbeep~Receipts 700: shipments. 700. Market 10c
higher: native muttons 81. S0Q3.S5; Texas sheep
SS.5003.75; lambs 4q5.l5.
Fast BUFFALO. July 26--Cattle-Recepts SO
cars through. 1862 cars on sale Market active and
10di5c higher; prime steers, A.S5d5 with but
few here good to choice spring, 81 6064 75 light
10 medium. sAS5q4.59; light to fair butchers. $40
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NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-Cotton quiet and
gmer sales 100 baes ordinary 65c good 9 2rd
good middling. 1-16c; mddling fair, S1ac; re-
ceipts, 496 bales; stock 1850 bales.
NEW YORK, July 26.-Cotton closed quiet and
steady and unchanged; sales, ego bales futures
closed steady; sales, 81, GOO bales.
MEMPHIS. July 26.-Cotton steady; middling
12-16c: receipts 81 bales; shipments, 1S4 bales
stock, sos bales; sales, Is bales
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eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady.
No spring wheat, 76%c; No. 2 red new 1910
1850; No. 2 corn, 261zG26Ao: No. yellow corn,
22Ae; No. white SEQ; 29a22e No. 2 rye $50 No
/ faxseed S21e6S3lsc. Prime timothy seed, s275.
Mess pork per brl. .s77o@7.75. Lard, ner 100 lbs,
dry-salted shoulders boxed 81 75Q5 short-clear
sides, boxed S4.75a4S712. Whisky, distillers fin
Recelpts-Flour 10000 brls; wheat 79 600 bu;
corn AL Gee 90 bp oats S6 600 b% rye 4 GOO bu
Wheat 148 900 bu; corn 800 600 bu; oats, 81 900
bu; rye, $4,000 bu; barley, 11,000 blu.
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Wool.

LONDON. July 26.-At the wool auction sales
to-day y go bales We're offered. Of which 09O
Australia secured and greasy sold well to Ger
many and the home trade at full rates. Choice
the home trade. Cross-breds were in good supply
with poor. qualities and lower grades a trlhe
poor supply and pnchanged, except faulty and
in detail; New South Wales-1,i67 bales; secured
bales; secured. i6d@1s Sd; greasy $4,000. Vic
toria-19l4 bales; secured, SdQls 31ad; greasy, Az
li4d41s 2Ad; greasy. 4@1od. West .Augtraliaa536
b9eS sS9u Re daS e e TaS
m5,1O7 bales; secured, 6!AdGGls Al; greasy, 51@
91ad. Cape of Good Hope and Natal-596 bales;
secured 1O19d01s 1l2d; greasy, 41z0712d. Eighty
eight bales of Spanish wool were withdrawn
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, July 26.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 24@24lRc; receipts, 254 casks. Rosin firm
at s1206125. Crude turpentine quiet at $LSO, $3.50
and S1.90. Tar firm at $1.15.
NEW YORK. July 26-Petroeum dun. Rosin
easier; strained, common to good, $155Q1.5712.
Turpentine firm.
OIL CITY, July 26.-Credit balances, 73c; GER
tificates no bids; shipments, 13SOSo brls.
CHARLESTON July 26.-Spirits of turpentine
finn at 24c bid. ROsin firm.
SAVANNAH July 26.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 25c. RoSin firm.
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Drv GOOda

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Market conditions re-
fleet the dullness usual with midsummer Mon
day. The attendance of buyers being of limited
proportions, trading restricted scale in
all quarters Mail advices from Western dis
tributing centers reflect improved conditions, with
a fair business passing from this source for quick
delivery. The price situation is without change.
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Fell Dead During a sun Dance.

GUTHRIE, o. r., July 26.-During a sun
dance of the Ponca Indians Saturday night
Nebraska, fell dead in a fit. He was on a
visit with fifty of his people. There were
fully fifteen hundred Indians in the dance,
the Kaws Osages, Otoes and Tonkas be-
ing present at the annual RELIGIOUS ute
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Metals.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Pig iron steady; North
ern oql2 Copper strong brokers % HIS La. E IGS
plates barely steady. Spelter dull domestic, 4.25
04.35c. Lead strong; brokers, S.50c; Exchange,
3.S5Q3.90c.
ST. LOUIS, July 26-Lead frmer at 3.6215c bid.
Spelter nominal at 4.1212c.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Californa dried fruits
steady apples b5gda me %ire tnay &C.
prunes, 3@71Rc. as to size and quality; apricots,
Royal, S09c; Moor Park, 12c; peaches, unpeeed,
66Sc; peeled, 11Q14c.
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Yesterdays Bank CIearings.

At New DEMONSTRATING, $780, S23.
AT Memphs-Clearings. $162,S76: balances,
At New Yorl-Clearings, $50 26S 527; balances.
81, 9SS, $50.
At Boston-Clearings. s1o,5SO1ss; balances,
81, 315, 2S7.
At Chicago-Clearings. S1S514,00O; balances,
81 $40. 900. New York exchange SOC discount.
Sterling exchange: Demand, $.S7A04.SS; sixty
days, $.S6Ad4S7.
At st. Eouis-Clearings. SAILS, e13; balances,
change. 2ac discount bid. par asked.
At Baltimore-Clearings 81, 404, 721; balances,
1910. pa.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. s6,56O,675 balances,
81. 429, 492.
At Cincinnati-Clearings s.. 615. 500.
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Deaths.

]. l.. Smith forty-two years. s2S Arvord street.
acute plumbism.
Hiram b. McCune, seventy-two years, $50 Cen
trail avenue ncphritiS.
Claude Eaton. sixteen years. 1922 North Capitol
avenue.
Infant Lofts, q Haugh street, stilborn.
Lee Shelter twenty-nine years, COZ Buchanan
street phthlsis.
Katherine Rohde, four and half months, 221S
East Washington street. Cerebro-meningitis.
Wilbert Johnson three months, AZ Dunlap
street, entertis.
Nellie Farlow. nineteen years, 173 Blackford
street, splenic enlargement.
Christiana Schwokansky, forty-eight years. Is
Weghorst street, cerebral hemorrhage.
Clarina and Oscar O. Adams, 2l25 Hamburg
street boy.
Hattie and James L. Wells 313 Davidson street.
girl.
Mildred and 7. Wilbur. rs Cincinnati street.
boy,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-27
building Permits.

I;froymson & Wolf brick block. Missouri and
Washington streets, sl7. 94s.
Anna Briggs addition Martindale avenue. $500,
$500.
NJ c. Leeth. frame house. South West street,
81. 500.