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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-07-31
Copartnership Notice.

We the undersigned, who respectively
reside in the town Of Keichum, county of
Blaine, State Of Idaho, have associsted
ourselves together and formed . copart.
nership under the firm name and style
Of Lewis, Lemon & Co." for the buy
ing and selling groceries, clothing, drugs
aud such other goods usually dealt
in by general retail stores. beng sue
cessors to I. I. Lewis, having purchased
his entire stock in trade. and will cnn.
time the business at his old stand in the
town Of Ketchum.
clancy N. LEWIS.
w. HOWARD LEMON.
I. l. LEWIS.
Ketchum, Idaho, July 8, 1897.
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plies. all had a very good trade and got good
price, price, Dry goods houses boot and shoe mer r
trade, but the mild weather in the early part of
the month curtailed their trade more or less On
Commission row the older of the commission
m 1s,r had very satisfactory business and
Produce men had busy month. handling more
poultry and eggs than usual in November The
October. but prices realized were not quite as
satisfactory. Taken in the aggregate the whole
sale merchants and commission men have little
The local grain market the earlier part of the
month quiet. but improved the last ten days
on increasing receipts. AS TO prices there were
lowed by an advance the next III The month Closed
with track bids ruling as follows, as reported by
Wheat- No 2 red. sSc: No red. SsGsOc De-
Corn-No. ! white, 2sIze; No. 2 white. 2slsc; No.
white, 26isc; No. white, 22l2c; No. white
White mixed. 2i%c: No. yellow, 25c; No. vel
low, 25c; No. yellow 22c; No. mixed. 24s4c;
No. mixed. 24s4c; No. mixed, 2l94c; ear corn,
oats-No 2 white. 23asc; No, white. 2lsc; No.
Hay-No. timothy. s7q7-5O; No. timothy. SC
Tnspections-wheat: No. 8 red, 3 cars; rejected,
no established grade i total 3 cars. Corn:
No white, car; No. mixed, +; total, cars.
Hay: No. timothy, car; total, car.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers;
PouItry-Hens. Sc; springs, 5@5lzc; cocks, 2lSc:
ducks sc; geese 4oc for full feathered soc for
pucked.
Butter-Country, choice 10G11c; mixed, 6GSc
Eggs-Strictly fresh, 1Sc.
Feathers-PIime geese. SOc per Id; prime duck.
10Ql7c per ID.
Beeswax-SOc for yellow, Csc for dark.
Honey-13016c per Id.
Wool-Medilm unwashed $4,000; tub-washed
20M25c bury and understandable. sc less.
Game-Tsx bbits 75cM$1: short-bll snipe, $l.5O4
LIS per doz; Malard ducks, S445 per doz; prairie
chickens, $1.50GI2 per doZ
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. |, &c: No. 2. TIC;
No. calf, loo; No. calf. S12c. a.
Grease-Whte. Sc: yellow. 2l2c; brown. 2Ac.
Tallow-No. l. &c: No. 2, 212c.
Bones-Dry $12413 Der ton.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in PrOduce at the Sea
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, Nov. SO.-Flour-Receipts. 1892
brls; exports 7412 brls. Market steady and
quiet Rye flour dull. BuclSwheat flour quiet at
s145@150 Buckwheat dull at 3SQ3SJac. Corn
meal quiet; yellow Western, 69c Rye dull; No.
2 Western 49I4c Barley dull at 2sAc. Barley
malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts. .275 bu; exports. 2SS.517 bu.
Spot steady; No. red csc. Options opened weak
under big Northwestern receipts and disappoint-
ing cables and after further declines in conse-
ouence of liquidation recovered on enormous
clearances and closed nc net higher on May, but
i4c lower on December the latter being sub
iected to special pounding by traders; No. red.
May 50 S-leqS4c, closed o al 'S'sc' December
CornEReceIpts, 49, 75 bu; exports. O,257 bu.
Spot STEADY; NO. 2, So options opened easy
and big cIearances and closed hrm at a partial
nc net decne; may, "a lilo c, closed at 34s4c;
december sq5l slS Se G h az s 45a b
Snof steady: No. @ 2o34c. Options quiet, but firm
ali dav closing sc net higher; February closed
"' nav az sIeseWi Hops steady Hides steady.
Leather steady. Wool quiet.
ISeef STEADY cut meats quiet. Lard dull;
western steam, $4.45@4.5o; refined steady. Pork
cotton-seed oil quiet: prime crude. 1s4c; prime
aofsee-C1tions opened steady at an advance of
b6flO poirts and ruled rTner on covering. follow
fair warehouse deliveries IN this country and
hrmer spot market; closed steady at a net gam
Of l04l5 points Gales 4So bags i ineiudn n
coffee-Rio firm: No. Z, invoice use 1obbing . G.
Mild steady; Cordova, s%Ml4c. Rio-Receipts
24O00 bags; cleared for the United States, 500
hays: cleared for Europe 1900 bags; stock. 463 900
bags. Total warehouse deliveries from :he
United States, 1880 bags including OF from
United States stock, 626.S0S bags; afioat for the
United States. 4ss,0o0 bags: total visible for the
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Rutter. Eggs and Cheese.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. so.ButttsegG ter! steady lyos to
The General feeling is firm. The trade is active
and fresh stock is scarce Some dealers b 6ee We
sion men claim that their iobbing trade is being
Iessened bv storage men, who are disposing OF
their wares to groceries, restaurants and saloons.
Fresh candIed Missouri and Kansas stock, TIC.
cases returned; storage, 13c
NEW YORK. Nov O-Butter-Receipts, 7.S0
packages Market firm Western. creamery, l4d
2Sc; Elgins. 2Sc; factory, l1%@14c CheeseTkse
SKINS, 6G61bc: part Skins. 5Qsc; full Skins, 2la@
&C. Eggs-Receipts S.4OS packages Market urn
CHICAGO Nov 3O.-On the Produce Exchange
today the butter marnet firm; creamery.
15M22c; dairy, 12GDl9c. CHEESE quiet at eWo72c'
Eggs firm; fresh, 1Sisc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery 231sc. Eggs nrn; fresh
changed.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov 3O.-There is no material
change in the market for, dry goods the de,
mand eng limited to the lack OF store trad RAD
The weakening tendency Of the market Is seI Illus
American indigoes Calcuttas and allied linens
with evident strength shown IN oG e8t50a sfe
tionary market in all lines of wooden textile
fabrics The situation in knit goods Is said f tG
next year at slightly advanced prices over those
now prevailing but these are not accepted oy
ieve that last years prices will be far in excess
Of those quoted at present. Jobbers report a dull
trade of hand -to-mouth variety. both locally and
through mail orders The demand with conslln-
ers throughout the country is said to be light
aud without feature Unfavorabe weather con-
ditions ar 4re principal cause of this but other
reasons given are local in character and fail to
avnlain the situation with any degree of clear
ness In staple cottons the market is very weak.
Print cloths show no increase IN the Dloding.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Twenty-Three Transfers, with a Total
COnside GRAFTON of S45.T04.11.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the forty
eight hours ending at p. m. Nov. 30, 1897, as
furnished by 1neo STEM abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania Streets In
dianapolis. Suite 229. first office floor. The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
Lucinda St. John to William L. Higgins.
q Coopers North Indianapolis addi- - .
john 5lGn j. Cooper ct al. to William l.. His S'OOOOO
Peter H. Schwartz to william Goebes ''
Home addition Observation-Disclosures. 10000
ter of Section i township il, Range 2. 10000
e. PeDone Rcf Sada S Rsba hSr
Add Ei@s II. SordyKe to Myrtle Ellis ''O'0O
Gfandyiew addition 80. .....;...... 10000
Lot q, square /, Lincoln Park addition 100000
Mary, A. Hank to Eleanora A. Decker.
p Subdivision s Of outiqt 100 4;;, 10000
saving and Loan Association, Lots Sc
and y, Hosbrook Il Co.'S Brinkmann
Nora Russell to James d. Moriarity, part 'O''''
of Lots Al and AZ, Outlet S9...:.......... 10000
Ttle Myers to Charles Kinander. Lot
Johnsons heirs addition. 10000
"a and part of Lot 25, Morton Pace..... $4,000
Henry C. Helm to charOe Helm part
Township It, Range 9. and - part Of
ship L. Range 100000
Jennie NJ. Stills TO Mary l.. Barr, Lot
"a, Pattersons subdivision of Square
Il. southeast addition .................. 10000
Arthur V. Brown to Louisa Treeter, Lot
ton 10000
II, Eiott's subdivision of outIot i56.. 2,SOO.Oo
Joseph A. Shirley to Herbert Small, Lot
5, Holloway's West Side addition. 10000
man, Lot IS, Benners subdivision 10000
Sarah &. Gilbert Indiana Trust Com
B ioek e, JoRnsons heirs addition ~ 1S5OOO
Patrick LyEch (execut4r) to Bridget
subdivision of Outlot &c. etc. 2,S62.5O
Robert W. Thompson to Joseph M. Tyler
West Side addition 10000
Orlando b. lies (trustee) to Leopold G.
STONE Park addition I'i ..sr'olt ny 25OOO
10 and Is Mcciintock's first addition. $500
Transfers, %; consideration .s45 794n
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Wool.

BOSTON, Nov. 3O.-The feature OF the WOOL
market here for the past week mas De PEI, n eHG5
in the sale of 5000 bales. Fleece WOODS are neiu
firm although the sales are only moderate. Ter
prices prevail Fine medium and fine are selling
for soc on the secured basis. Choice staple i4Is
Aust ralian woods are firm, with larpe sales. Fol
lowing are the quotations for the leading de,
sboFe 2asSc n0 xX o and e Xxx and above sc
delaine SS@SIc; No comoi1 Msc SV@S1 etcX
SGSns 2s sgc No Mionf nchsan combns
29c; No. Illinois combing Esq 2sc; No Mic9 Is
gan combine 2S3sc; NO Ha anShS and YER
mont, 2SG24c; No. New York, New Hampsnn1l r
and Vermont, &c; delaine. Michigan z1e: on
eombing. 2sa5S4c; Kentucky and Indiana q bood
combns, 29@35c; Missouri u blood combng. 2lc;
Spring medium I2 months. 16Q1Sc: secured price
nTfce sOG62c Territory wools-Montana fine me-
dium and fine. 16q1Sc secured price; 4S@ ;,1e
S SfaPle aS O1IS Ee 15i7c; Scoured price 4S@5Oc
staple 52055c. Australian (scoured Dasls)CSoinap-
ing, superfne, lOq1Sc; comnnG. g09o' CTGoo'
csc.
LONDON, Nov So.-There was the usual large arg
attendance at the w9o scoreds freely at
full rates and Russian buyers bought hne greasy;
New South Wales clothing Inaakea M &c s1d
Slipes and inferior greasies are sun irtesud ~
The American todsy ere numerous
Cape of Good Hope and Natal stocks SOLD Wen
at late rates The general tone for taT
gated 10 2s6 bales, of which 1000 were WlthdraWn.
Following the sales in detail: New Sou I1
5ld@is sgd. Queensland-S, 227 bales; scouTe sa
SidG1s Adj greasy 41sGsSd Vict3riaa2,s SO
BALES BALES greasy s $40 ed New zeaIand-i2l4 bales
secured: 51@Glkd; greasy 4Ags.ad cape OF
Good Hope and Natal-l,22o oales; scoureu' az"
lie
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RAW WEATHER TO-DAY.
Cloudy skies and Possibly Shower

Cloudy Skies and Possibly showers
and Flurries of Snow.
Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity for
the Twenty-four Hours Ending IL p. M,
Dec. 1-Cloudy weather; possibly showers
or fiurries of snow on Wednesday.
General Conditions Yesterday-High baro-
metric pressure prevails with deprcssions
from beyond Lake Superior southwark, and
from Wyoming southwark to western Tex
as. The temperature rose most everywhere,
except near the Atlantic coast and in the
Northwest, where it fell. Zero and lower
prevails south to Montana and South Da-
kota and freezing south to the Ohio valley,
Iowa and northern Kansas. Light snow fell
near the lakes and west of Lake Superior
to Montana.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-For Ohio-Snow
or showers; warmer; brisk southerly winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Light snow;
colder in northern portions; southerly
winds, becoming northerly.
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Oils.

OH, CITY. Nov. 3O-Credit balances. 65c; GER
t,fcates opened with sales at &c: highest, 67sc;
lowest 66ibc; closed offered at SIC; total sales.
bTls
WILMINGTON, Nov. SO.-spirits of turpentine
onened Quiet at 29% 790Ac; sales later at 29ls3Cc
Rosin dull at s1.156l1.20 Crude turpentine steady
at S. 4O0I go Tar quiet at S105.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 30 Spirits OF turpentine
Resin firm and unchanged; Sales s4S brls re-
ceipts 1854 brls.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 30.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at soc: sales none. Rosin firm sales none
and market unchanged.
NEW YORK Nov. 30.-Petroleum steady;
United closed at &C bid. Rosin steady Tur-
nentine firm.
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ng futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations wera as follows: Flour easier
and mostly 5@1Oc lower No spring wheat
SSs4@s6hc Ne No 2 corn 25%c; No yellow. a. 2sc
As No a. barley le ms b. 2f@sse No
Mess pork, per brl. $715d7 20. Lard. per 100 lbs
5000 22i@ Short-rlb sides Goose). S4.15@4. 7O
sides (boxed). s4.45G455. Whisky, disters' fin
ished goods per gal, S119.
corn. 1000 bu: oats $4,000 bu rye 900 bu
barley, 96oGo Blu. Shipmoennts-F1our, 1900 brls
harley 16 coo hi
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Available supply Statement.

NEW YORK Nov. 30.-Special cable and tele-
graphic dispatches to Bradstreets covering the
principal points of accumulation indicate the fol-
lowing changes in available supplies last Satur-
Wheat United sts'-~ and md Canada, east of Rocky
in Europe increase (Liverpool Corn Trade News
$500 eco bu; worlds SUNNY total increase. 900
bu. Corn decrease. 1,744,000 bu. Oats decrease
494 COO bu. The more important increases in
available stocks of wheat last week not reported
in the official visible supply statement were 5l7 900
bu at Fort Williams. Ont, 142 900 in Chicago
private elevators, 122 goo at Galveston, $1,000 at
Duluth and 40 600 at Port Huron. The only
corresponding decreases We're 500 600 busat various
Manitoba storage points and 10000 each at New
Orleans and at Cleveland.
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Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-Flour quiet ard un-
ana ssSa5kc for May above yesterday. May opened
Lice better sold up l-l6c more, oil s93c'
Closing s WITH sellers at the top. Spot ssady; No
TsS cash saSS Se 5eet sc Nav sc
Corn-There was nothing 70 influence the mS ,6
u Under At the Close there were buyers OF
december 1sc lower and OF May &c higher th S
No. 2. C cash she &%c bid: December. z4llc; May.
2Ac oatsFutures fTer but ouist WITH al tse
track, 2l1sGs2c No; white z4a24zge bseemoerii
Steady May a. % c ays @ss s. sS Bran rm
sacked. east t-ncA, SIC. Prime timothy e Sew
SG Hay quiet b and ee e o prre
$3.50; .'rloth SSall. Butter easier; creamery
MSIssy s ae at us Cotton ties. 72c: baggng.
6%67itc. Pork steady; standard mess. jo6poins.
S 5ess s fSS5s s s5sg
GALS Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders. lZ.2'
extra SHORT s75@4SS ribs lbs b ana gSeaf
So 900 bu corn, i7SOOO bu; oats, 5000 Blu. Ship
ments-F'lour, 1000 brIs; wheat. $4,000 0u; corn
changed receipts 1928 6rls exports 7sl o sEs
e pe eS sd SIC 3D. sP0s No M
gSi&c: receipts. 5S2sS bu; exports. 24l 8sS bn;
S TSeas on w grace sSsc Corn dull and
month, S212Ge 324sc: December. S2n n32asc; Novemr
m nH5 o. 3S@sosc; receipts 1855 bu expers
9O97 By Southern white corr b Ste; s ss3s
receipts So bu exports 10000 bu. y R S7e
bu; exports, H. 143 bu. Hay steady; choice tim
othy s'S asked. Grain freights-Steamer easy
parcels firm; steam to liverpool, per pusnei,
4Isd, December; Cork for orders. per quarter ter IS
101Sd December; IS 715d. January. Butter steady
and unchanged. Eggs firm and unchanged.
Cheese steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Colour steady. Wh s41to9
No red 94c. Corn steady No mixed zlA 5Te
271zc Oats easier; No. mixed, 2314qz4c. Kys
quiet; No. 2, 46G4612c. Lard steady at S4.lOg
412h Bulk meats quiet at $4So Bacon stea sdy
at Sl.l9
and unchanged. Sugar steady. Eggs firmer at
1910. Cheese steady.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 30.-Lard-Prime western
steady al 22s 3d. Wheat-Spot, No. l red North
ern Spring, dull at rs Sd. Corn-Spot, American
mixed quiet IS 3D. DECEMBER quiet at IS IS 72sd;
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter dull at los.
TOLEDO, Nov. 3O.-Wheat dull. but higher;
No @ cash and December, 94Ac bid; May s4Ac.
Corn active. but lower; No; mixed 2SSc oats pats
dull but steady; NO. mixed 2l12c Rye uulI
and lower; No. 2, cash, 4519c Cloverseed active
and steady: prime, cash, $3121s.
DETROIT Nov. 3O.--Wheat-No red, 9074c;
No i white 9Okc1 December, 9Cssc; May, S5hc.
Corn-No. 2 mixed &c. Oats-No. White' z412c'
Rye-NO. 9. 47c.
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William Boese two years. SIS East Market
infant smith 1923 Beacon street. stillborn
Nav Taylor, forty years, A Downey street,
Mary A. Craig, fifty-fve years, peritonitIs. IN,
Edna Weber, eighteen months 'lS oou'n liil-
nI Hnfants Douglass, sic Nickel street. prema-
esper Cooper, fifteen years. 1717 Columbia ave-
nue. typhoid fever. .h ,-oo
Clarence Hudson, twenty-thfee HiohtHs' A'oS
Olive street raehitis: -, ..,,e
Infant Gebhardt, City Hospital tetanus; .,ao
Infant O'Neil City Hospital, Speclnc disease.
Adeline Taylor fifty-nine years 1893 South New
Jersey street, multiple neuritls go 1,.-
Susannah Garter, eishty-fve years elS dawson
street old age go ~,
William T. Beuhrio fifty-two years, l0l2 North
t-anitoI avenue, general anasarca.
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VITAL STATlSTICS-NOV. 80.
Births.

fda and Charles Copeland 2025 Broadway, girl.
Nellie and James 0. Keller, Sl9 East MOTIFS
Nav ana John Collins, West Fortieth street,
Ada and n. C. Decker 4S4 West Maryland
s'T VioIa s and Charles r. Gaynor 1903 Walcott
Katie and Harvey D. Glazier. 7os South East
carrie <. and Raymond C. Fiscus, 4lo Highland
Ms and John Douglass GIG Nickel street, boy.
Martha and Henry Smith. 1425 Beacon street.
boy. ~, ooo9 south Meridian
street, boy 90 ..oo,r lone how
Minnie and Harland Alverson l22V west Ihir-
ue Anna and oscar Pate 921 Buchanan street. girl
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
A NORTH OF satisfactory Trade I'm
Most Lines, and Steady Prices.

The trade Of the month Of November with a
majority Of the wholesale merchants and on COM
mission row reached expectations and was quite
satisfactory in it's volume. Wholesale grocers
confectioners druggists. leather dealers, hard
ware merchants. dealers in crockesy and glass
ware. iron merchants. dealers IN tinners sup
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NEW YORK, Nov. SO.-The dry goods
firm of Hilton, Hughes & Co. which failed
In 1896 to-day notified it's smaller creditors
that their claims will be paid in full on
presentation. The larger claims. ii is stated,
have almost all been bought up by Judge
Henry Hilton, father of Albert Hilton,
member of the defunct firm, on basis Of
60 Der cent. cash. The liabilities were ST.
90 on
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Marriage Licenses.

John l.. George and Ida Adams
James w. Meskell and Laura '; StrienecK.
Aihert p. Miller and Margaret M. Cook.
Frederick Brewers and Alma Meredith
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. SO.-Cotton steady;
sales $500 bales ordnary As; good fordinar C
middling SIC; middling fair, 15-16c; receipts.
So 1872 bales; stock, $50. "a bales
MEMPHIS. Nov. 30.-Cotton steady mddlng.
51Ic: receipts 4.640 bales; shipments 2,27l bales;
stock l24 292 bales; sales, 1900 bales.
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At Chicago-Clearings. s1s.765.sT4 New York
exchange. SOC premium. Foreign exchange: Posted
rates asa and S4.S7.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Si64.s03; balances.
S39, ia.
At st. Louis-Clearings. s47l1 2S9; balances.
At New DEMONSTRATING. s3.147.s5I.
At New York-Clearings. S1i2 49l9l2: balances,
At Boston-Clearin~s. $lS.sls.e5s: balances.
AZ observation-disclosures. SIS. sos 4s2 balances.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING. ss143s25: balances.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. ss1OisOo.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Nov: SO-Pig iron warrants quiet
ar &c 81 bid and s6 go asked. Lake copper, 10.7
Tin quiet at IL. 75c Speter quiet at &c. Lead
Exchange barely steady at S.ioc; brokers' steady
at 3.50c.
ST LOUIS. Nov. SO:-Lead quiet at S.5Oc
Shelter dull: 2.77Iac sellers.
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dried Fruits.


NEW YORK Nov. 30.-California dried fruits:
Annles firm other fruits steady. evaporated APP
pies. common 5a7e -rime CIV, wire ct. tray 7Agse;
SiSc Prunes 319GtSc, as to size and quality.
Apricots-Royal. 7Q7l2c; Moor Park, sale.
Peaches-Unpeeled 7Nl0c; peeled 12q2Oc.
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building Permits.

]. A. Joutz. addition. sol West REIMBURSEMENT
Marcus Reppler. frame house. Fenneman street.
Joseph Fisher. frame house. sol Prospect street.
sec,
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

United States 1OS5 SOB bags. against e42.e55 last
year and 53g 07S In 1896.
Sugar-RaW and refined firm.
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle Steady-HOgs Artive and
LOvver-Sheep Strong.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. -cattle-Receipts.
zoo: shipments light. The market continues
stead for all fat grades; others were dull at
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E2s; B, 81. Double: AA. so.75; A. :s.ss; B.

s725; B. 81. Double: IA. slO75; A. 1925; B.
$3.50.
isx2o and 2ox2O to 2oxsO-single: IA, $3.50: A.
$3.50; B. 50. Double: AA, $l4; A, s12.75; 3. s12.
15xS6 to 24xsO-Single: "A. s1150; a, S1O B.
ss25. Double: "A; $l5.25; a, si375; B. SIPS.
$3.50. Double: IA. SIC; A. si45O B, s1325.
26x34 to .2Sx52 and 30x3j to 2sx44-Sngle: AA
S1275; A, s1L75; B. $10.2S Doube IA, s17.25;
A, $3.50; Il, S14.
81 5ex45 TO SVx3V-Single: a. Sloi a, SlSoo; u
Double: "A. S22.75; y, $2125: B. $40.
Iron and Steel.
Bar Iron--1.50G160c; horseshoe bar, 2i5@224c;
nail rod. &c; pillow slabs, 21zc; American cast
steel sq1lc; tire steel, 21aG3c; spring steel. az
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-01

G. F. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-09-04
A AoRRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Two Men Caught Under an Engine That
Fell Through a Bridge.

Two Men Caught Under an Engine That
Fell Through a Bridge.
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 2.-Rufus II.
Norman, former resident of this city,
and a member of the Portland Volun-
teer Firemen's Association, met with
horrible accident that caused his in
slant death. near Tigardville, Wash
ingtoL county, about nine miles from
this city. early this morning.
News of the deplorable affair was
brought to Portland about noon by a
messenger who came to notify the
Volunteer Firemen that they might
make arrangements to take charge of
the remains.
Norman for several weeks has been
working in Washington county with a
treshing crew. This morning the out
fit was to move from one farm to the
other, and Norman and fellow work.
man named Harkins were given charge
of the water wagon that was attached
to the engine. AS they were passing
over a bridge near Tigardville the
flimsy structure gave way, precipitat-
ing the engine. and the wagon TO the
bottom of the stream. a distance of
about IL feet, beneath the bridge. In
the fall the water tank completely
capsized, and Norman and Harkins
were caught under it. A steam pipe
on the engine burst, and the escaping
steam burst foi tn in such a volume as
to obscure the wreck from view.
When the debris was cleared away
it was found that Norman had been
killed instantly and Harkins was ter
ribly scalded by ike escaping steam.
Harkins will probably recover, but
will be crippled for life.