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pensions for veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indanians
Observation-Disclosures Nesselius, Elkhart;
William II. Olinger, Silver Lake; Charles
s Gum. Carrollton; David E. Spain, South
Bend.
apolis; Elbridge A Collins, warren warren ",
Dunn, Amboy.
Increase-Thomas Connerly, Huron; David
Erwin Avon: Peter Stryker, Delphi;
THOMAS A. Hoover Pierceton; Jasper
Rhodes. Laporte; Parsalla H. Young, Ko-
komo: James Brooks, Carthage; James NJ.
Maxwell. Dana; John Johnson, Perryville !;
Francis NJ Henry Neville; Eli w. Adams,
Bloomfield; Milton N. Golf. Franklin.
Frederick Myrose. Batesville i;
Enoch Charles, Goldsmith.
Original Widows. etc.-Electa A. Rogers,
Canaan: Serbia A. Jones, Loogootee; min
ors of John Brown. Marmont; Matilda
Souder Marnont: minor of Joel A. Buck
allew Hymera: Mary Douglas (mother).
frankfort: Mary Reiff. Button.
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BuiIding Permits.

Ion Barton frame house, Edwards street. ST. 400
L. Woetz. blacksmith shop. South Meridian
James Davis. frame dwelling. $50 St. Paul
street. $3.50. 80,
John Grace frame house Torbett street, 5000.
Jacob Efroymson. addition al South Meridian
street, 81. 500 80
u w. Bryan, repairs. 74S North Illinois street.
Mrs. ]. Emmerich. addition 1ss West Washing
" 4. saxton. frame house. Graceland avenue,
Anton Wiese addition. IS lockwood street. 500.
Mary Ralston. frame house 1851 Ludlow avenue,
Julia McManaman, addition. 10 Elm street. s1s5.
Mrs. II. l.. Paftison, addition. Illinois and
Thirtieth street, $l00.
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oye-sod; longs cautious owing to large increase in
American visible supply; closed barely STEADY, at
unchanged prices to net loss of 10 points sales,
1880 bags, including: September, S.9Oc; Decem-
voice csc jobbing 7isc Mild quiet; Cordova. 1ola
@162c. sales, zoo bags Maracaibo, p: I. Rio-Re-
ceipts $1,000 bags; cleared for the United states
3,o00 bags; cleared for Europe. 10 900 bags stock
900 bags. Total warehouse deliveries from the
15s5s from New York; New York stock toe 6oo to-day.
afloat for the United States, $50 600 bags; total
visible for the United States S45 090 bags against
$50 203 last year and $3.50 in 1895.
Sugar-Raw frmer fair refining 3$sc; cen
trifugal, 90 test, S3sc. Refined hrTner; mold A.
Slice standard A, l5-16c; confectioners' A,
l5-11c; cut-loaf, ) 11-i6c; crushed, u-16c;
powdered. 5-1ec; granulated. 5-l6c; cubes,
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1sc; iron. 27B. $3.50, &c. 50 iron, best bloom.
galv2nize1, TIC and 10 per cent; lead. pressed
bars, Sc.
Clover-C Choice recleaned, 90 lbs s4G4.25; prime
81 4S9; English, CHOICE. S425q4l0 alsike.
son or scarlet clover, szQ250 timothy, 45 lbs.
Kentucky, IA lbs, sal q extra clean, 6oasOc;
orchard grass, extra, $i.75GI190: red top choice,
S0csbs1 40: English bluegrass. "a lbs, Sl15Ql75;
rniiet prirne 55G60c: choice. 60d65c; fancy, $50
15c; Hungarian, 60T75c.
window Glass.
Price per box of 80 square feet. Discount. 8
and 10.
Sxs 70 loxl5-singIe: "A. 81; A, $3.50; 3. ss.25:
11xi4 and l2xiS to l6x24-singIe: IA. IS; A,
E.25; b, 81. Double: AA. slO.75; A. 1925; b,
1920 and 20x2o to 2OxSO-sngle: "A, $1,000; A.
$50; B. 50 Double; "A, sl4; A sl27S; 3 si2
S9.25. Double. A, sl5.25; a, sl3. rs; b, SIPS.
g 2tY2s y 24xs6-singlee: Az, sl2 A. $3.50; B.
26xs4 to 2Sx32 and 30xS0 to 26x44-Single: AA,
si275: A, s1l.75; b, sl0.25. Double: AA s17.25;
2sx4s to 3ox5O-single: IA SIS A. $3.50; B.
sl2 Double s..ed "A ss!5; A. SIS; p sl6e
$3.50. Double: IA, s22 Is: A. S2l.25: b, $40.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Butter-Receipts, 16, 20S
pack lges Market steady; Western Creamery u
x 247 packages Market steady; large white, sl2c;
small white, 91zQ9$c; large colored 9h9 small NAL
Sis@4c Eggs1Receipts. 1855 packages. Market
steady; State and Pennsylvania. IQlSc, Western,
16c
KANSAS CITY Sept. Butter barely steady;
creamery, 13RQl5Ac; dairy 10Q12c; EggsLThe
bere is local demand and declining MARKETS l49
East Receipts are moderatei fresh canoieu MIS-
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 7.-Butter quiet. but
steady; fancy Western creamery, 17c EGGS firm
and i.IJ1c higher fresh nearby. 16GD1612c; West
ern l6c. Cheese quiet and steady.
CHICAGO, Sept 7.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; creamery,
Pole; dairy 9615c Cheese steady at 9Q912c.
Eggs easier; fresh, 12i2c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other Places.

So Los Sept 7F s c hisher Pstente i2 d 20
dun Sc 59aS'75 Wheat higher. closing With Sep
tember 2lsc, May 2ssc above Saturdays closing
end then advanced DC closing frm within &c of
the top Between strong and higher market tr Ca
pd bs ta n ye last spFa an Hsn close Wa
paid at the opening to-day There was lively
trading for time. commission houses and shorts orr
freely met BY realizing longs Spot higher No,
red cash elevator sSc track ss@ 5 hi 40 e nan
ber 99c bid; May s100l5 asked Corn-Fntures
but When he early demand was flied the market
eased off and closed strong at around the Top
Spot hsh6 No e aa4 2s gfs dull ba
2Oa2o5c No white 22@23e sePtemi56 bier lSse:
at lSlsa556c. BARLEY nominal. Corn meal strong at
Seed rs Hay Steady s prairie sd timothy
$EQ9 Butter lower; creamery l4q1S59c' C 9aty
ties and bagging unchanged. PORK easy; standard
pr s qe6ns nsE cS ss s
lbs extra short-clear and ribs s. shorts $1132
ah9rtcear ana RIBS ssS5 shorts, ss$7la Re-
eejptsFour 49, 600 brls wheat 2ol OOq l bu CORN Gn
hrls; wheat $500 bu; corn. $1,000 bu; OATS 1900
ehaAEsd 4s2sBs 9st ps F wheat firm sRa
SaOO October sse BID pecember 80 Sl& Sg6 S
exports, 677, AIS blu; Southern wheat by sample
STn Gms spo SHsa oR new
36c asked; steamer mixed 34434kc; receipts
200 SIS bu exports 154 245 bu; Southern white and
yellow corn. 3SGt39c Oats steady; No white,
24@24lkc; receipts, S2,555 bu Rye igmer No 2
blu. Hay steady choice timothy, $l54lS.oO. new
Grain freights very quiet steam to Liverpool
per bushe 4d, October; Cork for orders, per quar-
ter, IS Cd, September. Butter dull; fancy cream
cry 1Sc Eggs weak fresh, lac. Cheese steady;
fancy New York, 10AqlO12c.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. --Bacon-Short-ribs steady
at S2s: ong-cear mddles, light, steady at BIS ga
clear mindless heavy, steady at 29s Cd; clear pei
lies steady at 37s. Wheat-No red Western
winter firm S. No. | red Northern spring hrm
at IS SID. Corn-American mixed, spot, new,
steady at IS 3D. old steady at IS 5l2d; september
quiet at IS 47sd October quiet at IS 5l2d; ovem-
ter steady at los 3D. The imports Of wheat into
Liverpool From Atlantic ports, $1,000 quarters;
from Pacific ports 1900 quarters; from other
ports 1000 quarters. The imports Of corn into
Liverpool from Atlantic ports were % oOO quarters
CINCINNATI. Sept Flour quiet; fancy, $3.50
Q4.9O; family &c. 1904. Wheat firm; No red,
S5G95izc. Corn firm; No. 2 mixed. $2c oats sat
Lard quiet at $40. Bulk meats firm at $50
Bacon steady at $40. Whisky active at SILL
Butter quiet and lower fancy Elgin creamery;
19c, Ohio. 15@16c; dairy, 1Oc. Sugar active ana
higher hare refined 4.16Q5.9l Eggs quiet at llc
Cheese firm; good to prime Ohio fiat Sl2q9c
TOLEDO Sept. Wheat higher, but dull; No
2. cash, September and December, &c. Corn
l9Iac Rye dull; No. g cash, 5112c. Glover seed
active and lower; prime, cash and OCTOBER 5000
DETROIT, Sept. 7.Wheat-No. white &c &c
No. 2 mixed, S2lSc Oats-No. whlte' zZAc'
Rye-No 2 SOC.
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Births.

Ada and Edward Hubbard. 462 Hovey street,
Louise and Albert E. Writ. $50 North West
Laura and Francis ]. Birdmann 2l16 Belefon-
ota and Frank w. Schreckengast. 1888 Arrow
Fife and John Thomas, 1920 Linden street. girl.
Edith M and John w. Lee, 1880 Darwin street,
Ida and Lacy Edwards, 9O5 Meek street. boy.
Mollie and Daniel w. Hill, Il East Minnesota
Emma and Gustav E. Jose, 1714 East Orange
Belle and John S. Marshall S24 Oak street girl.
Matte and David Cobb, 227 East St Joe street,
Cynthia and Harry w. Denny, 154S Woodlawn
avenue girl
Emma and A. l.. Miller, city. boy.
l. and c. Hess, 80 South Harding street, girl.
Cora and I'd Iribue, Elizabeth street girl
Anna and Charles r. Roberts, $40 buchanan
Bertha and William H. Kopp. 1906 Cornell ave-
Mary and James Halliday Brghtwood, girl.
Mollie and William lnandt, BrightWood boy
Victoria and George ii. Gassburn, 10 Williams
Bertha and Aaron A. Hulen. 10 Reisner street.
Louisa ard Henry E schagle 46 Nordyke ave-
Lizzie and Sank Andrews, 1908 North West
Annie and George Broadstreet city. boy.
Martha and j. II. Lane, 1873 King avenue, boy
Elizabeth and 10y W Martin, lvS locke street,
Nita and Horace Lneback, 80 Bright street boy.
Florence and William Ringenberger, 4S5 Cali
~ Mamie Ian Ns' and Harry Powell 1885 North West
LiIiy ard Frank Wright 924 Maus street, boy.
Cora and Hilary Silvey 1886 Arrow avenue, boy
a'i Emma and John Limering 1906 Union street,
Susie and wilhelm schafer South Meridian
street boy.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Weather Bureau
in its report of crop conditions for the week ended
at s a. m. Sept. g. says: Corn has been very
unfavorably affected by the weather conditions of
the past week in the principal corn producing
States High temperature and absence OF much
ard caused premature ripening, while the preva-
lv in the States of the lower Missouri valley. In
Iowa and Missouri much corn is past help and
have been more favorable to corn in the lake
region upper Ohio valley and New England, and
in the Middle Atlantic States the crop is generally
dining we'll"
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window Glass.
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Transfers, with Total
Consideration of $4,000.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Sept. T. 1897, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner Of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapols, Suite 229, first office floor, The
Lemeke. Telephone 1860:
F'idelia j. Gregg &c Samuel Schuck, Lots A
and %. StOuts RaughVille addition. 500
William 5. Iockman Smith II. Mapes ct
fon-street addition ..,'s' $500
James II. Brown 10 John j. Valdenaire, Lot
q +. A. Fletcher's first addition TO ooo
Hannah NJ. Clew Wilhemna Culmann,
Lot 4, Meanss subdivision of Square s,
Meadland Grandview addition. ......s...... LOO
Elizabeth Jane George to Julia +. Grain,
Lot Z, Block Z, indianapolis Car Com
Charles +. Sayles to Herman g. Sayes,
part of Lot IL, Vests heirs addltion..... 500
George w. Bolander TO. I.avina Hardacre,
Lot 8, McWnirter's subdivision of A. h.
Fletcners fourth brookside addition....... 300
Winifred =. Hoton to Bradley Holton Com
pany, Lot II, Ogle's East Park addition. 200
Thomas Taggart 10 Emil Schmidt and wife,
Clarence X. Smith TO Charles +. McNey ct
al, Lot u, Block ., Tuxedo Park.;....... 800
Clara NJ. Bergman to katnaryn Ohlinger,
Lot 80, Olleman, Reagan q Wheatleys
Belmont addition 1900
iSS, Douglass Park 1850
Robert Martindale to Herman Sieloff and
wife, Lots 416 and All. Jackson Park....... 200
Transfers IA consideration ............. SIS, 300
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Tuesdays Bank CIearings.

A. New OrIeans-C1earings. 81 1924, 92e. New York
sschanee. bank zoe per 81. 900 premium; COM
n1ereiai Si.59 per 81, 900 discount
Al Memphis Clearings, S2o2lSs balances,
Al st. Louls-clearings. s5.s77,s2s: balances.
81 'tincinnati-Money 2hle per cent; New
York exchange. 25Q35c discount. Clearfngs
a. Kew York-caearings. ssls7l45s; balances
=, AZ Boston--clearings slsi5siA2; balances
q. 425. 1872: s.,.. a. ase oss. hatar.as
slisf' Baltimore-cisarings s27so5s5; balances.
''1 Al cthicago-clearings. slssss.Osl New York
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oils.

WILMINGTON, Sept Spirits of turpentine
firm at 27h@27s4c Rosin steady. at Sll5Ql ~.
Tar firm at $1.l5.
OIL CITY. Sept Credit balances, Tic; GER
tifcates, no bids shipments, Sept. 4, and 6,
259 4O5 brIs: runs Sept. g. A. and 6, 1875 brls
NEW YORK, Sept. petroleum quiet. Rosin
steady. Spirits of turpentine firm at 3O1aQ31c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 7.--Spirits of turpentine
firm at &c Resin firm; sales none.
SAVANNAH, Sept 7.-Sprits Of turpentine
steady at 2Sc. ROsin firm.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. THE dry goods market
opened with considerable spirit to-day, the &C
cumulated mail of the holiday making the ship
ments heavy and the demand marked both at
first and second hands. A fresh onslaught of
buyers was made on the jobbing stores. the Mer-
market retains its strong position sellers being
heretofore The market for all cotton goods con-
tinues firm. Woolens are also strong in tone,
though requests for goods quteter noW while
general and heavy distribution at interior points
is going forward. The market for staple cottons
is less active than the case last week, but
is still firm and well sustained. Prints are strong
and
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. cotton easy. sales,
700 bales; ordinary 15-16c; good ordinary 5-l6c;
low middling 69sC niddling. 15-l6c; good mid
ding 3-16c; middling fair. 716c; receipts. 1908
bales; stock, 1893 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 7.-Cotton dull; middling TIC;
2675 bales sales, $50 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. cotton closed quiet; mid
ding uplands. 715c middling gulf 74c; sales, 391
hal
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Cash quotations were. as follows: Flour finn
No spring wheat, SeAa9HAc; No; 3 spring
corn S1@c; No. yellow corn, S1Slc. No. oats
19iAc: No. white, f. o. b., 22l4M23c; No. white
nominal; No. g. + 0. B., $o@55lze No a., f. O. t,I b.
othy seed, $275. Mess pork. per brl. So, 75QS.S so
Lard per leo lbs, 81 75q4,T11 short-rib sides
$55005 Is: short-clear sides (hoxed), $6Q6.l212
Whisky distillers finished goods, per gal $l22
corn 2l59 GOO hu; oats. 1854 600 bu rye, 81 600 bu
barley, 10000 bu. ShipmentsmFlour, II, 600 6rls;
hi. rye. g 600 blu. barley. 81, 600 BIZ.
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BOSTON, Sept The wool market here {,,s con 0re
tinues lively and prices show a further advance
for most grades Sales of territory woods have
Teen large, willie the secured prices have IN
creased fully &c over last week Fleece wool safes
are small and prices are nominal in the absence
of trade although washed heeces In many aIrys,ia IN
woods are also higher and are meeting with a
quick demand at prices ruling. FolloWng are
quotations for leading descriptions: Ohio and
Pennsylvania f1eeces-X and above, 2Sc; AA ana
ing, SSe NO combing, 2sc unwashed mnediHm-
lucky and Indiana 9s-blood combing, 22e; Mis-,
souri, u blood combipg. 21Q22c; Missouri 3s-bood
combing 20c; lake and Georgia, 20@21c. Territory
wooIs-AIontana fine medium and fine, l4 4ta
Wyoming etc.-Fine medium, 1Sql6c;, secured
price. 45e; staple o4IGSoc Michigan Wisconsin Sih
ine, 256i46c; no. 2 ILLINOIS combing. 25G2Sc;o \
New York, New Hampshire and Vermont 20D2lc;
No l New York New Hampshire and Vermont
25626c; delaine, Michigan, 25c. Texas woods
String medium az months), 15@16c; secured price,
46Q42c spring fine az monthsl. lS4l4c; secured
price 450f46c. Australian (scoured basis)-Conb-
ing, superfine 6Od62c; combing, good, 55q57c;
combing, average, 52q55c; Queensland comblnS
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NEW YORK, Sept. Pig iron warrants easier
at So 7OG6 go Lake copper quiet at H. 12lanf Csc.
Tin easy at 13.60013.65c. Spelter quiet at $3.50
a zoe Lead strong Exchange, 4.271z@4.321sc;
brokers, 4c.
ST. LOUIS Sept 7.-Spelter dull at 4.O5c bid.
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Jane Mullen, ffty-fve years, 575 North West
street consumption.
Mrs. j. w. Wands, thirty-four years, l417 Pleas
ant street, abscess.
George X. Trick six months, Gao South Meridian
street, marasmus.
Lizzie Borchers twenty-five years. SAG North
Senate avenue, aortic disease.
isabel Merrill, siXty-four years, 176 North East
street, carcinoma.
Elmer Maroni. twenty-nine years, "a South
Laurel street, nephritis.
Helen M. Author, ttty-eight years, GIG East
Twenty second street, cancer.
Henry Ealk, eighty years, 92T North CALI
fornia street, heart disease.
Cynthia A. Cobb, fitty-nine years, 1885 North
Illinois street dysentery
George Crow, nfty-seven years, East Michigan
street, typhoid fever
Lloyd Parker, twenty-five months, 10 Bates al
ley, pneumonia.
street hepatitis.
Infant Sullivan, 42O Irving place. premature.
Jacob Miller, Sixty-one years, heart disease.
William H. Van Bergen sixty-nne years, 112
West Fifteenth street, senile dementia.
Rachel Sebrpg. ffty-1ve years, 3l9 TroWbridge
street, senile exhaustion.
William ID. Mefford, hfty-two years, S4l North
Summit street, ancemia- -
Maud Kingston, nineteen years, 1872 Virginia
avenue, heart failure.
Infant Haas one day, sos Agnes street, cyanosis.
Daniel Atkins SXty-tWo years, 30 Church street,
heart disease.
Katherine Haug. sixty-seven years. Katherine
Home, arterio- telerosis
Carmine b. Millspaugh, nineteen years, us
Trowbridge street, gotre.
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NEW XOR1

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-California dried fruits
steady; evaporated apples, prime wire tray, &c;
&c; prunes, 31ka7lkc apricots, Royal. 7aSc; Moor
Park. sole; peaches, unpeeled, 1QlOc peeled
11M14c.
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Utnh,s Rest Crop.

Salt Lake Tribune.
Crowded schools are reported all over the
State "Utah's best crop is very much in
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle a Shade LOwer-HOgs Dull ant
Weaker-Sheep Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 7.-Cattle-Receipts,
900: shipments 300. There was fair supply,
mostly of butcher grades Of common and medium
kind. The market dull and shade lower on
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Minneapolis Times.
again?
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LOCAL GRAF. AND PRODUCE.

exchange. 55c discount. Sterling exchange dull
POSTED rates, Sl.S4i2 and SA.S1.
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Marriage Licenses.

Arnold L. Barrett and Kate c. Bradford.
SCHUYLER c. hoppe and Grace Cherry.
Robert Snider and Theodore, Alexander
Albert H. miller and Anna Hawkersmith.
Dick w. Mathers and Alice Best.
Joseph J. Byrne and Mary f. Bedell.
Samuel Bradshaw and Dollie h. Lesser.
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-DamsOn, va Z.oU Oct staHu.
Timers Supplies.

Best brand charcoal tin. &c l0xl4. 14x20. 12x12
tin. best brands. &c l4x20 4.25Q4 IS; 20x2S $3.50
Gs.s0; &c. 2ox2S, old style sl3 block tin IN pigs.
bottoms. Gle; planisned copper. 2lc; solder, 10
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Hogs-Receipts $500; shipments. 600 The
ket opened sluggish. sales averaging a shade
lower Shippers and packers bought. the latter
being leading buyers. All were finally sold. the
closing inclining to weakness.
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VITAL STATISTICS SEPT. 7.

Transfers. IA; consideration SIS. 3
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Bananas-Per bunch, No. ], $50: No. 2. ST.
('abbace-40li50c per brl.
Cheese-New York full cream. lsc; Skins. case
per 10; domestic Swiss, l5c; brick. lie; limbur-
ger, Zoe PER 10 80
Gao 10 box So fancy $50 to box, $3d3.5O.
Oranges-Aiessina. half box =. -.
0nions-s22 5 per bril- S5c per bu.
Tornatnes-Home-gf grown 25Qe4Oc per hu.
Green Beans-35c per bu wax beans, 40c per
bu. -
size.
New Potatoes-S2fI2. % per bril- 75d90e per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-Batlmore 81; Jersey. IS per
brl.
Cantciopes--40Q50c per crate; f5cGI$l per brl
Little Gem melons. 25QS0c per u blu basket.
Red Plums-sl per be.
Pcars-90cQSl per bu.
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| 1sc; iron. 27B $3.50, &c 50: iron, best bloom.
| galvanize1 TIC and 10 per cent; lead, pressed
i luare &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-03

HAS MANY SHIPPERS.
Forty-scxen Producing Mines I'm the
SLOGAN District.

The SLOGAN Is assuming suca importance
and pouring out such a vast amount OF
wealth. says the Spokesman Review, that
the question is frequently asked, where
does all this ore come from, and how many
mines are shipping Upon inquiry Il Is
found that forty-seveu mines shipped ore
last year. and several whose names could
not be ascertained are making their first
shipments this month. Il II great list.
and puts the SLOGAN on par with any dis
trict Of similar area In the world, While
q l. no exaEEsraiion 70 say that no camp
in the world under similar conditions can
turn out 50 much hign grade ore. The fol-
lowing Is the LIST OF mines shipping last
year. S.oean Star. Ruth, Wellington.
Mountain Chief payne group, RecO,
whitewater. Last Chance, Noble Five,
Deadman. Blue Bird Washington. An
tome Surprise. SLOGAN Boy, r. f. Lee.
Ruby Silver. Eureka, Jackson, Rambler.
Iron Hand. Goodenough. Lucky Jim,
Payne. Wonderful. London. Black Fox,
Consolation. Red Fox. Antelope, Madison.
Gibson American. Cha mbers group, Lucky
Boy. Snap. Langham. Nonpareil. Northern
Belle Dardanelles. Alamo. Idaho, Ivanhoe.
Ajax, Monitor Silver Cup. Alpha and En-
terprise
Among those which will ship this year
surely, are the Fisher Maiden. on which
a contract for hauling 20 tons has already
been L.. and ths Montezums, which has
ore ready for shipment, but for lack OF
STOW the owners have been unable 70 haul
the ore
Results are what investors are locking
for I'm mines, and they are commencing TO
realize that If the value is there. silver
mines are as good as gold. The SLOGAN. as
a fact. has Just emerged from the prospect
state. and is now Ia a position 10 Try con-
illusions with any district yet discovered
80 British Columbia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-03
GUST wINEHILL IN TROUBLE.
Arrested at spokane on "a Charge of
swfneItnE.

Gust wInehln. well known for some
years IA this city. has been arrested az
Spokane on charge OF swindilnx in a
mining deal. The warrant was issued by
Justice Saunders on complaint OF A f
Stevens. TIE Spokesman-R Review says
this is one Of the most remarkable cases
IN the annals 81 Spokane mining history.
Mr. Winehiu was president Of the Anglo
Mining and Milling company Il Is
charged that ne tod Mr.. Stevens be had
money sufficient 10 buy and pay for a
twenty-stsmp mill. and vas going 20 san
Francisco 70 make the purchase. He
wanted Stevens 20 take SO Of stock. az
the same time offering 70 employ Stevens
az 81 a day As engineer a. the plant. Ste
vens now claims that WinehHl did not
have dollar 81 cash hut on the con-
trary was IN debt from 8 0so % 3 GO TIE
property Involved IS the BuiifroE group,
on Pa-mCr mountain
Fsyette Harris. " " Clark and George
F. Doer owned the Rainbow group Wine
hIl they say. induced them 20 give him
a deed. with the understanding that ne
would enlist other parties. They agreed