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Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

nste Asi paa bet. % oa bet inn par
noale alsn fra Gfcpen, bar jes Epipl
ON, bporoiot jes iiuloe iipos easr life.
Diiue aanieratsr, IGNITE ies, piloe lie
ao mig, oni iss alnrmereoe BEN peo OF
i,poe ct Spin. sec par uaitsn bslinis
tet pda at laoe bet pare | 6ree, ba je9,
juit iom bet narm.oe zig guitnoiet,
Iputes, at bet sjoroe ct %nianpanlisl
Sprirs. Men MI par ies beaer life
Suiul lanser. men tos Slste % aftp'
reoe nit @epar.
"8pret ialot sisbliffelis ON mcb en-
Stsnnen, ION jss iuOiaa MATTE tomme
ira CT menueitelist Saieu. Seq gift
ben I'll Beltet, % bpm ON min 6oruns
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rRnoig iugbt fig ino ! Siinoet al ct
Stloipin, bans Saneer o9 6sooer par
loo iuloitanol9 lfiuIte BERT % bans
Sang ps uolesnoe bar iaa neie orer'
II sliemmenoe meo Sprets. at Sor'
tIaonlussu life fanoe opoa9es paa Gs
itano. San bar beu9bnet meo 3olf
% 3%0mabaipi."
@runoen III be fprriss Stilbungters
Joriuinosn par MI tpoelle. Snoianerne
ltjulte iia beiibtieOe al in 6ortlrO'
mug, / SfOuru, aip.nttnoe bet Glebilf,
oa be tunce faite GortleOnin9en, faloe
OUR SfilouaSterne poea %iore8aaenoe
9arm % altfOr burtigt til, at oeres
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line @euerer; buorpaa be sjennsmr
bcreoe suer ltaipereoe benz. 9isene
bar be bort oa itiulte Dem / &tattct.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
9ecorab Ds Smegn.
80 2ant sepitmbsr $50.
Mnhrtrs cpfrn Gnmpnnn

opisrt, I 6rsoaas pad S!tpsrs SalI
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bd Dtcoub grtIiium oioih ira tibIia.r,
al. at man Der bupN ct erot SpsrasSsl'
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optaq,t It Bar Dag, fsr % Sd 4ftsH,n
ION, par Der iGroel,s eoot GUS.
SnOboIoei Of tn Gperu bar 10 III.
msoa at iat, % BOG bar Der tno'ltttst
loa mane, burlels Scensr % meo Ct fan
9oot Spill. al man life iua let Ia bet
korc; gliIs gearl RiettiiE, iom pirdt'
Spiuot, % g2r g. u. Barter, ION qos
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BET btbIt, rar opa Sauesn. Oirtsli9 Opera
Sang, ida imul bdGoe | 9or cs SOLDER
al Gntper bsunorsos nn.
Sslitabet plr ioa tilfrtos mso Nt tals
rigt @tIep, at be bar sriIGrst, at BET piloe
barr otm en- JorHeislis at oPtrGb her
idien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
Surpriic.

Sirsbaa ben 21os bs. mects fler,
al 0ecorab MsnigfeOs RsbIsmmer i S.
g. Snrpeftaos Diem, buor pditor u. g.
6uus % Samilis / nosls Dag, bar beet.
Mdn bopne forunftaltet en- S~puraitelie
for 9rstsfcltene. Rabturpe brastss meo
90 4fiensmaaltib blsp ~isrpsret unosr aas
ben 6immsI.
10 paa Qft.nm bolot gditpr 8ums
mersn,s ira Gr.sco en- tort Gale, opsrz
rate 9aitor guns 500 ION en- @rins
orruq fra 0storab Wlsniabso ps Idgos
ram 6arpsi pna Msnisbeoens @egns.
gdfor !6uus idttsos meest bepG9ei.
Ranus tcm baab, ON G~fetrmioolgsn pg
ON @itsusn fox at Tiss gaItor 9uls os
5umiIis 5arusi.
Gn 9sltd1sr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
Storc MGno

bar iterre SOosr enc iuiaa Nano, life
iorol oeres aanpelige 5atteeune er
iterre, cerior maa Osiaa Sooerne /
5prbolb til tele aroppeW pare itsrre.
Slbere fan ct tort Sooe m0eIutie en-
l%prbolospis lieeu &jerne. os en- INF
SicrneItal or life 5egu paa aanoelio
Siprte. 2esuOsn Ian en- liOeu Slerne
Ia Ell meset i'm Orsauisme Os eli nor
% 600 Sjerne ian uGre mnuaelinlo.
ernGret. Nnar ui tar ale oisie not.
torer ! Belras,nlna, liisnnsr ui, at bet
er ngouenolet al oioe mere ON en-
Mlnno emo Sicrrsiisu Of bans Sat.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
Weaingtons S,mlerne I NJ,
fratien.

Weningtrn- 9uIsrns, Der .r b,Iis,r~
| RGrbeeen al g4n @sllinoton 3D.
South Dulss. En- beilt aenbommeIio, -,
Sruno af BEL itcre antal fOrIt,nsN On,
niussr at uooso, 8preartsr, Tom ,r h,rs.
ne ! Dem. 9ulsrns ~opeae,nss Diana,
1880 at Cir Sbomas Rit6,I. g.,
Tal. boili.n B, logger. b.grGnes b,
bcgge Siier al 9aliitnstIiPp,r at IL
200 5obs Ssib.. GuIp,t i SuIsrm =
belpis bsoeiiet m,b ct tptt Gag at N M,
get lss ps tor rcofig Sorbart, hsr hOiro,
leg op ION Gtsp D.O bpert 5obtrir. g.,
enc al 6aIsrns ben9pnes greccia !SuI,r
% er fra ct nbenTfabtlist Smspunn ;,
al be melt interssimnte. man bar furet
Iuitralisn. 9s epriss Gag al Sor0sun.
ben sr opfplote uf talris, ¬lr. 0,
man Ear Sioens Cob bragt mango Sun.
brsbe fpsIile aeOninssr frem for 3aons
2Ds. Gn Sang fanot man blanbt arba
en- YunteiiaI, Der biit. Iie at biorer, ia
en- ubpre 3Gnguru, og pnd @runblao of
bette 5uno uotalte 8isnItabsmanbsr
Stpen ipm lin Msnins. at man Ttl,a
uilce tunns finb. 2epninasr al ct tort
tiebGSenb. DIR, Der matt, bah, I,ps
idmtiots meo ajempstangurutn. SIRENS
RGicnnement git CAN'T. Iimpslt uo paa
at bet p%luntsRrenbe gunsonr mdatts bas
bdrt en- naturlig Sisnos, pe bet bite Fl,
rirtslig rgfaa at bans Sormobniro n.
tr6ftsSss; tbi I 1897 fanotss en- Qanot.
ital os flsre 3iaRben meo iGroeIt5 hi
beparsos SGnber at en- 2sp.. br cfty
Sunbernss 5orm at bcrrint matt, baa
pGrst Ct tjsbGbnts Ropopr. Ssrtr' 5r
man funcet Here anoflsr at benns uoosS,
2cu., Der iittert tilis' bar pars It
9ungopr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

san trOeNs ogiaa Senue Gam. at
bet par Srmbna. iuo flyer Mr. 8.
Mopnp. MUuteiauo, @aib, | fDlgsnOs
Sreo: seq bnpbs / ppsr IA gar IiSt
al teitiae Gmerter | grpitet % Mo.
pen. Seq iOrigste naiteu aIle sIuss
Meoiciner. baaoe Iatentmebiciner o.
andre Slass, men ianbt, at be ole.
iammen bar Sumbus. 9ilfibf iad
leg Ell griitel / 9lnpet "The Prairie
Farmer ON 9r. Set.r's Kuriko, o.
itlpnt iss midsummer, at iss troeDt, at
bet usiua oenne Gang bar Sumbua,
iaa inbicnots lea $500 Tor en- 8rsOe'
Soslc. Seq suiier at iise. at ben 9tc.
oicin par en- for SpsrraItelie for mig.
Den bar iimpcItben ~piounosrlig; ieg
bruste Ell SLATE | 9sbet al II 3ng.
Seq leo irpatelise Smertcr Zen
inutes at ipGtfe mig meaet, men isg
peobleo bog of BRUCE ben iislse Nn'
uisnins,u. SiIfibit funos jes uoradbe
"Gnreta, enoeIis bar ies iunoet cst
rstts @liooel." SEQ babe life mere
5msrter. Geriom De inseu Gsent
bor Ter, fuIbe jes suite OF Ouertass ct
u lentur for benz
Or. Beter's Kuriko er life en- So.
teutmeeiltu bette Gros alminoelige
BstpCnins. Den tr lille Of erboiOe
paa apCtbeler. Blot 2ofal.Isenier
iRlser ben. gibere Splpsningsr ere
bOloss peo Ssuuenbslie til Sabritau.
ten, Or. Setter 6abrusp, 1l2-114
60. SoDne Npe., Ghicaap. gu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
Ct. eous Ruaanarsss,
gao cmaha ~apGamartso.
atsesnEn .sbass mart,p.

6ra 69atstpu llrtoes; Cm(TiamqeA /
eammel SCbai bar nepUs uaget ifor not til
! otu lor tbae Gge ay uii.qtfe ia meatu
Epnigrt pmbeo. 4r5Dtr n 90 6obai Tor,
ber es uu 10 AarieotL "a aaar D. CT iprs
biJe ti % fteIiggisS, 0suie5 Dc al Oilt trPtie
% nae NlDDgrg. 81 Sdi3 ci S;Iijaagb er
6 4artt ~ 400 Sasicg f9ij ira anor 10
SealoH I'll Il ,irma /; 3ep Yori.
Zen rnc glp ina fan na iiles al pgre
femme NHs COB Scboto; Den tar ia
gpat no.
ailtlotllh no leaue StatiuH ngfus
sSb bicu ca. 900 Roster. Smfr,ra $50
Aasisr @l8artnbdt uoitabtes ira 9Isp gort.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
,tuoerlipslioel,e.

strip nj mig for mi 8rpue al ben Meoi.
oicn, ipm iuloitrueis bar beIbreoet mig ior
ben buioe 5lob. INFLAMMATION % Reos
Ialoen al Sipmoocren &eoieineH er biHig
"a Bebauotiuseu tan ioretages / Siemmet
uoea ucsen SCges SiGlp, Mrs. 9, 0uouat.
south Beno. ,Sno. 3b52
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

bu lang, % flair % htffeb; men liot
sit,r Iiot tOm garmtn tiIbcs.. Wms
Sotani,n Idgtb I,Itst | Gtano cs tOsts
abtibsmaOen al mir. TO alisr, iou ies
bliosIia inb. San LOB mig lobe ! Ro,
os oa iss rcaaneo, haoos alt &relosmas
ben lrnse feat irroig % inrrst crer 81
ben. alter og p1rm Suppe ilrttto Inart
lib bit iibite Spor otter ben ioloe Spsrls
miur."
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
Sspao sntber Goneae bDoer inc
TiieipIe:

uooaRHeIie yaa irliielis @runolas.
5tlipH "a ioenior Sto!etiocn.
uH0erpisHtus DAG, iom fOnuler til
gIrtte oueralt / givet % iOm trguscs til en-
goo uooannelie.
abaaHs I'll 9cnegels Sibtiptbei III
uuosrpjsuius / gilit % @gnudi!it.
@oos 8RreIfer ipr lioen SstaliHs
Gjoo "a bilia q oil Collects Boarding
Club
satalog iOaes irt Oeo at nlltrne Srci.
Naur Sariea Htcprah Soma. Isbtl
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

9ileams 5eUrO. 5 ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iurtptites ibiaHot arOet ogiaa e sannelt
sOaro, .buormto @itcum suFeor at 0yrbt 1T
aisr."
"S,au bapOt lite roget SpGro, ban snttoe
bare, at Ran bapOt bOpt It,. bcmrrtsOt en-
Came.
'glegt ristig," iuareOe doreUiitreH 'oet
oar uetop bette Sorro ban sutsoe fs.s
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

Bor Sloo. 6attIaoom % ipgtieoe Rerpsr
tag 6ofp Ytuuriam Sea. Iaues hos ale
4rng9rier eller pr Bon hos Wlaoiiou gle.
oieiue 60, Waouon, ISIS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

Sppr 9arnulel % uoilibt Sc Ter uol Saa
heller &pdD Ntonmnain Sea. 5aaes hos nue
Gruggliter eler NJ. 8olt hos NlaoiioH Yie,
oiclae 90, NtGolluH, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

Sor at fna en- imut gniiotsIaroe brita
Rpdp Nountoiu Sea. Saaes hos ale Trugs
after eller pr Boit hos NtaoiiUn 9iebiciue
So, MiabiipH, 8is.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24
Gn 900 Nacnt

Ton siahlsre tn permanent os lfuuenoe
aprreirina p;o at inlss pore ertttltr
M Sanolsuet % til ale 6dmi.i:r, On
raria Emi9miua oprettss pee tthpsri
Gsla. Guer,t III 9iihitisr sircs, %
D, lirlptr core gnlgsmrno III Of OBJ
erbttor Sem. Sipr GOrtltueIts. 6lriip
Irrtr % grcu,r 'rit. StriU ioaa.
e. Z. Sbopp & Co.,
wo O 1t7ic II. 9iaene. @tS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-24

6n 900 90 binia Stoie, bpcr mon
ION uooauues I'll Carer Horlt % engslll,
er Gu8uiiaua College Canton, 9. 8. aatd.
ipg laaes frit. 44b.ti
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18
The Weekly Crop Bulletin for Indiana
Poor Potato Crop.

The following is the weekly crop bulletin
for Indiana issued yesterday:
Moderately warm days and cool nights
prevailed, with no rain except on Saturday
and Sunday, when local rains fell in the
central and northern portions; but more
rain is needed everywhere, especially for
corn, which is just in such a stage of
advancement that it needs rain to mature
well; in the central and northern portions
it is in fair condition in most localities.
nearly all corn is advancing but little.
Potatoes are ripening, but they have
been injured by bugs, and, lately, by dry
weather. The crop will probably not be
very good; in many fields the tops are
large but the potato is small.
Good crops of millet are being cut.
Young clover promises a good yield of seed
nearly everywhere. and cutting has begun.
Buckwheat is in bloom. Tobacco advanced
only slowly during the dry weather. Vege-
tables are plentiful, but in localities cab
bages are being injured much by worms.
In the southern portion the tomato crop
does not promise well, but there are better
prospects in the central and northern por-
tions. Beans promise a good yield. Sweet
potatoes grow well. Melons are not as
secured a good crop of fine honey. The
threshing of good wheat and oats crops
continued, and in many localities threshing
is ended Many apples are still falling off.
but in most localities the trees are full yet
and will yield fairly well. Fall blowing
progresses only slowly; the ground is too
hard and dry; in many fields Of the south
ern portion blowing has been suspended.
Live stock is in fair condition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18
QUICK DECLINE AT NEW YORK.
Rush to Secure Profits Sent Wheat
Down the TOhOUgnn

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Leading operators to-
day made a rush to secure profits, with the result
that wheat prices dropped &c a bushe from last
night, 25sc from the highest point of yester-
day. The trade was loaded up with wheat pro-
ducing top-heavy condition readily susceptible
to any adverse influences. The fact that Eng
lish markets showed a weaker undertone this
rlorning therefore created a big commotion
among holders. Wheat began to pour into the
pit from all directions. Reaching it's greatest
volume iE the afternoon, the selling pressure
forced September down S95sc, it having sold
at 9212c shortly before the opening. At the de-
cline Europe only moderate buyer of
wheat taking about forty loads at New York
ard outports, which fact contributed to the GEN
eral heaviness of the afternoon. Home crop news
was bulHsh, but was unable to offset the depress-
ing foreign situation. Spring wheat advices were
decidedly unfavorable. Local speculation was
about half the volume of yesterday sales reach
Market unsettled BY the weakneg9 IN Wheat ana nd
closed lower to sell; winter patents, S475@5.25;
$5q5.55; winter extras, SS.25@S.7O; Minnesota
bakers. $3.1Oq995; winter low grades; $S0543.S0,
Western, SIC. Rye dull; No. Western axe
Wheat-Receipts 120, $50 bu; exports 293 las bu
Spot weaker; No red 94h@9412c; Options
tive unloading and was heavy all day, reaching
the lowest point in the afternoon. influenced by
No red, August closed at Sc September. $3.50
Corn-Receipts t2,2O0 Blu; exports 152.925 bu.
Spot easier; No, ?, S27sc. Options opened weak
and declined all day under better crop news:
closed 34@15e net lower; August closed at 529sc;
September, 327sG33lsc, closed at 327sc.
Oats-Receipts, SlS, 900 bu; exports 121, $50 bu.
Spot firm; No. 3 22lac. Options dun and easier
with the other markets, closing unchanged; Au-
gust closed at 22Ac: september 22Q221sc closed
221sc.
Hay barely steady; good to choice. 7o9sOc. Hops
quiet. Hides firm. Leather firm Wool strong.
Beef firm; beef hams, $2S@2S 50. Cut meats
steady. Lard steady: Western steam, $3.50; re-
fined 1rmer Pork firm.
Tallow duh Cotton-seed oil quiet; yellow, %
6z7c.
Coffee-Options opened steady 500 points
lower; ruled generally weak in absence of specu-
iative support, with European advices unsatis-
factory and Brazilian receipts stu enormous;
closed barely steady at 10Gl15 points net decline
Sales, 1455o6 bags, including: september soc;
easy. Mild quiet. Rio--Receipts,. As. coo bags;
cleared fer the United states, II, 900 bags; none
for Europe; stock, 36b, 900 bags Total warehouse
deliveries from the United States, s,545 bags,
including 13.167 from New York; New York
stock to-day S97,36l bags United States stock.
bags; total visible for the United States 76S7 94
bags AGAINST 47S PSI last year and $50 $50 in 1886
f{ayv nd firm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18

Western rangers sales of which were rather
brisk at S3d390 feeders being good buyers at
bpif yery few Went above $4 Lambs sold at
So 5665.4O. Western lambs going mostly at $3.50
qRecepts-Catte. $500; hogs. $1,000; sheep, 5000.
CT. LOUIS, Aug. -Cattlec-Receipts, 6,g9;
Texans strong o 9Tplse i beef and butch,
ers' steers $3.750465. bulk at A25@470; steers
under 1000 pounds S@'Sg 80 st0cKers d ana bei
s!S4 20. bulk at s25Oa3; Texas ana Indian
$2Goa3.25, with exceptionally fine heifers at $3.50
~1fiocs-Recsipts 5000; shipments. 1000 Market
Is q06i4. mixed SO. 80: heavy. S3.600AO5.
h So2 2 amRS s3Pons haSe
muttons, $SQ975 lambs, 81 25@A63.
KANSAS CITY Aug It's c s,die- IS ;5@s
Texas cows, g. 0qeS 50; natye steers 80 S1ao ma ma
ers S320G4.45; bulls, $2.25!t@ 3D.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 Market weaker; bulk Of
81 75e3 $6 mixed S. Soa3 S2z: lights $375GI8S2s
Workers s. so4$ S215 Rigs f535S Steady lambs
s225d5l0, muttons. S225a3.6o.
EAST LIBERTY ava s, l 4 6n,moD steady g s
SO: bulls. stays and cows, s2QS.5o; veal calves,
'' Hogs Steady; pigs $1,000 45 light Y9rkers.
as G5.so '4'i'q'-0 i'e''' 80 9' .. $50
ass: choice lambs. S5So@5.55: common to good
NEW YORK Aug. 11.-Beeves-Receipts 400;
no trading European cables quote American
steers al l04q1lhc. Refrigerator beef s@S3se; ex-
CalVes-Receipts, ia Neals, S450G7; grassers
ard buttermilks S3.25a3.50
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market steady at S3i5
Sheep and Lambs--Recepts, 4949 sheep. $3.50
"a; lambs, $5.25N6.25-
EAST BUFFALO. Aug 17.-Cattle easy.
Hogs-Yorkers good to choice, Si30G435.
roughs common to good $S.40Q3.7 20; pigs, good
70 sheen and Lambs-Lambs good to extra choice
s. 2505 so culls 10 fair. &c. seas; sheep, choice to
selected wethers $440a4.50. calls and common,
$275@3.65.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. T.-Catte unchanged
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market strong for choice
heavy; heavy 81 0504.15; mediums, $4O5Q4.I0;
light S3.15M405: roughs. S3.4ou365.
Sheep Receipts. 21o0 Market unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Aug. l7.-Cattle steady at S2.25
64S5.
Sheep dun at $2.25G3-65. lambs steady at $375
6A as.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Twelve Transfers, with Total Con-
sid err ton of &IO.A75.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
Office Of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. Aug. II, 1897
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
ccrrer OF Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
danapos. Suite 229, first Office floor. The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Wilmer X. Roberts TO indianapolis Gas
Company, part of southwest quarter of
Section %. Township 16 Range 4........... 1,500
Calder c. Stewart to Lewis c. Stewart and
wife, part of northwest quarter of Sec
ton 10. Township Is, Range 4............... 1,2o0
Joseph Hamilton to John NJ. HattOn and
wife, Lot SO. Block 2 Beattys addition. $50
Wife, east half Of northeast quarter of
Section Is, Township Is, Range 2........... $500
Matthias II. Halbng to Martin J. Dwyer,
Lot "a, McCartys first West Side addi-
Henry D. Stringer to Charles Parr, Lot 6,
Barth0lomews subdivision of c. & c. r.
r. Co.'S addition Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Lot 3, Square 4, Lincoln Park addition. 1,700
Capital City Building and Loan Associa-
ton James NJ Hendrix and wife, Lot
%, Block a. Lincoln Park ................ $500
26, HOlloway's subdivision of Aliens
Cpd addition ................... 200
Henry J. Budenz to Conrad Keller part
OF northeast quarter of Section A. Town
Patrick Walsh to Virginia Woenweber,
of PattersOns addition Observation-Disclosures. 200
Charles Halbing to Capital Lumber Com
pany, Lot IA, Martindale (tsustee's) Jack
son Park addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Transfers, II; consideration. ATS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18
Convention of Firemen.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug 1.-THE con-
vention OF the Firemen's International As
ISOLATION was formally opened to-day with
"a procession headed by Mayor Il. T. Farns-
worth. After President Devine rad called
the convention 10 order Mayor Farnsworth
welcomed the delegates TO New PaVen Ex-
Mayor Hendrick upon the part OF the fra
department, welcomed the chiefs 10 New
Haven Other speakers were Chief Cam
non, Of England Chiefs Kenney of New
Haven; Watt Taylor. of Richmond; Hum
phries of Pittsburg; Hale OF Kansas civ.
Fire Commissioner Stevenson, OF Montreal
and Congressman Sperry.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE feature of the dry
goods market to-day was the presence of d very
large number Of buyers in, jobbing stores. The
purchases of these buyers have been freer than
is generally the at this season of the year.
The sales in nearly all departments of the job
bling stores We're heavy and buyers seemed con-
tent to trade at the somewhat advanced prices
now prevailing At first hands the trade in both
cottons and woolens was very well sustained.
Mail orders were quite extensive and there was
a very fair showing of buyers of cottons. In
staple cottous there have been few advances
reported, among them being Gided Age and Full
Width "A bleached cottons and Edwards IA "A
bleached which We're all advanced &c per yard.
The day in print cloths quite satisfactory.
Sellers were firm in their position but sold 60 900
pieces at 23sc. Prints generally strong with
out advances
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-18
Oils.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 17.-Sprits Of turpentine
quiet at 25@25Ac. Crude turpentne steady at
81. 30 $3.50 and $50. Resin steady at $l2O4125
Tar quiet and steady at $110.
OIL CITY, Aug 17.-Credit balances, Tic; Ger
tifcates 73c shipments, 100,35S brls; runs III GAL
brls.
SAVANN All, Aug: 17.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 25&c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Aug. H.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 24c bid. Rosin firm.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Petroeum dull. Resin
quiet. Turpentine quiet.
MONTPELIER, Aug 17.-Indiana oil; Stand
ard. 42c. Cudahy. 43c
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EISeVY here.

CHICAGO, Aug 17.-Trade in cattle was fairly
active to-day at generally unchanged prices. An
occasional sale of common native beef steers was
ma de low $3.50, but very few went below
81 and sales We're largely at S460G5.l0. English
cable dispatehe reported moderate supplies OF
American cattle and active demand at last
weeks advance. The stocker and feeder trade
was active at S3.S5d4.35 stock heifers selling for
SSd320. Cows. heifers and bulls were in the
usual demand and rat butchering lots sold all
right. This was cali day and there was a fair
supply and a good demand about steady
prices Texas cows and steers sold mostly at
s. 70a3. 20 and Western rangers sold at So I54 05
for cows and hefers ana at S3.60Q4 IS for steers
feeders paying s.. 6004l0.
Trade in hogs started off rather actively at YES
terdays prices and light and butcher weights
sold satisfactorily up To the close but heavy
packing lots sold a little lower as the day ad-
vanced. Sales were largely at 80 s5G4, hogs sell
ing al an extreme range Of S3.60GI4 .1219 while
most pigs brought S34U14l0. The average uilal-
ity was rather poor, there being a good many
coarse heavy lots.
Trade in sheep was rather animated Choice
lots We're steady. bat common sheep We're weak
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NEW YORK, Aug 17.--Butter--Receipts, T. 7S7
packages Market tirm western creamery h ia
factory. 7q101ac. Cheese-Receipts 14,2l6 pack
ages. Large White, Sc; small white, Sec $40 !;
skins. 4Q539c full skins, ,21aq3c Eggs-Re,
ceipts, u,1$9 packages; Market firm; State and
Pennsylvania, 14q16c; Western, 15c.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 17.-Butter higher, owing
to scarcity: creamery 12Q15c; dairy Sale Eggs
are up a cent Receipts very small and in
adequate to supply the demand. One lot of forty
cases sold for l9%c early IN the morning; fresh
CHICAGO, Aug. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery,
11016l2c; dairy, 10014c. Cheese quiet at 7QSc.
Eggs firm; fresh, 12Ac.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-Butter firm; prints
higher; fancy Western creamery, 16c Eggs firm
and nc higher; fresh nearby 15c; fresh West
ern, 1412c. Cheese firm and higher.
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG. II.


Babel and Max Prisshentz, 1Si3 Charles street,
boy.
ridian street, boy
Marie and viii F. Kesle, 1928 Union street,
boy ,
girl.
girl.
street, boy.
Johanna and Fred Grannemann, 224S Madison
Mary ana Charles Reiner, 222 East Morris
street. girl.
Sadie and William I. Shelton, 2lS West Yer
Ida and oscar Shepherd. SO4 Temple avenue
boy.
street, girl.
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LIVERPOOL Aug. 17.--Cotton lower; American
middling fair, 412d; good niddling 414d; Amer
lean mi2dling, $500; low middding, $500 good
ordinary. Z7-32d; ordinary, 2l-S2d The sales
of the day were 5000 bales, of which LOCO were
for speculation and export and included 7400
American. Receipts, 900 bales, including 1850
American.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 17.-Cotton easy; ordi-
nary, 6 13-16c; good ordinary, 9-lGc low mid
ding, SIC; mddling. 5-16c; good midGlng, 79sc;
middling fair, 1l6c; receipts, 45S bales; stock
5000 bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 17.-Cotton steady; middling
7%c; receipts, bales; shipments, l bale; STOCK
45Z7 bales; sales, IS bales.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
at 5yseesterNiays advance No spring wheat S44
SSS%Se;, No. 2 corn 2s@=2sSAc No; yellow corn
212l@22c: No. 8 white f. o. b., 19028c No 2 rye
4312c, No barley nominal; No, 8, f. o. b., Soc
1Q4 Prime timothy seed, $40. Mess pork per
6rl S.l5Q82O. Lard. per 100 lbs, $445q4.4713
ders, boxed. S5@5.25: short-clear sides boxed,
$5.l215@525. Whisky, distillers' finished goods,
Receipts ~ 10000 brls; wheat 10000 blu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 7S4 600 bu rye, 29 900 bu
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour 5000 brls
wheat 900 blu; 317 900 bu oats GAL 900 bu