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coMPRIMlpos De vlcnY De FEDlT
Especlfco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Ell PRIMERO DE LOS ELPEOlFlCOS
para mauurar los catarIos para esputar
rapldamente de la caDeza J pecho.
Como lnxeetacldades tione esIe gran Vlr-
tud
ELL que un pueblo este apestado de epide-
m,as s.a la que fuere. No hay mas que ab-
sorber desde dos a cuatro gotas desue las
We. tanas dc la Larlz; pues pena Dc perder
d ylda tendra 81 mlcroDlo que .enVlste nues-
era respiration. Para que nunca tepgan 10
or de caDeza para II Vsr enfermos, para
q trar las i.trlnas " para en- 81 mes an
|. .s O. putar las iombrIces y la 1l.ims. .tambieu
Ia tenla por mi mlsma espeliencia todo ests
comproDaoo Fur 10 dem hay 80 apilcaclo-
ne, ,en 81 prosp.cto, que acompana cads
frasco y toloss Jos coal ercla- tes poai an ma
Cor toaos los lseelos que destruyen sus mer
cAncias
Juaua Dlaz. Juno de 1897.
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MARINA
FELlOI, COSTA : C.--Comlsioaists ts-
CARLOS ARMSTRONG Nu.--Gon.sioniss~,
impor r5ador.
FELIPE VAILE4ANT--A ae aes
sios, eacargado dc lancaas, csrgas dssr.
gas de sabota1es- s'.Aya DO Ponce.
IiGGAO
ANTONIO MATTEL Y BRUNETTE
Matt P ortuguss, Ponce, Fuerto-Rico.
CLARA THILLET. -Especafco THILLET
para La angina para otras enfermedades
de II gargaEEa y ue IL boca.-Farmacla q
Fefrer.
JAIME RULLAN, ATOOHA 6.-Tiene
cOnstantemonte en- su es5xpiecimleutO Do
peleterta, materiales para zapateros ? ca
ga0o de touas Glasses.
AKECIRO
MORALES Y CU.-Aimseeu de- provt
stones, CaiIe del Paents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-12

Jamones gallegos
Jamones marca Ferri
Jamones en- duice de Morton
Salchichas oxford de Morton
Encurtldos mezcla de idem
Encurtidos con mostasa
Encurtidos todo coiifior
Lenguas de buey de Morton
Pimienta molida de Morton
Sal molida en- potes de Id.
Bacalao de escocia
Salmon en- salmuera
Macarelas grandes
5 sie hie h 3n de Lion
ST., hichon de Vich
Sobreasada de Mallorca
Ponce, Abr!l Is de 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-12
iPOR QUE
MATA
LA
STILLS?
! COMO PUEDE SALVRf La HUMANKIND De Tall AzOE plaza

udar de ones
medcina uese de
pr6dn
de Iuco SOLO
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his
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be consgdo el uer DC
PESTE DE LEVANTE producca
u t.Cos
recuds de errb
auxi DO bs enrmos les ADMINS
a
todas parties oe
edcndev
pueblos
uospu scuratam mi mfahblemene:
elcnvenen mieno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-12
ELECTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estades- Unidos con una
.Vtensa factura de timbres, botonee, Date-
rias. alambres demas accessories, ofrece oe
,neyo sus servlcios para instaiaciones elec-
tricas ce todas classes, y para niqueiar oo3etos
oor medic de Ia electrlcldao. ,ooo
~. Ponce, 81 de Nbre de 1895.
(Cristina @ LUZ $1,000 .ra n.,,
Nota: Sc facilitan presupuestos para pall
as electricas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-12

Aceite &c OLIVIA &C Mal.orca, Sc !e' :
lla en- atas botel,as
Sardinas francesas, con y sin esrina
trufadss
Perd,z trofada en- lstas
Vino tinto Cepa de Macon
Vino tinto Pricrato
Calamares en- tinta, de Mallorca
Champagne Viu Ia Clieout
:, Luis Roderer
Petipois frsnceses con jan On
!, :, Mantequila
:. :, al natural
Mantequilla danesa
=, i.aliana
Buches de bacalo secos
Chocolate Menier.
I'm alt
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n1aro liberal a1tonomist@
La MaIIorquina
Cafe "Las De|icias'

Estos acreditados establecimenfOs acaban de
recibir art1cuIOs sigulentes. que OfrecemOS u
u,reciOS mOdicOS:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-12

Agenca droso de las de 6ccletas en-
que gosan anbos henaiseo AGUI-
La, COLUMBIA NEW HOWE, VICTORIA, BANTAM
BANTAMETIE
es eoustruidss todos los
adeanos Puerto Rico Sans cbaine Sans
gene" SIN esdera sir nolestss.
LEGO hora &c los nns nhas damas cahalleros Sc pro-
de odas las
Ded hssts cntsdo vendiendose tam bn pa
le,seuas &c entsbiidsd.
las beletas hay de vena
lttio e si'ss G titles
bres, &c sle c6a tla
clsi6n
Roberto Graham.
Abri1 de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-12

NIX. CHARLES BUCHET, director de la
..Farmacia Central de Francla", Daris,
ceItitica
'sQue habiendo analizado el aqua de Flo
rida preparada por eI Lcdo. D. a. Oervoai,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico, resulta contener un
cinco por ciento de acei.es esenciales paros
comprobados pordlversos procedimientos.
A0emas los examenes cualltaElvos de las
esencias muestran que son de mny bueD4
calidad."
Ei certifcado original de este analisis 81
haIla en- poaer de Ia administration de LA
DrMooRAoIA, que puede ensefarlo quien
10 desee. Demuestra por 10 taLto este re-
sultado obtonldo por Ell laboratorio del mejo1
esta ableclmlento farmaceutico de Francia,
que q ecepclon del Aqua Floriaa Murray y
Lam, aan, no nay otra despues de La uues
ira cue contenga lgual oantldad de esen-
clas. Esto unius III llmltadfslmO preclo
que SO vende hoy cote aIJicuIo en- ia lsia, ht
ce Que nuestra Aqua Florida morezca pre-
| ferencls que SO is "a teSonucienuo tout
el pals.
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senrassgsaaaka nervn l,a.afi 70 da Vieas
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EosFA1INA FALleREs. Au.ss.o ss,ss Mica

MR.. CHARLES BUCHET, director de
''Farmacia Central de Francla', Tari
caItlfca
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Sc vende

Un coche de dos asientos, nuevo y un pia-
40 vertical, en- msgni6co es tado.
Ipformara don Miguel Coya Atocha Pre-
longaci6n Nolte. AbIil Il Ce18S7-1m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES svln el,,szll,
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train he w Rsfsne eans o on 5r PDng S oaa
is held in Distier VS. Long Island r. co. IN Y5
So L. II. a. 562. 10 be question for the jury.
personal a liability Tor payemgsnt assessments
6S6 where the city charter makes it lien on
oWner ana provides @iS0 i0r SUIT against me
For thefts by hotel employees from guests while
ASLEEP in rooms assigned them at a hotel. even
the inn keeper is liable.
statute exemptng the proceeds Of life in
surance policies from liability for debts is held.
applying il to previously existing debts and poll
A person at a flag station at which there is no
ticket office. who has signihed an intent To- get
there, is held. in Western & A. R. co. VS.. Vols
CAD So L. r. A. 60, to be entitled to the rights
Of a passenger.
A statute making it unlawful to manufacture
or offer for sale any oleomargarine artificial or
out OF the state unless it is coored pink is held,
be constitutional
A railroad company selling coupon tickets over
connecting roads is held, in Chicago * A. X. CO.
ably mere agent for the connecting companies,
and not liable for the failure OF the latter to
honor the tickets.
So lone. the remnant OF building which is
LETT standing Is reasonably adapted I9r use as
condition in which it was before injury it Is held
in Royal insurance Company vs. Mcintyre (Tex.)
So L. r. A. C72 that there is no total loss.
The legal capacity of corporation to take prop
erty by viii IN excess OF the amount prescribed
~ ,,, "a ~, i+ - ~ MI %
693, to be a matter which cannot be questioned
by heirs at law or next of kin, but only by the
State.
The measure of damages for fraud in con-
tract for the exchange of property is held, in
Rockefeller VS. Merritt &C. c. App. Sth C.) s5
i. r. \. $685. to be limited to the difference
between the actual value of the property which
the rlaintin parted with and that which he re-
ceiVeG.
The exemption of the books of a lawyer from
execution is held in Equitable Life Assurance
Society Goode Qowa) 81 l.. r.. A. 500 to exist
in favor of a lawyer who gives some time TO the
work of his profession which contributes to his
pport, If he does not appear in court, adj
vertise as a lawyer or earn his living by serv-
ices a lawyer.
The grant OF exclusive privilege or use Of
the streets for street-raroad purposes is held,
in Detroit Citizens s.. r. Co. Us. Detroit oMich.l
of a municipal corporation under a statute pro-
vidng that its consent must he obtained. and that
the railway shall he under such regulations, and
upon such terms and conditions, as the munci-
pality may prescribe.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO. Aug. 14.-Receipts of cattle We're
sn all and very little business was done Prices
81; good to prime stockers and feeders $500
440; good to prime cows and nd letters, $S:5og 30;
Trade in hogs was orisk and the light run was
lots selling at 81. 60d3S0 and prime assorted lights
at $4.10d4.I5. Prices closed at the highest point
Of the season and show an advance OF 2V925c for
Trade in sheep was active OF firm prices. Sheep
to prime natives. Lambs sold s.. 40tlJ.50, West
ern lambs bringing S4 60a5. lambs closed 15G25c
higher for the week.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1A-Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
Receipts-Cattle. 800; hogs, 1900 sheep, 1900.
shipments. 20o0 Market steady with the gem
eral run of beef steers l5c higher than last week
native shipping and export steers. S4q5, bulk at
4.t064S So dressed beef and butchers steers. s4Gp
Sc S5G43O bulk at S3.S5n4; stockers and feeders,
S2.40q4l6; COWS and heifers: s29 4.2O bulk OF
Indian steers, grassers, S2soQ4SO; cows and heif-
ers. g. 25N3 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 5000 Market
sc higher; light so.SOa4oo mixed S.'o04; heaVy'
sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, Geo Market
bucks. s1.5oa2.25; stoekers. S25oQS; lambs $40
NEW YORK. Aug. -Beeyes-Receipts $50;
no trading; no change in cables. Exports. /. $50
beeves and 1855 quarters OF beef. Calyes-Re-
cepts, 1876. Market steady; veals, S5a1.25; no
Hogs@Receipts. 1851 Market higher at $4,000
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 49i6. Sheep quiet
ana barely steady; lambs fairly actiye. but
easier outside OF very choice sheep. 81. 50li;
EAST LIBERTY. Aug. 14-Cattle steady:
e. ira. $4,000. prime. Sf.T5NiS5 common, 81 i0N
AGO. bulls. stays and cows. s2QS veal calves.
HOGS seti 81; l23aaes Pigs; 8 2sq4 So best me
dunn and light 1ofs Se 4,9a ~; common to
sheep steady choice. s415G4.2s; common. s2sS
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Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14-Flour unchanged. Wheat
nlsher. September closing 1Ac above yesterday
IS higher declined ihe and adv%nesd 2i4c from
ers at Gee. the top and highest price SO far on
the crop. Spot grades higher; No. red. cash,
elevator, S99sc: track Ssl9ae0c; No. hard. cash
S4l@Qs5c; August 9Ossc; September. Soc Decem-
Der; k9c bid; May, 90l4c bid Corn-Futures strong
ana unchanged to fractions higher Spot duH , ana
I5Ter No z cash 2532c BID selteinofr -9sf "a,
2 cash, elevator IKE bid: track, l9Qls1sc; No.
Rye higher at i5isc. Corn meal firm at SL5o.
Rran firm, With buyers at 41c for sacked, east
firm for choice old and new timothy; prairie
new. So, this side. Butter firm; creamery. llQl5c;
dairy, SM1liec. Eggs firm at &c. Whisky. Sll9.
Cotton ties and bagging unchanged. Pork firm;
standard mess, jobbine new $50: Old $40
BaconHBoxed iotsEExtra short-ciear, $562s;
ribs SO; shorts, S5S5!2 Dry-salt me9t rs is
s5;25: shorts; s5S7la ReceiPts-F1our 2eo0 brls'
Shinments-Flour. 1000 brls wheat 5000 bu;
corn, g. 000 bu; oats, 5000 bu
BALT+bMoR5E Aug TF 5S quiet o but rm re
brls. Wheat unsettled spot, S07sQslc; september,
III 'l9S bu; exports. 1880 bu Southern wheat by
sample. SSd921ac; Southern wheat on grade, SPA
September, 32i4 Q52l2c; steamer mixed, 3G9sGSQl2c
receipts, 1oS S5S bu; exports, $500 bu; Southern
- az pu rive firmer; No western, 4s5sc bid
receipts, 6,463 bu: exports, 1850 bu. Hay firm for
better grades: choice timothy. Sl3.50Ql4. Grain
freights very quiet and unchanged. Butter firm
and unchanged. Eggs firm at PIKE Cheese firm
and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1L-Wheat-No. red
Northern spring firm at rs Sd Corn-American
mixed spot, new, firm at 2s 11%d, old firm at
IS "a; August firm at IS 3D.; september firm at
IS sd; October firm at IS Esd Flour-St. Louis
fancy winter. SIS Cd Beef-Extra India mess firm
Sos Sd prime mess firm at 46s Sd. Pork
Prime mess fine Western, firm at AS Cd; prime
mess medium Western, finn at ASS 3d.. Hams
Shortcut steady at SSs. Bacon-Short-ribs steady
at 27s Cd; long clear middles light, firm at 3Ss;
long-clear middIes, heavy, firm at 21s; clear bel
lies firm at BIS Shout ers-Square steady at 2Ss.
Lard-Spot firm at 2}s. Cheese-Finest Amer
lean white and colored firm at Ais. Tallow-Prime
city firm at 1Ss Cd
=, CINCINNATI, Aug, 14@11wheat-No. sc
Corn steady; No; mixed, 2Sc. oats active; No
mixed ne Rye firm; No 2 Acc. Provisions
S5.9o@6 05. Whisky quiet at s119. Butter steady
Sugar finn. Eggs firm at NC. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO, Aug. 14.-Wheat active and higher
cash and August, SSi2c; September Ssc Corn
but steady; No mixed. i.i2c. Rye dull. but
steady; No. 2, cash, 4bl2c Glover seed steady;
prime, October, $3.50.
DETROIT. Aug. 14.-Wheat-No. white and
No red, S7Sc September, S1}sc. Corn-No.
miyod, 2S12c. Oats-No. white, 1870. Rye-No
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Views of Henry CIews.

In reviewing the situation in Wall street
last week, Henry Clews, the New York
banker says: 1.-The market appears to
have come all at once to a solid convic-
ton that the recovery predicted in both
trade and finance is a positive reality and
rot the mere hope of sanguine optimists;
and with this conviction comes in an en-
tirey new state of things, in which the
marking up of all kinds of securities be-
comes inevitable One of the most striking
features of this new situation is the breadth
of the buying movement. Everything is
regarded as a safe purchase; and the con-
sequence is that from 100 to 1870 different
securities are now dealt in on the exchange
in the same day-a fact certainly unparal-
leled in the history of Wall street specula-
lions. This exhibition of breadth may per-
haps be attributed principally to the fact
depression, the Stock Exchange has added
no less than $1,7S0, 600, 0O0 of new securities
which have amounted to 81, 500 600 000)
This very large increase in the variety
and amount of securities subject to hand
ling is deserving of attention. One obvious
effect is to afford increased attractions to
both investors and SPECTATORS The
amount of investments now represented on
the New York Stock Exchange probably
far exceeds that dealt in on any bourse Of
the world, possibly excepting that of Lon
don. Now that it is subject to a great
awakening of interest and to a large re-
its influence felt as it never has before
ard must appeal to foreign investors with
an effect hitherto unknown. TO move this
great mass of securities, however. makes
a correspondingly increased demand upon
floating capital, whether for the purposes
of purchase or of margins speculative
accounts. 1t remains to be seen TO what
extent such funds will be forthcoming
Upon that condition much must depend as
to the future course of the market. Ger
tainly, there must be some correspondence
between the amount of means available
and the sum of securities TO be moved In
the present situation that is especially true
For the case Is not one in which some
special or restricted set of securities are
Offering tempting inducements for pur-
chase; il is case in which nearly every
thing on the exchange list may be regard
ed as an exceptionally profitable purchase
II is, in this sense. an opportunity for in
NeStment and speculative profits such as
has never before occurred in the history
of the exchange, whether we consider the
breadth of the supply or the relative low
ness OF prices. In proportion as transac-
lions are widely dinused over the list.
there viii be less intensity of activity and
forcing Of prices on certain securities That
would tend 10 moderate the upward move
ment. but at the same time to prolong st:
and the result would be that the maximum
range Of prices would be reached at later
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Butter, eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aug -Butter-Receipts, 1854
Iaekages Market steady Western creamery
Creamery. 91a@12c Cheese-Receipts, Abs pack
ages. Market quiet; large white. 7l2@Sc; small
white, 71s0Sc small colored. S12MS%c; large col
ored. S@Sl9c part skins 405l@c full Skins, 2l2
GG3c. Eggs-Receipts 2,77S packages. Market very
firm; State and Pennsylvania, 13Q15c; Western
141ac; held higher
KANSAS CITY, Aug 14.-Butter very firm and
demand increasing; creamery 11G14c; dairy ga
lie Eggs-The market is quoted 1c higher, owing
to the continued scarcity and good demand; fresh
canded Missouri and Kansas stock, Zoe.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 14.-Butter steady
fancy Western creamery, Ice; Western prints, 16c.
Eggs hrm and in good demand; fresh Western,
13013@c Cheese firm.
CHICAGO, Aug. 14-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm creamery, II
G15c: dairy. 10013c. Cheese dull at 6l218c Eggs
firm; fresh HE.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce AIT the Sea-
hOard's Commercial MetrODolfs

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Flour-Receipts, "a, 595
brls; exports, 9,239 brls Market quiet but firmly
held; winter straights, $425Q445; Minnesota pat
ents S4.S5d525; winter extras, $3.25@3.60; Mime
sofa bakers, $4Q4.15; winter low grades, S395.3O.
Rye flour firm; superfine, $2.50G2S0. Corn meal
quiet; yellow Weston, &C. Rye firm; No. .
Western, 4S1ac Barley dull. Barley malt firm.
Wheat-Receipts 159 100 blu; exports, 14S, OO9 Blu.
Spot firm. Options opened stronger on steady
cables and rains in the Northwest sold off sharp
" under realizing, but recovered on rumored
reduction of French duty small offerings and
local short demand closing nc net higher; Au-
gust closed at ?1Ac; September, IS 7-16gS97sc
closed at s9Ac.
Corn-Receipts. 2SO 500 hu; exports, 39,O57 bu
Spot steady; No. 2. 33c. options opened steady
but advanced a little with wheat and closed
1sc net higher; October closed at 33Ac; Deem
ber S5035hc, closed at 3514c.
Oats-ReceIpts, Z0l, 600 bu; exports, 119, 797 bu
Spot steady, closing unchanged.
aay urn; shipping 4oQo5c; good 70 choice, 20
@75c. Hops quiet; 1885 crop, SQ4c, 1896 crop Ga
Sc; London market, 55q65s
Hides firm; Galveston, 1412015l2c Buenos
Ayres dry l9c; Texas dry 120lz12c; California,
lie. Leather firm hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres,
Beef strong; family IS 5oq95o; extra mess. $3.50
eH peel peRed bellies 5556 pckea s heais
ders, $3.121&45.25i picked hams, $S.5JQ9. Lard
steady Western steam, $. 10; refined steady. Pork
steady old i, mes e, fSSJ new 20 6 ss5oQlO
Ta!low steady; city 59sc; country, 35s455sc, as
to quality. Cotton-seed oil quiet. but drm; prime
2tM27c of summer yellow, 25Q2512c; butter
grades 30a32c; prime summer white, 2S029c;
C4ioffee-0piions opened steady at unchanged
prices to s points decline: ruled moderately
tive with rather weak undertone following un-
favorable cables covering chief support of mar
keJ Spot coftee-Rio quiet; No. T. invoice 7lsc.
jobbing 77sc. Mild quiet, Cordova 1012@1611c.
Rio-Receipts, ZOO bags: cleared for the United
States, eco bags; cleared for Europe 10 900
bags; stock $4,000 bags TOtdl warehouse de-
liveries from the United states. ID. SOS bags in
Guiding 1870 from New York, New York stock
to-day, 405 964 bags: United States stock Az SIS
bags; ahoat for the United states, coo bags
total visible for the United States, 7l3S5S bags
against 49S COS last year and SO $40 in 1895.
sugar-Raw firm; mold 4, 5Ac: standard A,
SIC eonfeeuoners a; 4%c; cut-loaf 5asc;
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Good Weeks Trade and Strong Prices
the Features in Most Lines.

the Features in Most Lines.
The trade of the week ending Aug. IA was with
out question the best of any week of the present
year The weather favorable. the financial
conditions greatly improved and retail merchants
show disposition stock UP earlier than usual;
consequently there is more activity than usual In
August and travelling statesmen all report the out
look promising than at any time in years.
Stocks of retail men are low and they must nave
a strong tone is noticeable. During the week
sugar made two advances ana IN several lines
Oh ury E19 r ana moVne free Hides during the
week advanced nc. Leather is very firm at
with the cooler weather Receipts of poultry ana
increased but with an impr931ef Eastern
5bc and eggs l12c when candIed. on Commission
row trade was active and in nearly all lines a
due to increased arrivals Of apples Irish potatoes
ali articles they handle at this season of the year
Not in many years mas there beer more ac-
prices CAUSED good deal Of interest to be taken
and all recepts were readily taken at the prices e
closed With track bids ruling as follows
wagon wheat. Sic No red milling in transit
five DAYS, S24c; fifteen days S2i3c Augg9st S252c
white, 2S1sc No. 4 white. 2514c No. white
mixed mixed rs; No. white al miXed 81 c%S 80 VEL
low, 27hc; No. yellow, 21lac No. mixed 2i2c
Ne. mixed. 27Ac: No mixed 24Ac ear corn
6ats1Nq-, white 1Se; No; white 161Ac; No
prairie. s5@6.
s; rejected 2; total II cars. Corn: No. white,
II cars: No. yellow 5; No mixed .; ear corn
8: total "a cars. Oats: No. , white, car; NO s.
/: No. mixed. /: total.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by snppers)
ndn 9m4vs e "a So o Rn gc e f G &C. geese
4Oc for full feathered; 3oc for plucked.
Butter-Country choice, &c; mixed, &c.
Festhers.Prime geese, 3Oc per h. prime duck,
10d17c per h.
BeesWax-3Oc for yellow, 25c for dark
WooI@Medium. unwashed 15c; fine merino I'M
washed 1QQ11c; tub-washed 20G25c; bury and
understandable, sc less.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-sated Hides-No. l, S12c No. 2, TIC; No.
/ calf, 91ac No. 2 calf, Sc.
GTeassWhts 5 u.s. ENe d 3Ec' brown FAC
Bones--Dry, $12@l3 per ton
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aiding ling futures ranged as follows:

Cash auotations were as f9llows; Fou ri nm ~
spring specials, s5.15Q525 spring patents, $4.30q
4.5O; spring straights, &Q41O; bakers, S5.25q42O.
SOl2@S2c; No. 2 red new, S70SS15c. No. 2 corn,
% 'lHl@c; No. yellow corn, 2SasG2S14c. No. 2
1S@2le;, No. rye. 45s4c; No, barley; f Q. b.
9Sl@c@$lO012. Prime timothy seed, $40 Mess
pork, per brl, S795QS Lard per 100 lbs, si.S7!2a
saited shouiders, Boxed sos 35 sides,
boxed, $5.12lzQ5.25. Whisky, dstilers' finished
granulated I5,21c; standard A. So9c. :, ooo =,
corn 5i5,OOO bu; oats, 6Ol 900 bu; rye, $1,000 bu
barley 1900 bu. ShipmentsI,Flour, 1000 brls;
wheat 10 900 blu; corn, 10O0O bu; oats Col 900 bu
rye. 600 hu. barley. sc. 600 hu.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Twelve Transfers, with Total Con
sideratiOn of $4,000.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Aug. IA, 1897
furnished by Theo. Stein. abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
danapos, Suite 229, first office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Alonzo P. Hendrckson to William H.
Draper. Lots q. % and Is. Clarks third
addition to West indianapolis. ........... ST. 100
GeorgS Thormeyer to Anton Wiese ct al,
part of Lots Is and 10, Christians East
John NJ. Hatton to Louisa Gehle, Lot II,
Myers's North Ilinots-str addition. 800
Susan +. Van Zandt to John A. Victor and
wife, Lot 244, Bradley ct al s East Wash
ingtOn-street addition Observation-Disclosures. 800
Joseph Ii. Clark to same, Lots 1873 and 1S4,
Clarks third addition TO West Indian -
apollS .'.'''...'.. bVo
Mary r.. Burger to Clara Garrett part of
Lots 81 and &c. Strong < Co subdivision
Milan f. Smith to Louis f. Smith Lot POS,
/. Fletchers subdivision of l. Fletchers
Nora Blackwell to Nellie Ianders. Lot rs,
McCarty's subdivision of Outlot 120. ...... LOO
George Wolf to Adolf Schleicher and wife,
Lot s. Morton Place Observation-Disclosures. $500
William H. Baker to Geneveve M Calls,
Square % 5000
Cooper's Prospect-street addition. 400
Ezekiel +. Dill to Charles +. Schlotz, Lot
272, Clark's second addition to Haugh-
Vile 700
Transfers 12 consideration ............. $26, 600