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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-03-04
Inauguration of P=esident-Elect
Mckinley.

MCKINNEY
On account OF inauguration OF
President-eIect William NcKinIv.
at Washington City. March 4. 1897
the Nashville, Chattanooga & 81.
Luis Railway will s-h round trip
tickets to Washington City and re-
turn at rate Of one fare tor the
round trip, on March LIST and End.
Tickets will be good for return pas.
sage until March s, 1897. The
Nashville, Chattanooga & st, Louis
Railway runs through Pullman
Sleeping Cars from Nashville TO
ashingCon City and NV York.
leaving Nashville at 1920 p. NJ,
giving Il daylight trip Though the
mountains Of North Carolina, pass
ing Ashevile, N c., and Lynch :
burg Va, arriving at Washington
City, via+Southern Railway, at g AZ
a. m. Ticket,agents on cdnnecting
zines will sell you ticket via NASH
Vile, Chattanooga & ST. Louis
Railway to Chattanooga, and
Southern Railway to Washington.
For further information, apply tn
nearest Ticket Agent, or write
! to w. +. DanIey, Gen'l Pass
aud Ticker Agent, Nashville. Tenn
Feb. Is, 3t,
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We publish in another colN
umn a description of the touu~
tain which Is being prepared I'M
der the direction of the ladies' of
this county and will be placed in
the Womau's Building, and af-
ter dying some service there it
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-03-04
A Good Scheme.

The originator, OF the Personal
"Reminiscences" column of jones'
boro Herald and Iribunt-which,
Ivy the way, >is2very entertaining
g,JS off the following paraguay h
which we clip for the benefit OF
our readers 1t is the prospectus
of paper which was published
years 60, and the sentiment ex-
pressed IN 1T seems to us perfect,
right, just and proper.
IVAN r Fitzsimmons pub ishes
the prospectus ot the Eizabethton
Mountalneer, occupying one whole
column, then the terms in q part
OF another column: The Nouns
taineer Will b6 published on a su.
per royal sheet on everys Saturday
morning AZ 81 per annum in AL
vance; $3.50 at the end Of six
months or So at the end of the
year.
"WM Il. FrrzsINIMoNs
"EIizabethton, Tenn"
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MAR, 4, 1881
CONSTITUTION, REFORM.

A new Constitution is'.nece8-
sary to the progress aud prosper
itytof Tennessee. The motto OF
the Constitutional League OF
Shelby County we believe IN
most thoroughly and endorse
most heartily. We know that
a change in the Anticipated aud
inaumate constitution which Is
now existing is needed and We
trust the people Of thea State will
speak out In no uncertain tones
al the election in April, and have
1t changed, altered and amended
and brought up TO date.
That there is "a necessity for ID
change everyone comedies, Some
few tlmid ones seem To be afraid
TO trust the people to revlse It.,
but We believe there are enough
patriotic men IN Tennessee to be
trusted with the revlsiOnv
And the revision should not
be made as n make shift but
overhaul the ancient and efeLe
document from stern to stern aud
give us a good living constitution
one which the humblest can uu-
derstand.
Inc present Constitution aud
Code of Tennessee should be
swept away and let something
be built anew illustrating the
true American principle that
they are governed best who aIe
governed the least, but away
with ponderosities aud teohm>
canties winch ouly perplex and
vex The people.
Let us have less law and more
iusuce, clean out the tosbluz ID
&c ;retions OF bluuderlng Iegi8tor,
and make the duty Of every pub
lie servant, clear with swift
aud sudden punishment Tor dere'
lection OF public duty.
Above all let it be the aim 0,
the revi9ors Of the Constitution
to RENE mber what they are elect
ed 10 do, and give US laws and
authority to make laws that d,
not require always to be amend,
ed and Cinkered with.
Above all the amended Cons
tltution should ensure perfect IL
berty and justice to all. Abolish
all useless offices and clear tn,
State of any and all which nov
exist as reprOach to its gooC
name.
We hope and trust a Constitu
tional Convention will be ordered
by u large majority and if it Re
duces the offices in the State ON,
half-sO much the better.
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Publishers Notice.

An those indebted to the News
are requested to pay up at once.
You have had the benefit of our time
and talents and now it is your duty
to pay for the same. Please let us
hear from you.
TUX News.
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Cascsrets Candy Catbartic, the most won
derfm medical discON erv of the aye, pleas
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and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels,
cleansing tie entire system. dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, hahituEl constipation
and bi iousuCss. Please buy and try box
Of g.. T.. G.. tn-dav: IO. -. 20 cents. Sold and
guaranteed 70 cure by al drus gists.
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rTNews and advertising matter to
secure insertion must be3handed in
before 1900 o'clock Wednesday
noon, otherwise it may be too late.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, July Z-Flour-Receipts,
%, 296 brls; exports, S.110 brls. Market dull,
but firmly held on the Improvement in
wheat Rye flour firm superfine $2.10q2.35.
Corn meal dull; yellow Western, 60c
Rye firm; No 2 Western 42c. Barley
quiet Barley malt duh.
The feature of to-day's wheat market
was the extraordinary strength of French
cables in response, it was said, to very
bad crop news. Foreigners were good buy
ers of futures, and in the afternoon took
about twcnty-eight loads of actual grain
here and twenty-five loads more at out
ports Liverpool was not so strong as Par
u.s. but considering yesterdays break on
this side, showed remarkable firmness. Lo-
cal prices opened a cent higher at 791sc for
September, sold up to 1890, off to 1880. and
closed at 791ac, or 13sc higher than last
night Receipts, 1855 blu; exports, 1886.
Spot firm and more active; No. red store
and elevator S14 f. o. b. afioat late August.
Options opened strong and higher on firm
cables and thereafter ruled irregular, adj
vancing and declining by turns, influenced
alternately by bullish foreign news and big
interior receipts, closing hrm on export
buying Sales included No. red July, $500
S4s4c, closed at S3$4c September, 7Sb@791sc,
closed at 79!2c.
blu. Spot stronger; No. 2, 32Ac. Options
opened easier on crop news, but turned
strong later on active buying, partly for
short account, closing 1sQ%sc net higher
July closed 32Ac; September 3lAq32$sc,
closing at 32Ac
Oats3Receipts, 800 bu. Spot firm; No
9 &c Options quiet but frmer with corn
closing &c net higher; September, 2l$4Q
Else, closed at ABc
Hay and hops firm.
Hides firm; Texas. RQlZ12c; calf, lie
Leather and wool firm
Beef firm. Cut meats firm. Lard steady;
Western, $40; refined steady. Pork quiet;
family S925d10. Tallow inactive. Cotton
seed oil firm with a fair inquiry at little
under the market. Prime summer yellow,
241bM251ac: off prime summer yellow, 24ID
2419c butter grades, 2Sd29c.
Coffee-Options opened steady 5Q1O points
decline following an easier turn of Eu
ropean markets and free receipts at Bra
lillian ports; buying checked by expectation
of heavy increase in August worlds visible
supply and apathy of spot market. Closed
steady at net decline of 5Ql0 points; sales
$3.50 bags including: December, 705d710c
March 725d7 30. Spot coffee dull; mild
quiet. Rio-Market steady; No. Rio, Sc;
exchange, 17-32d; receipts two days, $1,000
bags: cleared for Europe. 5000 bags; stock
252 0C0 bags. Total warehouse deliveries
from the United States, 1876 bags, includ-
ing 1876 from New York; New York stock
to-day, 375,937 bags; United States stock,
1879 bags: afoat for United States 300 900
bags; total visible for United States 7l9 7Sg
bags against 45l309 last year and 5l4542 in
1895.
Rice firm; domestic fair 10 extra, asa
64c; Japan 43sG4&lc. Molasses firm.
Sugars-Raw firm; refined firm.
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MOUNT JACKSON DISTURBED
Complaint of the Road Houses in that
NeighbOrhoOd.

The roadhouse evil is again becoming a
burning question to the suburban citizens
of indianapolis. These people say they
thought when the fatality occurred recent
ly at Bellevue roadhouse they might ex-
pect cessation of the nightly revels at
these resorts, but it appears that this event
had been forgotten by the police and the
frequenters of the places.
The people of Mount Jackson, one of
. Mayor Taggarts late annexations, are es-
pecialy indignant. A responsible citizen of
this part of the city said recently that
things are getting worse all the time The
nightly conduct of the men and women
who frequent the resorts in this suburb is
said to be most disgracefuI. There are two
of the resorts. One was formerly called
THE Abbey" until the name became one
with which such disgraceful proceedings
were connected that it became necessary to
give it another. Jack Zimmerman is in
charge of the place and he has called it
the Arlington.
The Arlington has been the cause of a
great deal of complaint from the neighbors.
They say that at IL o'clock, when the law
requires saloons to close, the business of
this house just begins to get good True
the liquors are moved back into an after
Men and women from the city visit the re-
sorts after the supposed closing hour of
such places and neighbors say they are
frequently disturbed IN the early hours of
Sunday morning.
There is another ''ioint' at Mount Jack
son which goes by the name of Eagles
Nest. 1t is situated near the Eagle-creek
bridge, and IS smaller house but mora
isolated and probably under less restraint
Here the men and women visitors hold
high carnival during all hours of the night
rage as long as he cares to says that he
has reported the situation to the police, but
can get no satisfaction from them He
talked to patrOlman who runs that dis
trlct recently and the patrolman told him
ne would be glad to break up the resorts
II he had orders to, but without orders from
the superintendent he was powerlesS. One
man went to the Board of Safety and told
President Mcguire about the resorts, but
1t develops that nc mention of the COM
plants was ever made by the board to the
superintendent of police. Superintendent
Colbert was asked what he would do in the
premises. He said:
That is all rot We have never had any
complaints, and without something tangible
to go on we cannot act"
He was asked if the patrolman. who
seemed so willing to act, had not made re-
ports of the situation and said he had not
The roadhouse called Eagles Nest is run
charge of Brighton Beach on the night that
winnie Smith stabbed to death w b
Thomas, of Anderson. 1t is said that this
old resort is also running full blast at all
hours. Sunday nights the place is usually
crowded with men and women drinkinS
music and there are gay revels at all hours
of the night.
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Elsewhere.

ST LOUIS July 27.-Cattle-Receipts, 3 900:
shipments. 100 Market strong to a shade higher
for natives; Texans steady; native shipping and
export steers. S4.25d5.10. bulk at S4.55q4 80 ;
dressed beef and butchers steers S3.S50475, bulk
at S4.15n460; light steers $3.60G435 bulk at So IS
"A: stOcLers and feeders, $2.50d4 %; cows and
heiIers. S2@429 Texas and Indian steers, $2.75q4
Hoes-Receipts g. 900; shipments 2 900 Market
strong to SC higher: light $3.60qs7O mixed $40
G36j heavy. $3.35@3l0.
Sheep Receipts 500; shipments 300. Market
strong: native muttons, S2.5003.S5: Texas sheen
S2.50q3.75; culls and bucks, 81 .40@3; lambs. S45
SIS.
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE market for cattle was
about steady at yesterday advance. Native beer
steers sold at S3.90@5 Is principally at S435u5
'ows and heifeTs. choice to prime. sold at So S.
n fancy, {530q5.s0; common 10 choice Sc S5G15 Is
Packers bought hogs freely advance Of 56i
brought $780, The bulk Of the hogs sold at S3.65
d30. the extreme range being SS.S5Q3s0. Heavy
packing stock slow
sheen We're finn Lambs are selling at 1915 for
cuIls up 10 S5.2Q550 for best hocks.- Sheep are
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active at s2.5oaS for the poorest 10 &L15 for
choice. A few extra lots brought s4.25a4.35. 900
Recepts-Catte, 1900; hogs, 15000; sheep li,V'o.
NEW YORK July -Beeves-Recepts, 2! no
at slz410isc; refrigerator beef. 5l28l7se Exports
Calyes-Receipts, l94. Market quiet steady for
veals and very dull Tor other calves; veais, Sac
no buttermilks or Westerns sold. -
Hogs-Receipts, 1856. Market higher at $4.lo9
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 6,0O3. Sheep and
rm sRed TO me5 d am ams s's29 gSoa
"A CITY July 27-catte- tie. Re ,
COWS and heifers,, Sl;15Q4; stoekers and feeders.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market strong to 7lsc
higher; bulk Of sales. S3.4063411a heavies. @42ia
&C.; packers Soc 80 nli1ea sS5g$S5g l ag9i
sheep Receipts, 5000: Market stronger; lambs,
$2.75G5 muttons, 3.25Q4.25
LOUISVILLE. July 27.-Cattle-Receipts; 100.
Market steady: shipping steers S3.S5Q4.S5; butch
erf 59cAS sG ana Market active he&vie
$Se5G3. 75i mediums, S315QSSe; lights, SS6Oa3.S0;
Sheep and Lambsm Re- 1000: ~. Market ark
STEADY eh9ige sheep 9Gs4 "a far S0OeS extra
EAST BUFFALO. July 27-Cattle all consigned
Hogs-Receipts. cars. Workers, good to choice.
$405@4.10; roughs. common TO good, SS20q3.25;
pigs. good to choice s4l9g4 Is .ha,, two oo,,
Lambs. good TO extra choice. $1,000; eulls TO
fair So !5q4 sheep choice to selected le wethers'
EAST LIBERTY. July 27-Cattle active; extra.
s4e0Q5 bulls, stays and cows. s2d35O; common
TO good fat Oxen seas 10; best medium weights,
Sc 95d4 common to fair, SSS5@3.e0; veal calves,
S5G525. $500 -.
Hogs-Heavy hogs. S3.65q3.75; roughs, g. 25d330.
Sheep lower; choice. S420Q425; fair. So 25q3. 50;
common, 50. 2OaSS5 spring lambs, $$.75Q475.
NEW YORK. July 27.--Beeves-Receipts. 243;
no trading. European cables quote American
Exports to- lay $50 beeves and 2,lO0 quarters of
beef Calves-Receipts 1874; veals, $406.
HogsNReceipts. 1855. Market higher at SALE
M4.50
CINCINNATI. July 27.-Catte steady at $2.25Q
Hogs active and higher at SS.20G3.S5.
Sheep strong at $2.25Q575 lambs 10000 higher
at So. IO0525.
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though no advances have been made Of late In
the dry goods quotations all lines are nrIner IN
be surprise Staple groceries Of all kinds rule
are looked FOR The produce markets mod
erately active. receipts Of poultry and eggs IN
G5 ent a deman On u Rai row good
deal Is doing. Irish potatoes are very hTm at
fruit line rule steady at better prices as compared
the only small fruit now on me market. LEMONS
firm at quotati ons. But Few oranges are on
are moving III large quantities at firm prices.
me hide market is quiet at neh.ainged prices
being in good request at the following range Of
Wheat-No., ? red, re: No, 3 red, e9lAc; wagon
cans fGnspec 7d ts No - red, cars No
red, b. rejected, Z; total. z. Corn No 2 white,
mi slG i Ne ear corn sTiioG total d. IL 'AD'
coEr.N9 white ne 96g NO a3. White 2sc No Mo
missed. 26He; NO. 3 white, mixed 2s4e; no: 4
T SW 2s mxe No. ' y Gf sss c No. z' mx n9 &
No. mixed. 26Ac; No. mixed 2Sc' ear corn
oats5Nq; white 2llze No y white Zoe &: No.
H mxed l'G N0 n Sc No moSg s. bid
hsis No red 10 ears NO
Corn: No. white. % cars; No, white. /; No. 8
yellow, 3; No. mixed, 3; total, 80 cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
ycrng turkeys &c; toms Sc; old hen turkeys. &c;
old toms, sc; ducks 612c geese, 4Oc Tor tull
feathered; 30c for piucked
Butter-Country. choice, &c; mixed, &c.
Feathers-Prime geese, 3Oc per lb; prime duck.
Beeswax-50c for yellow. 25c for dark.
Hont y-12u14c per ID.
Wool-Medium. unwashed, 15c; fine merino. un,
washed lOG9Ilc: tub-washed, 20Q25c; bury and
Understandable, &c less.
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Green's allied Hides--No. l, sac; No. 2, TIC; No.
l calf, 9l2c. No. calf, Sc. ~
GreaseEWhite 2a4c: yellow. 24c; brown, FAC.
Tallow-No. l. 23.c; No. 2, FAC.
Bones-Dry, S12ul3 per ton
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Rutter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Butter-Receipts, T.G91
packages Market dull; Western creamery, Ia
i5c; Eoins l5c; factory. 7@1o1zc Cheesensks-
sg 67 aPss e6ored MaTke5 }e' sm aRe Whe
re- small c9ered 7A@74f part SKINS 900 4q 6s6
ages. Market quiet State and Pennsylvania, 15c;
Western, 12c.
KANSAS CITY, July 27.-Butter-Creamery
i0c Eggs-The market is steady. Yesterdays de-
mand was larger than the supply, but to-day
receipts were more liberal; fresh cardled Missouri
and Kansas stock, &C.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery 15c; fancy Pennsylvania
prints, 16c; fancy Western prints. 16c: Eggs firm;
good demand; fresh nearby and Western, lie.
Cheese firm.
CHICAGO, July 27.--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery
Eggs firm; fresh, 91ac.
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Washington Post.

WASHINGTON Post.
There is one young man. at least, at the
Capitol who does not believe the figure
thirteen is unlucky. The deficiency bill,
which has just become law, was num-
bered thirteen. His claim was for 81, 800.
1t passed the House on a Friday night,
went TO the Senate. and was there consid-
cred by thirteen eminent statesmen on the
appropriations committee. It's true it was
delayed a few days by senator dying in
on July b. and he got his money just thr-
teen hours after the President signed the
bill. This young man. on learning that the
bill was numbered thirteen, purchased d
rabbit foot for IL cents, to which he
ascribes his good luck.
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elevator &c; track, 7e@7lac: No. 2 hard, cash,
&c bid; July, 764e bid August, 1S9sc: sePtem1-
steady. speculatons light and the close fractions
higher than yesterday. Spot higher and in fairly
September, 25ssc bid oats duii and lower; No.
2; cash, July and September. lIi2c Rye, firm firm at
country points. 32aSsc Flaxseed higher at SlG
soigc PINE timothy seed 81 506l2. % for spot.
Hay duh. steady and unchanged. Butter STEADY
&c. Whisky, $19 Cotton ties and bagging I'M
changed. Pork unchanged; standard mess JOB
choice A02l9. Bacon Boxed shoulders, $50;
Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders, A.S7l2; extra
sECrtclear, S5.J5: ribs S5.25; shorts S0512. lie
81. deo bu: oats Is, 600 bu shpments~FIour, 1905
brls wheat, 5000 bu; corn $4,000 bu; oats 10000
uhohangad Tece pHy 6rsq u exports
S 6c septembeP sSe bid no red
1ea 76lsc; receipts. 104 $50 bu exports 5000 ou;
wheat on grade, 7SdS1e Corn hrmer spot, $500
3119c; September, Slq3lhc; steamer mixed, I3s
Southern white corn SIC; southern yellow, .85ee;;
Oats firm; No 2 white 2Gl:aZc receipts - 4,SgS
2g bid b PeGep 49 6u "a Hay firm on F 6e
freights more active and unchanged Butter,
eggs and cheese steady and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July Baeon-Long clear mid
short clear middles, heavy 25s Sd clear bellies,
2Ss Cd. shoulders-square, PCS I'D. Lard-Prime
Sd Wheat firm; No. l red Northern spring. IS
10d. Corn steady; American mixed spot, new,
Is 10d.
Wheat quiet; No. red 7S1zc. Corn quiet; No, ?
mixed 2Sl4c. Oats quiet; No. mixed. 2O120 t
Rye steady; No 2, 34d35c Lard easier at S4l0;
Bulk meats steady at $460Q4.7o. Bacon in good
demand at $5.50G5.55, Whisky. $Ll9 Butter
steady. Eggs steady at &c. Cheese quiet
TOLEDO July 27.-Wheat active and firm; No.
2. cash and July. g Germ higher and steady
mixed 20c. Rye active and higher; No; ?, cash,
39c Clover seed steady; prime. cash, S425.
DETROIT, July 27.-Wheat-No white. and
mixed 271ac Oats-No. white 2Sl2c. Rye-No.
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Dry Goods,

NEW YORK, July 27.--The dry goods market
shows little Improvement in any line The settle,
effect the market, but aside from certain ad-
Imminent there is no real gain in the situation
as yet. The announcement that Fruit 9Th, Of the
only as showing a better feeling among sellers;
The actual demand is still extremely limited
and BUYERS are vet slow to show interest in
goods in any other way than as stop-gaps to de-
pieted stocks The actual gains are in wooden
ment in nearly all lines There has also been an
more speculative in their attitude than hereto
fore in nearly all seasonable departments.
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tin, best brands, Ic. 14x2o. S425a475 2ox2s $3.50
n950 &c, 20x2S, old style, s13; block tin in pigs.
1Gc; block tin in bars, lSc, zinc. sheet &C. copper
bottoms 2lei pl@@dnished copper. 21c; solder, n9
galvanized, 75c and 10 per cent; lead pressed
Window Glass.
Price per box of so square feet. Discount, 9
SKIS to 1ox15-single: "A. 81. A. $3.50; B. $6.25;
c, Sc. Double: "A, $3.50; A, $3.50; B. SS.25
llxl4 and l2xls to 1sx24-.oSingle: IA, s.; A,
isx2O and 2ox20 to 2Ox36-Singie: "A $3.50; A,
$50; B. S. o.. Dodble: "A. $li; 4; SEQ; B. So.
1925. Double: "A, $3.50 a. $ls.75; B, $i2.25.
26x@ to 24x96-Single: AA So; A, s10.5O; B,
2fxS4 to 2Sx32 and S0x30 TO 26x44-Sngle: IA,
s1275; 4, Sll75; b. $1o.25. Double; IA $17.25;
2ex4s TO 3Ox50-single: "A, SIS; A. $3.50, B,
81 sx5 Bo to sxs ~ sf7' Al Y 3 ss $685.
sl4F0. Double IA, s22.75; A. S2125; B, $50.
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Wool.

LONDON, July 27-The fourth series of the
wool auction sales closed to-day. a large selec-
ton of New Zealand greasy was taken by the
home trade and the continent, and the latter also
bought secured at full prices: queensland caused
spirited bidding and realized high prices. Com
petition was good and the market closed very
logued, 10000 were carried forward and 231, 900
We're sold The home trade bought 12l 900 bales,
the continent 9S 600 and America 12OeO Merino
greasy 1a@%d dearer; secured 52Qld deareI
in some cases; medium 1lad dearer; lambs wool
unchanged: eros S-breds coarse TO fine greasy par
to 12d down; Cape of Good Hope and Natal,
detail are Queensland-1,394 bales;, secured, Is
115d@1s 215d' greasy, 6la010d. VictOria-1,S6e
bales secured, 6&dQls 4d greasy, 5qsd south
Australia-522 bales; greasy, 4q7l2d; West aus 80
bales; secured, 3hq6Ad. New Zealand-S, 055
bales; secured, 71AdQ1s sd: greasy; 412Q9d Cape
of Good Hope and Natal, 42g bales; secured gu
Il 37S bales: secured, 9d@1s 11ed; greasy, 5%Q
SGD. The fifth series is scheduled to open sept
BOSTON, July 27-The wool market is gen
orally firm at present and business continues
fair, with prices advancing from week TO week,
and this has been a great incentive for this kind
of business, the seller was able to see sure
WOOL as the time draws near when more VIII
have to be imported under the new tarln rates:
The price list: Ohio and Pennsylvania heecesIA
ard above 2O021c Xxx and Xxx above, 24c; de
laine, 25c: No 1 clothing and combing, Csc; No.
consin etc-X Miehgg gar 1oG No 9@3 Mich Hg
New York, New Hampshre and Vermont, z2c;
delaine, Michigan, 21d22c. Unwashed medium
Kentucky and Indiana quarter-blood comblng:
zoe; three eighths- blood combing, zoe; Missouri
quarter blood combing. 19@1913c; braid comb1ng;
1Sc Territory wools-Montana fine medium and
fine, 12@14c secured, SSa4Oc; staple, 4Oa42c; NO,
secured basisJ ~Combing. superfne, 52@55c; good,
4SM50c; average, 44u4oc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-28
VITAL STATISTICS-JULY 27


Harriet and Samuel Baldwin. city, girl.
Hattie and Samuel Phelps, 500 North Delaware
street, girl.
Matte and w. N. Miller 4O6 South East street
girl.
Lizzie and Charles Hacker, 4O6 Dornan street
boy.
Maggie and Charles Howard, 1855 Southeastern
avenue, boy
Minnie and Fred Laucker 219 East Eleventh
Kate and John Wells, 1872 Forest avenue boy
Stella and Louis Davis, 300 East McCarty street
boy.
Nellie and Frederick Savage, II Fletcher ave-
nue., girl.
HOY