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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK July observation-disclosures 30, 9S1
brls exports IL, 681 brls Market strong and fair
ly active; Minnesota patents, 81 25Q445; Mime
sofa bakers, $3.50G365. Rye -four quiet Corn
meal quiet. Rye stronger; No. Western, 1890.
Barley dull. Barley malt dull. Wheat-Receipts,
rs e75 bu; exports, 1921 bu. Spot stronger.
Options opened strong higher cables and for
eign buying eased off under realizing but turned
strong and active again in the late afternoon
On reported heavy export buying and war talk,
closing 1156D17sc net higher. Sales included: No.
red, July, S2A@S412c, closed at S4Ac; Sep
TENDER, .7G7S1ac, closed at 7S12c.
Corn-Receipts, 141, 225 bu; exports, 1904 bu
Spot steady. but quiet; No. p S19sc in elevator
32@c ahoat. Options opened easier owing to
large receipts and fine crop news, but suisse
quently rallied with wheat, closing sQl2c net
lower; July closed at 31$sc September, 81 1916
Oatts-Receipts, 256.S00 bu exports, 1l2 IA bu
tive and barely steady, closing unchanged to 1sc
lower; July closed at 2l$4c; September closed
Hay quiet Hops steady. Hides strong. Leath-
Beef 4uitt; beef mans, s24Q25. Cut meats
steady. Lard frmer; Western steam, $4.4Oq445;
ens % r9rk op esd TS da qget
prices to 10 points decline; ruled quiet and fea-
subsided and European cables being unsatisfac2
tory; rallied, partly on local buying overcoming
and steady o3 far Sales IS go bags incudng
firIn and held higher; No, T. invoice 7ac, jobbing
77sc Mild steady: Cordova 10A416l2c. Sales
900 bags Rio, No. 7, afoat, use; 700 bags Mara
caibo: 500 bags Central American 200 bags
cleared for the United states. geo bags; cleared
for Europe, 5000 bags; stock, 244,000 bags. Total
warehouse deliveries from the United States
6.7l4 bags including ,99S from New York New
stock, 439 102 bags a1oat for the United States
PCS 900 bags total visible for the United States
1cI 102 bags against 3S0 195 last year and 500 767
i'll 1895.
Cotton-seed oil strong, but only moderately ac-
dad UriN tlf111lp vel
low at 25l4c; 20o bris prime winter yellow at
3Cl5c: 500 brls off yellow at 24c
Sugar-Raw firm refined firm.
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The local grain market presents good deal
commission merchants and the regular dealers
shcwn more interest in the cereals. Yesterday all
receipts were readily taken at the following range
OF prices track:
wagon wheat sac: 10 Fed milling in transit
FIVE days shipments 701sc bid; fifteen days ship
ments. zoe bid; July, 79c.
Corn-No. white, 2eAc; No. 2 white, 26c; No.
8 white, PC. No. white. 2ic; No. white mixed,
251zc; No white mixed; 25c; No. white mixed.
23c; No 2 yellow. 25Kc: No Yellow, 2Sc;
mixed. 2ac; No. I mixed, &c; corn, 231zc.
Oats--No. white, 2lizc; No. white. zoe; No.
mixed 19hc; No. mixed IKE rejected, 14i5c.
Hay-No. timothy, $3.50 bid; No. timothy. 81
BID; prairie s6Q6.50.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens. SIC; springs. &c; cocks, 21zc
yCrng turkeys &c; toms, Sc; old hen turkeys, 7c;
old toms, 5c ducks, SEC; geese, z0c for full
featherod: Doc for plucked
Butter-Country, choice, &c; mixed. sc.
Feathers Prime geese. soc per lb; prime duck.
100Ic per ID.
Ieeswax--2Oc for yellow. 25c for dark
Honey-l2ql4c per ID.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 15c: fine merino, I'M
washed. 106I1lc: tub-washed 20025c; bury and
understandable, sc less.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green's allied Hides-No. l. sac; No. 2, TIC; No.
l calf. 9Iac; No. 2 calf, Sc.
Greasc-White 2Hc: yellow, 2hc; brown, 214c.
Tallow-No. !, 23sc; No. 2. 2Ac.
Bones-I)ry, Sl2Ql3 per ton.
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CHICAGO. July 20.-To-days market for cattle
was slow and barely steady. Supplies are falIlng
of, but sufficient to meet the demand Ma
tive beef steers sold at $3.S9q5l5 the bulk going
at 1904 %. Cows hefers and bulls steady. Choice
calves brought $500 Texas cattle, $2'Soq4.4o Tor
To-days receipts of hogs were below. ,expecta-
n rG9 at t'' 5dei6c adyaace Hogs Sold largely at
S3.60G3 70, with sales at an extreme range OF
III sheep and lambs business was active at
Yesterdays ADVANCE With sales Of common mo to to
sheep sold at $35Gq4 grassers selling at the IN
side and fed lots at the top ct Win At eAR055 PqG
Receipts-Cattle 4,oO0 hogs nooo; sheep l2ooo.
LOUIS Goo July tea7 f6r ndtves 9n
steady to strong for r. Texans good to best seP
G4S0; stockers and feeders, 81: 50q4.2O; cows and
for grassers; cows and heifers, s2Q3.4o.
Hogs-Receipts oo9 shipments l9(e Market Marks
So 4OGS 90; heavy, s3.S0d3G71z.
1000 shiP E6a n1n nea Market lark.
SS2sa865 lambs, sS.5Od5.15.
KANSAS CITY July o.-Catte@s j zee Is
Texas cows 81 5oST$95 native steers, $9.l5a4s5;
native cQy y so a4d o tei ns q a S0'Ne AN"
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; Market strong + to - Zoe
higRer and Sefys o paes AVS sS mixed
s. 4od$ Az tights s$S5GS45; Workers $s82a@
81 sbeeep rssR es 5000 Market firm; lambs
81. 6595S0 muttons. $2Q45O
ncne; nothing doing veals and calves, receipts
light and demand slow.
Hogs-Receipts. double-deck loads Market
strong; good to choice Workers. $4a4o5; roughs'
common to good, 50. 20q335.
Sheen and I.aInbs-L4ttle doing; market 121zgt
25c higher: yearlings. choice 20 prime So l5q p;
Culls 10 common, S3M350; native clipped sheep,
choice to selected wethers, $4,000; culls 10 com
mon s2.25d2.75
Fast LIBERTY. July 2O.-Cattle steady
extra 81 s0Go4.9O; prime, $4IO9 ts95 common $40
al so: bulls stays and cows. s2Q3.50
Hogs active and higher; prime light Workers
ard pigs, s. s0Q3.95: best medium and good ORR
ers S3S6Q3.S5: heavy, S3.6O@3.65; roughs, $Z'2o9
Sheep firm: choice. s415qa-2 common. 81 7oq
2 40: spring lambs, $375Q475. Veal calves 500
d6.10.
NEW YORK. July O.-Beeves-Receipts, 27s
FurOpean cables quote American steers at 94loc
refrigerator beef, 707i2c. Exports to-day. 9i4
beeves and $3.50 quarters OF beef; Calves-Re-
Hogs-Reoelpts, 1873. Market quiet at $5.9oQ
400. , r. --- eL. so6,4
lambs. S5057o.
LOUISVILLE. July 2O.-Cattle-No receipts.
So i 56as5.,E mediums $50; lights, SS.4OQ36O
roggnss RecefTts. 1000 Market steady; choice
sheen 81 SEALS: fair, S2oOa2.75, extra lambs,
s4 S5595 10: fair s.. 50Q4aO.
CINCINNATI. July 2o.-Cattle STEADY at s2.25
Hogs active and higher at 50, 20Q3,70. ~
sheep steady at S2GS65; lambs steady and
higher at S3.aU9to.lo.
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BEST CROP In YEARS.
The Weekly Report of the Indiana
Bureau-COrn Outlook.

The following is the weekly crop bulletin
issued yesterday by the Indiana Crop Blu
reau:
THE weather conditions during the week
were very favorable to growing crops har-
vesting and other farm work; cooler wealth.
er prevailed. and numerous local rains
fell; the latter interfered with the curing Of
hay in localities and delayed threShing, as
farmers wish to secure their hay crops be-
fore threShing. Corn is growing wonder
fully rapid; 1T is laid by and stands Well
and high in clean fields with a fresh green
color, and promises good CROP the early
planted corn is tasSeliug. Wheat is all in
shock, and threshing progresses everywhere
in the southern and central portions and in
many localities of the northern portion.
the crops are very good in quality as well
as in quantity; many correspondents say:
There were never such abundant crops for
years. The oats harvest progresses in the
southern portion, and the crop is in shock
in many counties; the yield and quality are
good, but the straw is short. Timothy,
clover and grass haying and curing contin-
ued; in most localities the immense crops
are secured and housed in fine condition;
millet is growing we'll with the rains. To-
bacco is growing well; in some fields in
Switzerland county it stands somewhat UNI
even in the fields. Tomatoes and Vegeta-
bes are in good condition. Late potatoes
are growing well, but early potatoes are
only a light yield Young clover is grow
ing nicely and beginning to bloom. Pas
turage and stock are in good condition.
The blackberry and raspberry crops are rip
ening and abundant and are being shipped
in the southern portion. The apple crop
promises to be fair in the southern half Of
the State, but not good in the northern.
An abundant honey yield has been secured,
and the bees are still at work in white
clover. Large and heavy hail destroyed
corn and oats in fields about three miles
in extent in the central portion of Benton
county,
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, July .2O-Butter-Receipts. Is: 1S6
packages. Market quiet; Western creamery Ito
ceipts. 70, 265 packages; Market quiet; State,
large. 71@%9739c; small 7AG71ac; part skins AZ
packages. Market quiet; State and Pennsylvania,
1212@13c; Western, 12c.
KANSAS CITY. July 2o.-Butter firm; cream
cry, 13Q1f5c; dairy. SGl0c. Eggs-The market is
steady. Receipts liberal and in fair demand.
Fresh canded Missouri and Kansas stock, cases
returned, &c.
CHICAGO. July 2O---On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery,
19a14Ac; dairy; 7@12c. Cheese dull at 7qSAe
PHILADELPHIA, July 0.-Butter-Western
creamery, 15c. Eggs steady; fresh nearby, 100
lie; fresh Western, 10410hc. Cheese steady.
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To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:
The effort now being made at the in
stance of the Board of Tax Commissioners
to enforce the listing of running stock in
building associations is creating widespread
dissatisfaction and indignation among
stockholders in southern Indiana Hun
dreds of small stockholders in 6-per-cent.
associations will be compelled to withdraw,
and the local associations that for years
have furnished people of small means mon
ey with which to buy or build homes will
be forced to go into liquidation. The taxa
ton of this stock, which simply amounts TO
double taxation. will prove a hard blow to
the growth and prosperity of this city, in
which the 6-per-cent associations have been
rhe main source of prosperity for many
years. Every dollar paid into these local
associations by the stockholders is at once
put into permanent taxable property that
goes into the duplicate to stay. The taxa
ton of the running stock will either drive
the nonborrowers out or force the associa-
tons to close up. In either case thousands
of dollars of small savings will escape tax
alton that now move in steady streams
into the duplicates Voters are aroused in
the matter, and politicians will be called to
account in the future. L.
North Vernon July 90
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VITAL STATISTICS-JULY 20.
Births.

boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Polocke, 1927 Maple street
boy.
Lizzie and Henry Frohmeyer, so North Senate
avenue, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merz, So Chestnut street,
boy.
Anna and Hiram Chase, GO Fulton street, boy
Mary and Harry NJ Brown, GA West North
street, boy.
girl.
Mary and Charles II. Gibbs, Pansy street,
boy.
Nellie and ]. C. Sweeney. 529 Chapel street,
girl.
Jessie and ]. ]. Sullivan, $40 Dawson street,
boy.
Anna and Wesley Burton, 1887 West Twenty
third street, boy.
Luela and Albert Musser, Ga Columbia avenue,
girl.
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NEW YORK, July 20.-Special cable and tee-
graphic dispatches TO Bradstreets covering the
principal points of accumulation indicate the fol-
day as compared with the preceding Saturday
Rockies decrease. 2156,000 bushels; ahoat for and
in Europe decrease 2,100, 900 bu; total decrease
worlds available, 4.256. 600 bu. Corn. decrease
$4,000 bu. Oats Increase. $4,000 bu. There We're
several unexpectedly large decreases In available
stocks of wheat last week not reported in official
visible supply statement among them 300 600 bu
in Northwestern interior elevators. 47t 800
Fort William ont. geo at various Manitoba
storage POINTS 40 coo at Cleveland. q 900 at Nash
Vile 2e 000 in Milwaukee private elevators % 600
at Kingston and 20,0oo at Ogdensburg. Core
euondnss Increases include As COO bushels al Louis
Vile 20 600 at Leavenworth and % 900 at Roches-
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Little New i'm Trade Circles, with
Firm Prices Ruling

on the Wholesale streets and on Commission
row trade seems 10 be moving along with un-
usual snoothness, and for summer month its
volume is much more satisfactory than in any
July of some years past The promising outlook
Cor a good fall trade greatly helps matters
Travelling statesmen take very rosy view Of the
business outlook. Stocks OF retail are low
but with the farmers paying up old bills they
are beginning purchase freely ana seem
confident that more prosperous times are at hand
in prices there were no important fluctuations
Sugars gtt!l tending upwards and fact ali
staple groceries IN strong position Pro-
visions are more active and prices much hriner
The produce market shows no change. Receipts
az poultry and ibarai for July. The
Eastern demand Is slow and that keeps prices
down here. Other markets are without feature.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: FIour quiet
ana firm. No 2 spring wheat 76s4c: No. spring
wheat 706l73c; No. red, new, 7512Q76Ac. No. 2
corn 26A d2633ze; No yellow corn orr 81 2sS4q265sc
White s$4a2ll1c No 2 rye, BIC. No. 8 barley,
O. b. 2932e No a. 2s3ze 90 No. MIA faxS seed S Ia
short-rib Sides, loose s4S7lza5; drysalted Shout
dtrs boxed, $4.75Q5; short-clear sides, boxed,
$5.l2k@5.25. Whisky, distillers finished goods.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 1880 bu;
corn as zoe bu oats 10000 bg rye S $9oO nI 6u
wheat 1900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu oats, $4,000 blu;
harley 5000 bu.
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL July 2O.-Cotton-Spot quiet and
prices lower; American middlng fair. 49sd; good
middIing 49, g3a American midding 3 s5S 10y
nary, 25-32d. The sales of the day were 5000
bales, Of which 600 for speculation and ex-
1000 bales, including 800 American.
NEW ORLEANS. July 20.--Cotton easy; ordi-
5-i6c; middling, 7&c: good middling Lice:
middling fair SEC sales, so bales; receipts, As
bales; stock 1871 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 2O.---Cotton firm; middling,
Z 13-16c; receipts. bales; shipments, So bales;
stock 65S2 bales; sales. so bales.
NEW YORK. July 2o.--Cotton-Spot steady;
middling uplands, Sc; middling gulf, SAC; sales,
500 bales.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other PInceH

ST. LOUIS. July 2o:mFlour quiet, steady and
unchanged Wheat-The speculative market
ruled strong and higher throughout the day Lead
ing exporters being. the heaviest buyers. Final
clcsc. spot also ruled higher; No. ? red cash.
elevator 73i4M74lsc; track. 3S%a7s1ac: No. 2
hard cash. 6qasc July, I47sc; August. 749sc bid
September. 74AG747.c; December, 76l4c. Corn
Trading ia futures light and the market steady
wien prices unchanged to a shade Oft from yes
terday. Spot steady: No. 3 cash and July 25c.
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Seven Transfers, with Total Con-
siderntion of SI4.45O.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder s
office of Marion county. Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. July 90 1897, as
furnished by Theo. Stein abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapols. Suite 299, first office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Lot a. North Euclid Place, Irvington. .. 81, 600
William r. Schakel ct ux TO Joseph B.
Sellers, Lot l, Square O. Hubbard ct ais
southeast addition $500
William +. Rrommer to Eugene Mueller
Lot %. Long & Harlan's Pleasant-avenue
addition $50
Mildred A. Keen to Ida Cramer, Lot 50,
Fletcher,s Oak Hill addition .............. 1000
Lot 80. T. 4. Norris addition 1000
Thomas j. Hamilton TO John S. Farrell
Lot 1885, Douglass Park .................... 500
4. Fl. X. Enos 10 r. f. Tives ct al Lot
A. Johnsons subdivision OF JOhnson's
heirs addition 1000
Transfers, Z; Consideration. s14 so
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Tuesdays Bank CIeoring..

At Chioago-clearings. ST.. sS4. 600: balances.
$S1S1Oo New York exchange. ACC premium
Eoreisn S exchange h, g Demand, s79sg4sS; sixty
At hladelphia-clearings. $40 l1F sss; balances.
e10.650. 34S.
At Boston-clearings. sl7.7S7,os1: balances.
ST. 81. 0s4.
At st. Louis-ciearings. $414s.254 balances.
AT Memphs-clearings slS7. SOS; balances.
S34. g91.
At Baltmore-clearings. 50. 1853; balances,
SAT- 95g
At New Orleans-Clearings. S134oe07
At observation-disclosures. 2i@96 per cent New
York exchange &c premium. Clearings. $, 9S3 Co.,
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, July 2o--spirits of turpentine
steady at 25q25ac Resin g a. firm at At 5oq 5S
Tar steady at $l.15.
OIL CITY July 2O-Credit balances, 75c GER
tifcates, bids shipments, 94,533 brls runs,
lis, 92S brls.
CHARLESTON, July 20-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 2312c. Rosin nothing doing.
SAVANNAH July 20-Spirits Of turoentine
firm at Al4c. Rosin firm.
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BuiIding Permits.

Arthur f. Larsh, frame house. 223S Talbot
avenue S. $50
Nicholas NJ Harrison. frame dwelling 1919
North Pennsylvania street, 1888.
Alexander DickeY, frame house. North Della
ware street $500.
Nav Baker frame house 500 Grant street $500
William H. Traub, repairs, 1911 Vermont street.
John Irish fran house. 50 Calling street, 500.
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Dried Fruits,

NEW YORK. July .2O.-California dried fruits
is4647zc wood-dried prime 43tQ5c; choice, Sc;
fancy sec; prunes. $97i&c, as 70 size and quail
peaches, unpeeled 60Sc; peeled. 11414c.
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Dry Goods.

to-day was quiet, owing to dull conditions at
Eastern manufacturing centers, the reticence, of
prices and the dun weather Store trading was
at a standstll and mail orders. is usual on
Tuesday, light. The wooden goods division
showed more life than cottons. Some new lines
of mems wear fabrics shown a generally
advanced price. which in was at
least 10 per cent. last years price.
FALL RIVER, July 20-The print cloth mar
het continues very dull at 7-16c, plus one
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NIPfnlS.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Pg iron quiet South
ern, 50 25qlO5O; Northern $l0a12 Copper strong;
drll straits, 13.S0@13.90c; plates dull Spelter
quiet at $4,000 30. Lead strong; Exchange
377lA@3S712c: brokers, 3.35c.
ST. LOUIS. July 20.-Lead higher at $500 bid
Spelter firm at 4.l5c.
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A Warning.


We have no objection to Mr. Roekefelier's
succession TO the control OF the sugar
that we shall kick with mitch yigor If our
sweetening tastes of kerosene
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tn. best brands. &c 14x2O s425a475; 20x2S, IS 20
Qs.50; &c, 20xZo. old style. SIS; block tin in pigs
Ice; block tin in bars 1sc zinc. sheet, &C. copper
bottoms, &c; plsnished copper 21c: solder i19
l2c; iron 27b, $3.50; &c So iron best bloom
galvanized, 75c and 10 per cent; lead, pressed
bars,
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and StrOnGer-Hogs Ac-
tive md Higher-Sheep Dull.

INDIANAPOLIS. July observation-disclosures
$50; shipments light There were but few on
sale. The market was stronger on all decent
grades and all found early sale.
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Very Plausible.


do YOU suppose scorching is the cause
of all these bicycle faces we see
''Shueks, no. In nine cases out of ten it's
the instal.mcnt PLAN
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$40 ROUND TRIP 1d

ATLANTIC CITY, CAPE MAY, WILDWOOD
and other coast resorts, THURSDAY, August II
Train leaves at 2:4O p. m.-through coaches and
Sleeninp
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Deaths.

Infant Passwaiter, 453 South Alabama street,
cholera infantum.
Elizabeth Z. Wehrel, forty years, Erie street
stomach trouble.
Walter w. Jones, five months, $40 East Court
street summer complaint
Infant Wamsley PA North California street,
iranition
Mollie Olive, forty-seven years, City Hospital,
micral reorganization.
Caroline VOTE, fifty years, 175 Minnesota street.
bronchitis.
William Flanagan sixty-fve years, 41O South
Delaware street, tuberculosis.
William Meyer, six months, 401 South Illinois
street. enterits.
fantum.
George Carter forty-four years, 32S North Hi
noiS street, tuberculosis
John Fowler seventy-two years, Central Hos
pital for the Insane chronic diaIThoea.
Helen Webster Stevenson forty-one years, 1872
North Illinois street, ancamia.
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DIR. Sarah StOCktOns
2Zi NORTH DELAWARE STREET.
Office Hours: Q to Ii a. M: 2 to p. m. Tel 1893.
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Price per box OF 50 square feet. Discount, 9
and TO-
SIS 10 loSl,5-siRgle; "a SIS $50 p ss25;
ilxi4 and lexis 10 l6x24-Sngle: IA. S.; A,
s7.25; B. S. Double: A $lo75; a. 81 rs; =. $3.50.
$3.50 b, So Double; AA, Sl4; A. S12.75; b. Sl2.
I5x96 TO 24xSe-single: IA. Nl.50; A, SO; B.
IS % Double: "A, Si5.z5; A, $l3.15; =, Sl2.25.
28x2S to 2ixS6- Single: "A, Sl2 a. $1O.5o; b.
$50 Double: IA, SIG: a. Sl4.50; b, $13.25.
2cxS4 10 2Sx32 and s0x3o to 2sx44-Sngle: "A.
Sl2.75i 4, Al.la; b, Sl0.25. Double; AA. 81. 25
2exls % 5ox5o-single: "A. sl55 A.. $3.50; Il.
So Double. "A. 1919; A, SIS, p, SIC.
s4xaS 10 S4x6e-Single: IA Sl725: A. S1575; 3.
$l4.S0. Double IA, S22.Tj. A. s2i-25: b. $50.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin, Ic, I0xl4 lSx20. 12xI2
S55Q16 ~. 1VxlL l4X20 l2xl2 S6.75Q7,5 80: roofing
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Marriage Licenses.


Ernest A. Smock and Essie a. Goddard.
Francis OrVal Fred and Harriet Eve Negley.
James s. Condell and Nellie Madden.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO July 20-To-day's market for cattle
was slow and barely steady. Supplies are falling
of, but are sufficient to meet the demand. Ma
1T ST. 20a4S0. Stockers and feeders were slow
at S3614 %. Cows heifers and bulls steady. Choice
calves brought $3.50. Texas cattle, $2.S0Q445 for
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-05-27
state ana General news.

The supreme court has decided adverse.
ly to James w. McCauley, ex.treasurer
OF Tacoma, who WAS sentenced to four
years imprisonment for accepting interest
on public money. The case is almost
identical with that of his predecessor,
Geo w. Boggs, who is now doing time
in the penteniary.
A masked hghwayman attempted to
hold-up the motor car, about halfway
between Tacoma and StelaCoOm, on Fri
day last, but was shot and killed by Su-
perintendent Frank A. Dame after
woundlng the motOrman, Dame and one
passenger. The robber had gone through
two of the passengers when Dame open
ed the shooting,
The ghouls, who stole the body of the
late VIM. NJ. Ladd, Portland's million
aire banker, have been arrested They
we're Daniel y. Magone, middle-aged
farmer living at Oregon City, Charles
Montgomery, neishbor, and two others
whose names have not been given
Montgomery has confessed and the body
has been recovered and returned to its
resting place.
Theodore burrant is making his final
effort to escape from hanging, and to
create doubt in the mind OF Governor
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