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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-13
THE COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court.
GUARDIANS SALE = NOTICE - VOID
JI-DGMENT


1862 Madison S. G. Eliason ct. al VS..
Bronnenburg ct al. Affirmed. McCabe. j.
1. Where the special findings state the
same facts that were set up in a para
graph OF answer TO which a demurrer was
overIuled. the ruling on demurrer need not
be considered on appeal If the correctness
of the conclusions Of law and judgment
based on the special findings is properly
presented and decided >. y special find
ing cannot present the same question "A
ruling sustaining a demurrer to a para
graph of appellants complaint. ,. An
erroneous Judgment or order of court
having jurisdiction is not void 4. Where
a minor wife whose husband was a minor
appeared IN court with her husband and
requested that the court order the sale Of
her land and the reinvestment OF the pro-
cceds. and the court. upon presentation of
a proper petition. ordered the band sold at
private sale WITHOUT notice. and the land
appraised at 8. 600. was accordingly sold by
her guardian for $4,000 which was rein
vested I'm other lands that she took possess
sion OF and still holds. she cannot recover
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APPLY FOR A RECEIVER.
Campbelfs Embezzlement Gets bee
Hive Association I'm Trouble.

Lenora r. Johnson yesterday applied for
the appointment of a receiver for the Bee
Hive Savings and Loan Association. The
association is the one of which Hugh
Campbell. the self-confessed embezzler
was secretary. and which has been badly
crippled by his defalcations.
Mrs. Johnson alleges that on Oct. II, 1885,
she came into possession of one share of
stock i'm the Bee Hive Savings and Loan
Association. which was valued at 5000. She
had paid in $l2750 and on Nov. l. 1896, gave
notice of her intention TO withdraw. The
necessary ninety days having expired she
made further demand for her money
with no success. She states that she finds
the affairs of the association badly twisted
up owing to the defalcations of Secretary
Campbell, which amount to $4,000 or $4,000
and that SO far as can he ascertained the
assets of the association are not more than
$1,000. The case will be presented in the
Circuit Court this unorninp
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Erhraim Kroot's Troubles.

The case of Ephraim Kroot against Sarah
Kroot was dismissed yesterday in Room l.
Superior Court Kroot brought suit against
Sarah Kroot. who is his third wife, for
annulment of his marriage contract. He
alleged that two years after he had mar
ried his wife he found she had been pre-
Viously married in Detroit and her husband
was still living in Canada. Kroot failed TO
prove his assertions and the case was dis
missed by Judge McMaster Kroot has
been before the public previous to this time
for beating his little boy almost to death
He was fined by Judge Stubs In Police
Court. but appealed to the Criminal Court
and was acquitted by Judge McCray.
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4 Rehearing Denied.

The Supreme Court yesterday denied the
petition for a rehearing in the Western
Union tax case i'm which the State received
a judgment for the recovery of SIS Ok. 20 for
taxes of 1895 and penalty of $l40O7.l0. The
cases covering taxes for previous years
appealed to the United States Su-
Dreme Court.
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they could
cure me but
failed to do
SO.
/ gave up
in despair
and took to
my bed. L
had dreadful
pains in my
heart,
fainting- g
spells, y
sparks be- =
fore my
my eyes
and some
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-13

contributed some thought TO the after
Moons .oleasiire. There were several Wis.,
Mrs. John w. Jones; vice president. Mrs..
Allison Maxwell: secretary. Mrs. Arthur
executive committee. Mrs. John Randolph
Brown. chairman; Mrs. l.. A. Mavity, Mrs.
A. r. Hale, Mrs. M. l.. Haines and Mrs.
Henry Van ElOf
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A WOnQerIul Sia.cllclI

From Mrs. McGillas to Mrs. Pinkhsrn.
think it my duty, dear Mrs. Pink
ham, to tell you what your wonderful
Compound has done for me.
was dreadfully ill-the doctors said
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Anheuser-Buseh Rocl. Rec,

The delicious book beer bre'xed By the
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association will
be on tap today. Family trade supplied
IN bottles. Telephone 1851
j. L. BIELER, Manager.
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Poets Break Out

in song. Beauty breaks out in easter
} finery. Labor breaks out in-per-
spiration. And the children break
out at knees and elbows, as they
renew acquaintance with the "old
brown earth" and the rough barked
trees.
There are other forms of breaking
out, also, which lead to the remark ::
"My blood must be out of ORDER"
} usually followed by the sage reflec-
} ton: 81 must take Ayers Sarsa-
} parilIa, and get into condition
again." Wisdom is born of expert
ence. Every one who has tried it
knows the cleansing effect ON the
system of a course of
!, Ayers Sarsaparilla
} It cleanses the flesh of eruptions
by purifying the blood. 1t tones
up the system, 1t puts back into
the body the vital force the winter
has taken away. 1t renOvates and
rejuvenates the entire physical
organism.
But there are other kinds of
! breaking out which Ayers Sarsapa-
! rilla cures. That mutinous out
break of an enervated system
} against work, so often experienced
in the spring, is only the symptom
of an exhausted condition which
demands tonic and vitalizing treat
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Futures here closed steady. with pricesGunchanged to
9 points higher; The total sales wers 5000 bags.
was barely steady at 200 rel. decline: receipts. $1,000:
stock. 400, 1000; exchange. Tisd. a decline Of 1-sed.
stock. /. 1895. 900. The situation CONTINUES besrtsh,
but che higher cables from Europe to-day were re.
AErA1s"lron-Pig iron warrants were very weak
today. The absences to any speculative demand.
factors. Sales OF 100 tons spot at 81. 90. and 100
tons January at 81 was recorded on ..'change" to.
@S6.S5: December and January. %. so 90. 90; Feb
ruary and March. os.9o@37. Copper-Dul and un.
cem6er. Lead-weak. owing to the dulness Of trade.
Spot. November and December. s. I7;2s3 .s5c. Tin
iss.f5Sc. spelteeI-pnIi e at 3 leS. pcsem foe :n Of NO No.
VENEER and December.
NAVAL sroREs-Ftrm. Spirits OF turpentine. SOL9
PErRoLErA-Crude certificates were unQuoted here
and in OIL City: Refined unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM was duh but nrm. Prime. O.. so.
ss, 5o$Ss.7b. Talow. sisc. ~Butter-Creamery West.
ern, csc. zee. Chicago. Nov. 10
Provisions opened higher in sympathy with grain.
but soon eased on on offerings from packers and
liquidation by outside longs. Some reaction occurred
Just before the close on the improved cash demand
for meats and lard: Prices were slightly lower than
on yssterday: Ihirty::eight thousand hogs are esti-
srGAE-Raw steady; So test, 3 G,lec. l0e' test.
3lS.l6c. Sales 100 hhds. and 9 800 bags Muscovado
8 Lido. Refined steady.
wooL--The Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods.
52c;: spring medium. II months. t7s4sc.: Spring
Ca~lifornia-spring. northern. free, s and IL months.
5lts5sc spring. northern, free. . and 8 months. SO
and $ months, 47s4sc.; fall free. 4Oa44c.: fall de,
fective. Se$Ssc ~oregon-Eastern, No. J.. 5e@5+c:;
ley. No. 3. 4S@4sc.: valley. No. Q, icc. Territory
ss%t ;tm Lnn Co. cog 5ss;; hne medium. 54s5ec.; me.
a sia% medium sin sss saa Isssi'G msdi HI~ain iss5pe1 'Ss''e''
CHICAGO, Nov. 1o.-These were to-day's prices:
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Creditors OF Paul Salvin. dealer in clothing at
1os and 100 Park row, who gave a bill OF sale
on Tuesday to L. Haas s Co. for 49,. 900, were
busy yesterday trying to rescue something from
the wreck. Deputy Sheriff Whoriskey received
writs OF replevin aGgregatinG $l6. 9o5 in favor OF
the following creditors: Lesner, Whitman & Co.,
So,3lS; Caliman Rouse. IS, $50: L. Ullman & Co.,
S2.So6; Galpen. Carmichael & Co, y, 1873; Chas.
II. Lewis. $l.l50; Hyman b. Goldberg. S3sa;
Samuel Cohen. 1899. The Sheriff found some OF
tho goods in the store. more at the Elizabeth
street station house. and some in u warehouse
plstrict attorney Olcott sent in an execution to
me Sherln against Salvin, as surety, ana Paul
Cupertnan, as principal, for 81 500, on a for.
feited bail bond, Salyin gave bonds for Cuper-
tho second degree on Sept. 80, 1895, stating
that he owned the property at 1853 and iuO
Park row. \ mortgage was recorded against
los Park row on Tuesday by Salyiu in favor ~
Marx Solomon for Sd. 800. A transfer Of ifi
Henry street was also recorded by Salyin In
Solomon for 81. '"
The sheriff has received two attacbments
against the Werner Company, book publishers
OF chicago and Akron o., one for s., O55 in favor
OF John III. May, and the other for $500 In favor
or Louis ' Hengster, The claim OF MIR. Nav
who was the Eastern selling ageuJ OF the com
pany, was Tor SSSS salary and the balance for
damages, The sheriff went 20 the New YorL
ounce or the company. at 7 Fast Sixteenth street,
out found that all the assets had been removed
70 AKRON. o., by the receiver of the Curlpany'
The attachments were served on two book sellers
and q sixth avenue dry goods dealer 10 attach
accounts due. ~
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Real Estats Private sales.

Arthur r. Parsons has sold for }. c. Raymond. at
$4,000. the vacant plot, l23I 100. on south side OF
Tooth street, commencing 100 feet west OF Park
avenue.
John N, Golding has sold for Judge Arnold 10 DR..
Paul outerbrtdge the northwest corner Of Madison
avenue and sixty'third street, a private dwelling on
lot 2O.6x7O.
Storms Real Estate Company has sold for HalIahsn
4 Ahern southeast corner Manhattan avenue and
ll2th street, nvestory partner houses, 5SIeoK
100 and No. 3l2 West lI2th street. Z6xssxiOO. at
about 100000. 10 Robert 4; Cheesbrough. they tax.
Ing In exchange the plot OF lots. ~lOOxlnO.l II. south
west corner Town street aud Central Park West. and
NO. IL East Forty -tfth street. 2OxlOO. four'stOry
$3.50. 900.
Bernard Smyth 4 SOrs have sold two lots, 25r
1901 each. on the south side OF Ninety eighth street,
100 feet east OF West Ed avenue, to kcmpneT Bros.
on private terms.
sharrott Bros. sold for the estate Of Patrick Farley
the plot, lOOEloO, GU the southeast corner Of Amster-
dam avenue aud 1881 street. The purchaser. an OPP
orator. has resold IL. with a loan, to a builder, who
WI! erect nve-story nat houses. with stores.
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BAD LETTERS AND VIrRIoL.
Hrs. DonneNy OF EllenviiIe on Trial az Mrs.
Otens'a AecOmplice.

Mrs. Lizzie Donnelly Of Ellenville. Ulster
county. \. y. was accused before Commissioner
Shields yesterday OF having assisted Mrs. Min.
mic Otens OF tho same village in writing and
mailing to reputable citizens OF El,enville OBJ
scene letters rejecting upon W. r. Denman,
President Of the Ellenyille Electric Light
Company.
Post Office Inspectors shopp and Duryea, who
have charge OF the case, say that Mrs. Otens be-
came unfriendly to Mr.. Dcnman a year or more
ago because of his refusal to grant certain favors
which she and her husband had requested. She
enlisted the sympathy OF Mrs Donnel,y and the
two women are said to have sent scores OF the
letters complained Of.
About two weeks ago Mrs. Otcns set upon
MT: Denman US he was on his way home after
dark and threw vitriol in his face. Her aim
was not true. and he escaped with a few painful
burns and q slight injury TO his left eve. For
this assault Mrs. Otens was arrested and in
dieted and is now in The Kingston Jail awaiting
trial. Mrs. Donnelly was arrested subsequently,.
Postmaster Benedict, Mrs. Winslow and Mr..
lehman OF Ellenville testified. Yesterday re-
Mrs. Doanelly and its receipt by Jay Darling.
This ended the Governments case against her.
bhe has until this afternoon to put in a defence.
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NEW YORK, Wednesday, Nov. lo--Receipts OF
beeves were LIE head; 40 cars direct to local
Slaushterers and As cars for the market. quiet; l0c.
lower for good steers; steady otherwise. The yards
were not fully cleared. Native steers sold at SAG
Sagsia ' 100 MS: stays and oxen at ss 3oose4. so.
bulls at S2 .9OS93.35, dry COWS at 81. 50Gt b 5.
Dressed beef steady at 7sstc. y n. for native sides,
Gables from British markets quote American steers
Al, ioaSll4c. y n. dressed weight; American re,
sris re beef at sssEc: y n. Exports to-day.
Receipts Of calves. including 1856 direct. were
I:sll head. Active; nrm for veals; Lc. higher for
other calves. The pens were fully cleared, Veals
sold at S5SSs v 100 MS: grass.r at S3GSs4.23,
CITY dressed veals higher at l0Ls 2c. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including 10 cars
direct. were 1850 head; ~ cars on. sale all told.
Fairly active; good sheep higher; market otherwise
steady. A half dozen cars were carried over. sheep
sold at S3so+.73 v 100 ns., lambs at s5.25sSo.
Dressed mutton, e2Ssiac. v n; dressed lambs. ~
Receipts OF hogs, 9.sOs head: $50 head on sale.
Lower az -. s09 $40 Y 100 rs.
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Court Calendars THE Day.

Appellate Dlvision-suprcmo Court as. 20.
al, az, 80, ~, 40, "a, no. 81, ~, SO, 80, 50.
suprenip Court-speciai Tern: 1.--Motion cal.
endar called nt lO:3O A NJ. Part lex. parte matters.
Part m.-clesr Motions: Dem9rrcrINo, 5S2. Pre-.
aud fact. Nos. nll6. blso. 1881. 1891. b4s5. secs.
b227, Part T.-Clcar. Cases from Part ~. Part W.
clear. Cases from Part ". Part VII. -Adjourned until
Monday. Nov. 10. 1897. Trial II. Case un.
finished. Preferred causes. Nos. i94SD, 1901, 1880,
1919. 1909. iS491, 1900. 1880, 1870, 5000.
Part m.-Case unfinished. Nos. 1897. taos. 0tls.
7I5o, eyee, $500, soie. 1924 1907. 5olS. eGni. Saae.
sara, s2ti. sgto. GslO. S1io, assi, Ievs. 7.ee9.
Part III. Part F.-Clear. Cases from Part III.
Part vI.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part VII.--Case unfinished. Nos. 4l27. BTi6, 7lBv,
tSio. 4asT, fs7e. $3.50, 1855. 6!e7,. 7iss. 7lee,
TQpO, 25ie. 7O85, 7l4t. 7ls5. $3.50. 1910. Sosi. sost,
si2O, sisa: Part vf1I;-casc unfinished. Gases
from Part VII. Part IX.-Clehr. GAses from Part
VII. Part x;-,olear; Cases from Part yI1. rart XL
Case unfinished. Cases from Part II.
Surrognte's Court Characteristic day calendar.
For probate-win of Fannie Hoexter, at 10 A. MI
Wills OF Mary Ryan. Charles 4. Colley. VII.
liam p. Perry. Margaret J. white. Catharine n.
Peii, at 1890 A. NJ; Martha Z. Knox. Fanny 3.
Mcdonald. at IL A. M. Rosina Drolet. James Mof@R,
Ernestino Weiss. at 2 =. N. Trial Term-No day dl.
endar.
City ~oourt-speciai Term.-Motons.
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There were no new Developments In the cotton mar
ket to-day. The trading was quiet and featureless
and OF q professional character. The fluctuations
were confined within narrow limits. without decided
tendency either way, and at the close prices were
practically unchanged from last nights final quota
tons. At the opening prices advanced. Liverpool
was higher, heavy frost was reported at O number Of
points in the cotton belt, and Liverpool bought here.
But after the nrst transactions prices lost the i'm.
provement and 4 slight decline nsued. The pressure
from the South c ntinues. and there was very little
disposition on the part OF local operators to support
the market. Part OF the improvement as recovered
before the close on n small demand for local account.
The spot markets at the South were steadier to-day,
with a fair demand. The receipts continue heavy,
and the total movement to the ports for the week 10
expected to approximate 100000 bales.
C~oFFEE-Rio on the spot was quiet but steady: No.
7.6asc. Sales 500 bags Maracaibo on private terms.
The future trading was as follows:
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Murderer nurus.. Re,pI,ss.

ALBANY. Nov. l0,-Gov. Black has granted a
respite OF two weeks 10 Charles Burgess. who
was to have been killed by electricity during
the week beginning Nov. u. burgess killed
Henry v. Whitlock with an axe Ia Sterling
CAyuga county, in 1895. and afterward al,
ssmpSsd TO assault ,Whitlock's wife. The res
0p0oEtuhl0 to move for 9 rSargumSnt al az
sAss before the Court Of Appsala
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Real E.tatn Auction saIes.

Al the Broadway salesEoom yesterday william VI.
Ryan sold Rogers place, west side. 1850 ~ feet north
ot Westchsster avenue, a0ITt5K50IIli II, fore
closure, to william Kaufman for Si.n5O: also Jsn-
ninBs street. north side. s7.3 feet west Of BristOw
street, 2oxlT6. Tx25El7I.2, foreclosure, 80 William
kaufmAnn for el,625i also BTistoW street, west side,
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Available cash balance,
includ ing gold reserve S204, SOS, Ace Q204, COZ, SAG
sDehcIt.

Money in London 2la9oa . cent. Rates OF dis.
count in open market for both short and three
months bills, 2 1915 y cent. Amount Of bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day. 100000. Paris advices quote 8
y cents at l03 francs so confines. Exchange on
London 25 francs 1S centimes.
The sales OF mining stocks at the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
day were as follows:
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HATTIE COLE AsPArx1ArED.
A Patent Gas Burner In Her Bedreom Becam,
DrpnrranEcd.

a Patent 6np HurneF IN hhef Heofoom bocnhno
DisarranEcd.
Mrs. Hattie Cole. . widow. "a years old. was
found dead in bed yesterday morning at tho
house Of her father. Theodore Eyer. the man.
ager of tho Clyde Steamship Company. at 30
Van Buren, street, Brooklyn. with tho gas
turned on and escaping. A patent burner had
become disarranged. thus permitting tho gas to
escape. There 10 not the slightest grounds. the
to commit suicide. She attended tho
theatre with some friends on Monday night,
and was cheerful when she retired. She had
been O widow for two years.
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ID feet north Of yenuinss street, eDteS.s, Foreclosure
on1e. 70 william Kaufman for ot1tA
%. Phoenix, mRraham r Co. sQfhN4 Ntda9 JexinFs
ton avenue. southeast corner on third street,
three.gtory stone front dwelllnR, N R,bx70, fore
closure, to Jarvis Mason for BiS,bM
William Kennedy sold No. 10luNt e A., near
bDth street nye.story brick tenemtN 2ox7e.e,
Foreclosure, to william Rooney for NJ
Peter r.. Meyer a Co. sold Forest N y \, north
west corner Of 1b6th street, vacant u u boxl7o,
Foreclosure, to John A, sharp for s1O.8f
Louis Meaier sold No. liz Goerck streek AGAR Stan
ton street, three:story brick tenement house. loo
2O.Ax5e. Sx2 20. 4xbp.9, foreclosure. to the plaintiff,
the Tinany Glass and Decorating Company. for
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

"WEDNESDAY. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
was in brisk demand. Sales OF 1000 900 bush.
were reported, including "a. No. / hard
Manitoba, 100000 unGraded red and spring
here. 10000 ungraded wheat, and l2O. 600 No.
. red at the o%utports on private terms for ex-
port. FREQ on board aioat: No. l Northern
spring. New York. 974c.; do. Duluth. 9s4c.:
No. 2 hard winter, 97i4c.; No. . red, 994c.:
No. l hard Duluth, lOlac. Minneapolis re-
ceived to-day 4sl $50 BUSH, against 2l9. o
last year; Duluth 293,7 $50, against lsO.9ls;
Chicago 259, 667, against G5,OO0; Milwaukee
1880. against 7,l5O: ST. LOUIS II 900. against
9s.o79; Toledo SO, 9O2. against 22,446; Detroit
Is. 600, against 1883 last year. Futures ad.
vanced lsac. to 2lsc. Future sales 7.lO5.0 900
busn, as follows:
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josiah N. Pitrs,s %. 900 yob.

Josiah H. Pitts, q veteran clerk In the Board
of Education in Brooklyn. has boon appointed
trivate secretary to Superintendent Of 1nstruc.
ton Maxwell at q salary Of 49, o Q year.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERo1AL

Few Yerk steck R1chanso-aalos Hov. 10.
UNITED states AND STATE BONDS ON q. ooosl.
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Drowned MAJ In the Erie Rasin.
A drowned man. about so years old. 8 feet 10
inches In height. with red hair. mustaohe, and
Roatoe, and dressed a. o longshoreman, was
found yesterday in the Eric Basin and removed
to tho Brooklyn Morgue.
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GtnanrtAI.
The Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf
Railway Company.

majority OF the consolidated mortgage bonds ana
OF the stock Of this Company has been deposited
under the agreement dated September 18th. 1897.
and the certificates Of deposit Of the Central Trust
Company of New York. the Dcpositary of the Com
mittee, have been listed upon the New York Stock
Exchange.
Tue Committee has extended the time for the de-
posit under the agreement OF consolidated mortgage
bonds and OF stock until November 1Sth, o
after which time no deposits will be received. save
in the discretion OF the Committee and upon the pay.
ment Of . penalty of $50 for each consolidated mort
gage bond and of 81 90 for each share of stock.
Dated November l. 1897.
N. DODGE. Chairman.
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Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co.
tOF CHICAGO.)

81 Wall St.. New York City.
Notice 10 hereby given that . dividend Of III Pen
CENT. has been declared on the capital stock Of this
Company. payable to the stockholders on Noversbsr
2Ath. 1897. Transfer books will close on the 15tn4
and reopen on the Goth OF November.
Tho holders OF Central Trust Co. Of New York cor
tincates. issued for certificates OF the Fidelity In
surance. Trust. and Safe Deposit Co.. may exohanee2
their holdinen for Peoples Gas Light and Coke Ca
Stock on or before November 10Th.
Checks for dividends will be mailed 70 tho Stock
holders of record Of this Company only.
PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE CO.
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Barley-Was nrm. New feeding, 2s&2SLc,. cost and
freight 10 Bunalo; mailing. lO& soc; as TO quality.
Rye-Was stronger. State. 5O"S5lc,' No = Western.
60isd 5Osc. cost ana freight TO Buralo, ~Corn-Spot
was stronger anu rather more acJiyr. sales $4,000
bush. including $4,000 No. . white. 2HO,U0O No. 2
mixed here. and 100. 900 DO. at the outportH on pri,
vate terms. free on board anoat for export. No, .
mixed. 20. 900 at ~ J,c. In elevator; No. = mixed In
elevator closed SEE. Futures advanced &c. TO ac.
Future sales 2o5, 600 bush, as follows: