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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-07

Washington Times.


But while we were talking of souvenirs,
who sat just in front of me at the theater
the other hight She was a markedly
trim girl, with a man-made shirt waist
and one of those felt hats the ultra-fash-
ionab les, both male and female, are all
wearing out of toWn-a cross between a
fedora and a soldiers campaign hat, with
a wisp of blue and white pOlkadotted mus
lin folded about the crown in a way that
doubtless has meaning, though, to the
vulgar mind it looks like a washcloth
stretched out to dry. But, as ] started to
say, this girl was wearing bullet swung
about her neck by a chain. which, doubt
less. carried purse last year. The young
man who was with her asked her about it,
and / caught part of her reply
1T was in his arm nearly twenty-four
hours" she said, land when the surgeon
cut 1t out-think of it-why, he asked right
away for it, to send it to me. Wasn't that
lovely of him? Doesn't look like it had a
history, does it?''
No: it doesn't" said the young man;
and his tone conveyed more than his words
The bullet, by the way, showed not the
slightest trace of ever having been in any,
thing but gun shop. 1T certainly doesn't
Miss Elmander has one, too. She told me
he sent 1t to her: Funny he'd have two bull
let's in his arm. isn't it?
The girl wish l knew that giri-mere-
ly glanced at him. unconcernedly, and
never WINGED
20 not at ALL" she said mot at ALL /
suppose he was shot with a double-bar-
relied gun"
And perhaps he was, hut when that par
ticular Johnny comes marching home-O
WELL he'll be equal to explaining it, I'm
sure.
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blu; exports 2s2 154 bu; Southern white corn. $40
S51Ac; Southern yellow, S519@36c. Oats dull; No.
white Western. 26d26i5c; No. mixed Western
24Q24i2c receipts. 1850 bu; exports. 4030 bu.
Butter steady; fancy creamery, l9c; fancy tnita-
ton 16ml7c; fancy ladle 14M15c; good ladle- BE;
store packed, 12al4c. Eggs firm; fresh. 15Q151zc.
Cheese steady; fancy New York. large. SAqSssci
medium, S5sGS7sc; small, S7s@sl2c.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 6-Flour quiet; fancy. $40
Q3.S5; family, s.. 75G2 30. Wheat hrm No. red
nominally Csc Corn steady; No mixed, Bic.
Oats firm; No. mixed 22isc. Rye quiet; No :,
45c. Lard lower at S4.55. Bulk meats easier az
IS As. Bacon easy at $3.50 Whisky firm at $i.25.
Butter steady; Elgln creamery, 2Oc Ohio, 14@17ci
dairy. lie. Sugar steady. Eggs steady at 12c.
TOLEDO. Sept. 6.-Wheat lower and active;
No. 2, cash and September. SS1zc. Corn active.
steady and higher; No. mixed, &c. oats dull
but steady; No. 2 mixed. zoe. Rye quiet; No q,
cash. 431hc. Glover seed active and steady; primea
cash. $3.32k: October and December, So
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 6.-Wheat quiet; Sep
TENDER. 575sc; December, 571sQ57hc; May. 59al1'
59Ac; No. ! Northern. 5eAc; No Northern, 55ia :,
FlOur-First patents. s3904; second patents, S. ~
$3.50; first clears, 81. 90Q3.50.
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Quotations at 81. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places

ST. LOUIS Sept. 6.-Flour dull and heavy;
patents s335W350; straights. s3G3.15: clear 81 80
H2S3. Wheat-Futures weak and lower closing
fractions under Saturday. Spot nominally lower;
No red, cash, elevator. SEC; track, &c: Septem-
Der, 64c December 62Ac bid May, 64l9c: No .
hard, cash. 6Sc, down to soc Corn-Futures
strong and fractionally better than Saturday
Spot easy No p cash. 29c bid September, 2elsc;
December, 29hm292sc; May, 3iisd31%c Oats
steady to a shade better for futures Spot dull:
No ?, cash. 20i2c bid; track. 22iac: September.
2o@Q20Ssc; December. 2oi2c bid; May. 227sc bid;
No. white. 25c. Rye lower at 42c. Flaxseed
higher at Sec. Prime timothy seed steady and
unchanged Corn meal quiet at sI65dI7O Bran
steady sacked. east track. 43c HAY easy tim
othy. sS.l5nS; prairie. s5@5.65. Butter firm
creamery. 1601si2c; dairy. 1sH17lzc. Eggs higher
at lli3c. loss off. Whisky steady at 81 25 Cotton
ties and bagging unchanged. Pork lower stand
ard mess, iobbng. Ss.S5i2. Lard weak and lower;
prime steam. 81. choice. $40 Dry-salt meats
Boxed shoulders e.; extra short-clear and ribs
5.62i@: shorts. SSH Bacon-Boxed shoulders.
s5,5045 62is extra short-cear and ribs 512ls;
shorts So BIZ. Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat
255 600 bu: corn us 0C0 bu oats. 90 900 bu Ship
ments--Flour. goo brls wheat, q, 900 bu; corn
$1,000 bu; oats. 4.000 bu.
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2sllc; No. mixed 2sAc No. mixed. 294c; No.
mixed. 26Ac: ear corn. 29i4c.
Oats-No. white. &c No white, 21c; No.
mixed. 20izc: No mixed, 1910
Hay-No. / timothy, $7Q750 No timothy.
$60650.
Inspections. for two days-wheat: No. ? red. IS
cars; No 3. IA: No 4, 2; rejected s; unmerchant-
able, .; no grade, 3: total 30 cars. Corn No.
white, Is cars: No. f. >; No. 3 mixed 5: total g
cars. Oats: No. 8 mixed, cars; rejected /;
total. 5 cars. Hay: No timothy 2 cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poutry-Hens sac; spring chickens. 7G7Sc;
cocks. &c: hen turkeys. 7c toms &c, ducks. old,
&c: young. &c; geese, 4oc for full feathered. soc
for plucked.
Cheese-New York full cream, 1Oallc; skins.
case; domestic Swiss Pic; brick. l2c limburger.
10c.
Butter-sis @9Ikc; Elgin creamery PIC.
Eggs-Canded, 12c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese zoe per ID; prime duck.
10G17c per 10.
Beeswax-S6c for yellow, 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed. 1701Sc: tub washed,
20625c; bury and unmerchantable sc less.
Honey-1oQ13c per Id.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. SIC; No. . SIC; No.
! calf 1Oc; No. calf, Size
Crease-White. Sc: yellow. 2Rc; brown, 2Ac.
Tallow-No. /, &c. No. 2, PIC.
Bones-Dry S12113 per ton.
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0 Weather Man!
You not
Un-hot
The atmospheric
Can't you steer
One of those clear
And bracing cold-waves this way
For just one day.
Say!
If you'll send cold-wave
Well behave
In manner BETTING the
Occasion-geei
If you'll send a Chilkootian breeze
Well seize
The opportunity to yell
Like--well,
At any rate, we'll promise to break
All records, and take
The cake
For noise
Please. sir. send some of those boys.
Some of those cold. breezy boys
Who the joys
OF the Klondike.
We'd like
To entertain them at tea.
That they meet all the folks at home.
Let North Pole zephyr
Around town and see the sights;
Let it stay out late nights
The cops won't care
Weather Man! declare
If you'll only frappe the air.
We will never, never never. never say
Another mean word about the way
You have acted for a week past
And thou hast
A weak past,
Hast thou nit. Weather Man?
Alas! alas how can
We joke
When Humidity proceeds to poke
The fiery furnace with all its mighe
Till the daylight and the moonlight
Fairly frizzles,
And sizzles.
learned weather Man,
Adonis-like Weather Man
handsome and accomplished Weather Man!
Apollo Belvidereish Weather Mani
Can
You not
Un-hot this heat?
Do So and we'll greet
You with loud songs of joy
Come on now; that's good boy!
Return the coolth which you have swped
And all the past will be wiped
Out honor bright
Well do the right
Thing.
Just you bring
Back that cooish. pleasant day.
And, say
No questions will be
Asked, see?
Weather Man, do, do
My huckeberry. do you
Appreciate the opportunity that
Calls you to the bat?
Come on, now frappe
Coming right along this way!
For the honor of your native land
Hand
Out bunch of ice to
Those feverish thermometers-do!
It's up to you.
Earn our undyng gratitude and
4 seat in the band
Wagon of Fame-huy geei
Give coolth, coolth, coolth, coolth seei
George v. Hobart, in Baltimore American.
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Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-FIour-Receipts, 80, $40
brls; exports, O.97S brls. Market quiet and weak
at 5Q1oc decline on weI-known brands. Corn
meal steady; yellow Western. nc. Barley malt
quiet; Western, 55059c.
Wheat--Receipts. S37,o5o bu; exports 1895, 700 bu.
Spot weak; No. red. s9as@6s5sc. (. o. b. afoat,
to arrive and spot Options opened irmer on
moderate foreign buying. but turned weak and
closed 5sq7sc net lower. An Unexpectedly large
visible supply increase and heavy Northwestern
receipts, disappointing speculation and light ex-
port inquiry were the main features; No red.
March, 662a q667sc. closed at 66Ac; May, 66hQ
6712c closed at &c; September. 66Q6694c closed at
66ssc
Corn-Recepts. S74S5O bu; exports. Ss7 S17 bu.
Spot firm; No ?, S7%c, f. o. b. ahoat options
opened steady and advanced covering. inspired
by cold weather scare; near the close there was
slight reaction with wheat; final prices showed
1hqlAc advance; May. S77sa3slsc. closed at S77sc;
September closed at S5c; December, S55sq35l2c,
Oats Receipts. 1000 Blu: exports. $40 bu.
spot steady; No 2 2l12c; No. white 29c. OPP
tons were nominal all day closing &c lower;
september closed at 245c
Hops steader; State. common to choice, 1895
crop, 2Q3c; 1896 crop. 5l6c 1897 crop 116l2c;
Pacific coast 1885 crop, case; 1886 crop. 5Q6c;
1887 crop, l1@12c.
Taow dull Rice firm. Moasses steady; New
Orleans open kettle, good to choice, 2SGi33c.
Cotton-seed oil inactive; prime crude, 19c NOM
inal; prime crude, f. O. b. mills. nominal; prime
summer yellow, 22lAc nominal; off summer yellow,
22G22lkc.
Coffee-options opened at 5a1o points decline;
ruled active increased selling for short ac-
count and some liquidation, cables being bearsh
and the local market without speculative support,
spot demand slack and American visible supply
tending towards increase while already burden
some; low prices, however. checked confidence on
short side Of the account; closed steady and nm
changed to 10 points lower Sales 90 $50 bags in
GLIDING: September. 5.45G15.50c. Spot cofee-Rio
gao. Mild less active: Cordova SGl5c
Sugar-Raw very strong; fair refining. 3 13-16c:
centrifugal SO test 4ssc; molasses, 9-l6c; refined
strong and active; mold A. 5s4c standard A. 5ssc:
confectioners A. 5ssc; cut-loaf 15-l6c; crushed
l5-l6c powdered, SIC; graduated. SIC; cubes,
594c.
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VITAL STATISTICS SEPT. 6.


I. H and E V. Smith, 1905 Lincoln street, boy.
Albert and Adalena Young, 1889 Napoleon street,
girl.
Frank and Mary wiett- S21 Dougherty street.
girl
Joseph and Elizabeth Doyle. city. girl.
NJ j. and Helen Mahurin, POSI- Hillside avenue,
boy.
Charles P. and Edith A. jacobson. 225 West
Twelfth street boy
Henry and Irene Weaver. % North Beville ave-
nue. girl
J. c. and May McEwaine 1O7 East Twenty
third street. boy.
John and Ida Littell SO7 Trowbridge street, girl
Christopher and Susan Greiner 425 Minerva
street, girl.
Fred and Henrietta Wolf. 500 East Morris
street, girl
Herman and May Heninger. 7l2 Iowa street.
girl.
Tom and Lizzie Matthews Dunlap avenue. boy.
Fred and Maggie Mccormack, Beatty street.
girl
Cash and Mary Dickson. 21O West Raymond
street girl.
Edward H. and Josephine Harrington. go Meek
street. boy.
r. l.. and Maggie Ball, 1908 East Nineteenth
street, boy
William and Harriet Dempse. 221S West Walnut
street, girl.
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At Pittsburg no one thinks of footing up
the quantity of mail handled by the num-
Der of sacks or by the ton, and hardly by the
car, but fully as often by the trainload.
as daily from both directions there are
hauled from six to ten postal cars. When
these trains arrive not only the postal en-
ployes take hold and assist in the transfer
of mails. Nof which tons are daily trans
ment are often called on 10 help in the
transfer, so that through trains need not
be delayed any longer than absolutely neces-
sary, as 1t is very difficult to get one of these
through postal-car trains off on schedule
time
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Active, with Prices Ruling
Firm and steady.

The coming of cooler temperature yesterday
acted a stimulus trade. In all departments
there was a good deal of activity. Dry goods
houses, milliners, boot and shoe merchants all
shared with others in the improvement. Prices
ruled unusually steady and firm 1t is thought
sugar will go still higher and all staple groceries
are in strong position Dry goods rule steady.
The hardware and iron markets are in strong
position at unchanged prices. On Commission
row more doing yesterday. Receipts OF
fruits and vegetables have fallen off somewhat
and the market is taking better shape. Pro-
visions moving more freelr. Flour is steady
and in better request. The hide and leather mar
kets both firm at unchanged prices.
The local grain market is moving along much
in the rut or some days past Aseceipts are somes
heavier but not up to the demand, al the follow
ing prices on track furnished by the secretary
OF the Board OF Trade:
Wheat-No. red. s21zc; No. red. 5Issq6llsc;
September, 62i2c; wagon wheat, SIC.
corrs--No. ] white. 29Ikc: No. white tone coll
or) 291c; NC. white. 26hc: No. white mixed.
2s'lc No. white mixed 29l.c No. white
mixed. 2sAc; No. yellow. 2s1<c; No. yellow.
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Deaths.

Ida Blackburn six months, APT East Ohio street,
cerebral congestion.
Esther T.. Johnston, three months, 1906 North
Capitol avenue, cholera infantum.
Pearl Sylvester. ten years. S14 Wyoming street.
Infant Euer. Ill Douglass street, hamilton.
Mary Butsch, seventy-four years, S2S Greer
street, seniity
Bernard Kingston ffty-two years. sos Dorman
street. fatty degeneration.
Amanda McCreary, thrty-seven years, city,
peTtontis.
Charles E Mitchell, twenty four years. Ola
North Alabama street. fracture of the skull with
hemorrhage
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK Sept 6.-Butter-Receipts, s.13O
packages. Western creamery. 14lkd1Slzc Elgins,
1si4c; factory. 1112@14c. Eggs-Receipts, H.SSd
packages Market weak; Western, l5isc Cheese
dull; large white, IA arse; small white 7l5I7sscs
large colored. 7AQ7ssc: small colored. 71sg7ssc-
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 6.-Butter firm; sea-
arator, 16G1sc; dairy, 15c Eggs firm; fresh
candled Missouri and Kansas stock, l117c, cases
returned; seconds, Sc.
CHICAGO, Sept. Con the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery,
13@17l5c; dairy, 12Q15c. Eggs firm; fresh, 12iac.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.--Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery 19c. Eggs firm; fresh West-
ern. 1515@1ec. Cheese quiet but steady.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept. yesterday Close
holiday in the dry goods market To-day's ac-
tivity was therefore marked. There are two
days orders to be filed and there is. in conse-
quence. much shipping under way This made
the usual Tuesday dullness a mlsnomer. Stora
trading also quite active. Print cloth mar
ket fairly active. Extras still quoted az
? l-16c. odd goods corresponding basis.
extras and odd goods. from dag TO day. Staple
cotton goods show unimproved tradings. The
steady demand for small lots has, however, keph
stOC ks pretty well down.
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Edwin II. Abbot has filed an answer in the
United States Court at Milwaukee to the
charge of Trustee JohY Stewart that Abbot
had appropriated for his own use 1924 900 of
the bonds of the Wisconsin Central Com
pany. Abbot says that the bonds are de-
posted with banking firm of which Stew
arts partner is a member. Abbot claims
that the charges are made to force him to
settlement with the opposition interests in
the Wisconsin Central property.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Contrary 70 expectations
CT many conservative parties. several departments
of the metal market developed weak UNDER
tone to-day. with demand slack and prices tend
ing downward under increased offerings. CoppeI
atone exhibited decided strength At the close
the Metal Exchange called pig iron warrants
lower 10 sell at s6S71s bid and 81 asked. Lake
copper unchanged and firm at u 25c bid and
T. 37lzc asked. Tin dull at 1G.10c bid and 1S17iao
asked. Lead lower and weak &c bid and 1850
asked. Spelter quiet at 4.70c bid and Also asked.
The firm naming the settling price for leading
Western miners and smelters quotes lead at 3.90c~
ST. LOUIS Sept 6.-Lead dull at s.s7izo.
Speter firm at 462i404.65c.
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Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady.
No. spring wheat Sic: No. spring wheat, 5sia
G61c; No. 2 red. Gao. No. 2 corn. 31Ac: No. vel
low S1l2431s4c. No. oats 20l2G21c No. white
25@25hc; No. white. 22d234c. No. rye 436
43l9c. No barley. 39M42c. No. / haxseed, SIC:
new, soc. Prime timothy seed. $2521l. Mess
pork, per brl. $S3OQS4o. Lard per 100 lbs 81. rs
l492l2. Short-rib sides Ooose) $685. dry
sated shoulders Cboxed). S4.5OQ475 short-clear
sides (boxed), $5.50Q56O. Sugar-Cut-loaf, 6O2c;
graduated, 5.5Sc.
corn, 9S6.500 bu; oats 122 600 bu: rye 3S 500 bu
barley, 272. eco bu Shipments-Flour, 81 900 brls;
wheat 144,9O0 bu corn. 4S9 600 bu; oats CO., 500
blu; barley. % goo hn
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Tuesdays Bank CIearings.

AT Chicago-Clearings. s19.s7262O: balances.
s1.os9.265. Sterling exchange. posted, s4s4 and
S4.S6; actual. 81 s. and 81 IS; sixty days. $4.S2AO
Asa. New York exchange. 45c discount
At Philadelphia-Clea 81, 64S 451; balances,
$L573,0ss.
At Baltimore-Clearings. s2.SO4. 4O7; balances.
s272S2
1851, S37.
At Boston-Clearings. s1l.52l.271: balances,
s1,129,2 69.
At New DEMONSTRATING. S145ssSo.
AT St. Lous-Ciearings. SSH, 1893.
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BOSTON. Sept. 6--The wool market shows ma
material change. The demand continues to be-
quiet and values are steady. Territory woods are
leading in sales at prices about 47u4Sc. secured.
for fine medium and fine with choice lines az
50G52c. Fleece woods continue slow. but dealers
not inclined to give way in the least For
Xxx and above. Ohio they calling for 29Q30c
The market for Australian woods holds firm, but
the local CAN is small.
NEW YORK Sept. 6.-wooI dull; domestic
fleece, 17Q23c, Texas. 13Q15c.
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Judge Hammond, of the United States
Court, at Toledo, yesterday nominated
James B. Townsend, of Lima, receiver for
the Detroit & Lima Northern railroad. Irv-
ing Belford was appointed special master to
report on the condition of the road. The
appointment was made on application of J.
]. Harmon of New York
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Trying to Buy a Railroad.

Abner Mckinley, brother of President
Mckinley. Col w. C. Brown and ex-Presi-
dent Haskell, of the Detroit & Lima North
ern. were at Toledo yesterday in confer
ence with Judge ]. ii. Doyle, to purchase
the Toledo g. Ottawa Beach railroad, which
is being built between Toledo and Detroit.
This new line has secured an entrance to
Toledo and is in reality being put in for the
Use of the Grand Trunk, which has for a
number of years been trying TO get Toledo
as a terminus by way Of Detroit.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Sept. 6.-Credit balances. 81 cer-
tlfcates highest, 99ssc bid for cash; lowest and
closed. 99llc bid for cash lales: shipments,
Sept. to s. inclusive, 237514 brls; runs. Sept.
TO s. inclusive, but all lines not heard from,
163, SAL brls.
SAVANNAH Sept 6.-spirits of turpentine fr1Si
at CSC. Rosin firm: A, p. G, d. ST. +. Sl05; K,
$l.f5 G.. $1.30; II. 1, $1.40 X. $l.45; NJ $i-50; NJ
STE window glass. 100; water white. So.
WILMINGTON, Sept s.-splrits of turpentins
firm at 27A@2TAc. Rosin nothing doing and un-
changed. Crude turpentne firm at $Ll0Dl.60. Tax
firm at 81 30 bid
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increase in Grain SunnIx

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.--The statement OF the
visible supply Of grain, in store and a1oat Sat
urday, Sept. 8, compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange is as follows: Wheat 7.714, 900
bu. an increase of 1,220,0o0 corn. 6,S54 bu. an
increase OF 324, 000 oats 239 COO bu an increase
Of e4lC00 rye. 65s coo bu. an increase of 226 600:
barley 10000 bu an increase Of Az
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willie Didn't Understand,

Cleveland Plain Dealer
Willie. when you do wrong don't you
feel something prick-prick- pricking you
right in here2'
"Yesm. I've got 1t awful
Got what2'
sPrickly heat
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John Hurd and Matte Motley
Frank c. Bunch and Hattie Highbaugh.
Halsey Scott and Elva f. Eaton.
Henry Piscator and Lizzie Free
David f. Hadley and Jessie y. Arnold.
Richard Fennessy and Marie Farrell.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Sept 6.-Californa dried fruits
steady; evaporated apples, common, 6qSc prime
wire tray. Sc choice. 91ll2c fancy. 9sSal0c-
Prunes, 4efSc. Apricots-Royal 1i0l3c; Moon
Park lsglec. Peaehes-Unpeeied. 1850. peeled
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twelve Transfers, with a Total Con-
alteration of &1A.OO5.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p Sept. 6, 1898,
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles
of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis Suite 229, first Office .foor The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
Samuel c. Reynolds to Sylvester johnson.
part of Lot Is, Irvington ................ ST. 200
Jane c. johnson to William Farley, Lot
49, Harris executor 81 addition to Mount
jackson 175
Laura Gels to George Kahl, Lot H. Brouse's
subdivision of Robson & Voorhees, adj
oltlon zoo
Clarence S. Williams to Alvin 7. Clark,
Lot 1873. Douglass Park addition............ 600
Arthur Brewer to Joseph II. Clark. Lot $50,
Clark third addition Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Richard F. Bigger to Benton v Garfield
and wife. part Of Lot 81 Fletcher ct al. IS
subdivision of Outlet 96, etc................ 5000
Belle Beckwith ct al to John S. HOughan,
Lots IS, a, As and 80, Hunts southeast
addition 900
Sue Won Roem to Meta Remaa. part Of
Lot 81. Alvord's subdivision of Fletcher's
addition $500
Catharine f. Hamlin to Katharine Schlegel,
Lot TO- Jackson 81 Dawson's addition to
Broad Ripple ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
James z. Pierce ct al. to William r. Rex
ford. Lot g. Holman's subdivision of Hol-
mans addition $500
Roger A. Sprague to John J. Lonsford and
wife, Lot "a. Cooper Prospect-street ad
oltlon 80
James H. Carpenter TO Charles Lichtenberg
part of Lot 49, Johnson & Hogshire's
East Washington street addition. go
Transfers, II; consideration. s14 9O5
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Barely Steady--HOgs Quiet and
LOMer-Sheep. Steady

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. s.--Cattle-Receipts. $50;
shipments light. There light supply Of all
grades and the market quiet az barely steady
prices. The offerings were of common and me-
dunn grades and these kinds We're dull and slow
OF sale
Exports, good to choice LOG 80
IkiilevH medium to good .-............ 4e58 900
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BALTIMORE Sept. 6-Fiour dull and IN
changed: exports. 90 $40 brls Wheat quiet and
lower, spot and month. s53k6s6c. October $50
e6c. steamer No red 6Iial6lAc: receipts 65 4T2
bu; exports. $4,000 bu Southern wheat By sample
60Q67c; Southern wheat grade 6lIs066lsc Corn
strong; spot and month. 34A@34Ac: October a4ss
gs4$tc; steamer mixed. sSss0Sssc: receipts 25l SO
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON Sept 6.-To-days statement Of
the condition of the treasury shows: Available
cash balances S29S. sol, 1885, gold reserve, SOB,
So, SS7.