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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-23
An uncio.
0ficina Dc Ia Junta de 0bras PubllCas,

ACOSTO % 1899.
Proposioiones bajo pliego Dorado 80 admi'
tirAn en- estas Ofcinas hasta las 10 de la mafa'
ma del dia 81 de Agosto de 1899, para contra
tar las reparAciones de la parte reoientemente
afrmads, y para ell afrmado complete dc los
trozos parcialmente construidos en- los caminos
vecinales pr6ximos 4 los pueblos siguientes:
Bayam6n-Comsrfo-N aranjito-Barran
quitas-San Lorenzo misunderstanding
dills-Moca San Sch .stian-A:to Sano = La
res -Ciales- MISUNDERSTANDING
-Trujillo alto-Juncos -Piedras-Naguabo
Las Marias-Maricao-Ls Vega-Sabana gran
de (rio)-Yauoo- observation-disclosures
Ponce.
Las condolences y demas informes Sc da-
ran & los que 10 ~solioiten en- estas ofcinas.
Los lioitadores deberAn presentar Ia ga
rantfa de dos personals de sspetabilidad para
responder por ellos del cumplimiento del con-
trato.
La Junta de Obras Pnblicas sc reserva ell
dereoho de reohazar cualquiera 8 todas las pro-
posicioIes.
+. L. HMs
Presidte. INFERNO de la Junta de Q. Pubiicas.
a 8 81
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FL TEMPORAL
EN- SANTO DOMINGO.

Un peri6dico dominicano dice son referen.
cis 81 temporal, 10 siguisnte:
ri temporal comenx6 s signi6oarse On las
altimas horas de 10 tarde, por mas que desde
las II dol dia comenx6 ( Hover con insistencis.
ri bar6metro, entire tanto, NADIA indicsba, J ne
mantsnfa alto. Bsj6 solamente ouando va ell
temporal estaba deolarado,
Ell se6or Dorman, jsfs de Ia ofoialidad
Meteorological de eata capital, ha tenido Ia bon
dad de darnos los aiguientss informes.
Que 81 hoy cree que eli temporal fu6 una
cosa local, porque, { las 7 .. m. telegraf6 &
por q cable direoto, y de ALI lie han
oontestado que col tempo ca bueno..
Qae 81 viento oorri6 durante eli temporal
4s millas por minute, y SO millas en- oinoo mi
riable.
Que 81 viento que rsin6 fue Este.
Y que 10 oantidad de sgua oaida desde
aver pr la ms1ana hasts hoy & la misma no
ra. aso ende 8 42l pulgadss.
-Una Farte del techo de zinc del Quartet
lie la GJbernaci6n de esta proviooia, con ma
dera y to 10, fue arrojada por ell vieuto dos ca
sas mas adelante, sobre ell teoho de la que ha-
b to la famil'a Alfau.
Los oruoeros de nue'tra armada, <lnde'
pet den ;.a. <Restaur .olor. que ts.absn fon.
'e; dos en- la raia, Sc hi ,ieron 8 Is mar & correr
NAL tempo, hahien@o r gresado esta m .1ana ell
Il, dependeDcia,. Ell eRsstauraoi5n, dsbe ha'
berte resgusrds 10 en- ell abrigsdo puerto de las
<Calde ras. rem 20 que SO dice tom6 ancche.
Los bt qaes que sdemas de los dos CRU
ceros d. guerra mencionsdos estaban anclados
On 10 rads, naufrsgs on todo,, no amaneciendo
en- Ell %litora], y sobre los arrecifes, mas que los
restos de los m,smos, asf oomo parte de su car
ga respectiva.
Los buquas naufrsgados en- la rsds son:
la goleta Gear nita,, propiedad del se1or Vioi
nj. al halandrO <Mamellu4. del safOr ENRIQUE
Ripley y Ia goleta <Agueda Rosa, del senor
Pedro A. Lluberes. Los tripulantes de los pri'
msros Sc ~salvaron porque abandonaron sus bu'
ques oportun .mente; y dfcese que la tripula'
oioa dc la <Agueda Rosa, perecio en- au mayor
parte. Este dltimo dato estA sujeto & recti6os'
ion polque no SO estA SECURE de clio en- ell mo-
mento que e%scribimos. no a. n.y.
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Una opinion,

Va que esta sobre 81 tapete del Consejo do
%justicia insular la resolution de Ia ~oonsulta he
cha por 81 General Davis sobre que oontribu
clones puede pagan el pats On estos momsntos,
y que contribuciones debe cobrar Ell Gobisrno
en- este estaao de oosas. nos permitimos apun'
tar una idea 4 la consideration del Conse-
jo.
Como necssariamente, y tai rssulta de las
notlcias generates, han sufrido unas localidades
mas graves dahos que otras por 81 oiclon del
dia 8, y unas classes sgrfcolas mas perjuioios
que las otras, y com los munioipios todos tie.
men nscesidad de oondonar contribuciones en-
10 medida de las p6rdidas 6 perjuioios expert.
mentsdos por sus convecinos, par4oenos que 10
mas oquitativo serfa dsstinar & los municip:os
ID parte do 10 contribution con que ellos habfan
de contribuir por todos conception al Tesoro
insular en- Of actual ejeroioio, ( fin de que pue.
dan hbertar de TODD impuesto por 81 aao CO.
%rrierte, 4 los agricultores de cafe, y & loa de
trutos memories que hgursn con Quotas de sinco
pesos para abajo para 81 Tesoro = el Municipio.
asf como 4 los oontribuyentes por Urbana que
fgursn cor iguales Quotas, y para que asf mis-.
mo puedan condonar uno, dos 8 tres trimestres,
segan resulte de la investigation escrupulosa
que hsgan los Ayuntamientos, 4 los demas con.
tribuyentes perjudioados.
A los agricultores de cafe, no debe ten6r-
seles en- cuenta producto alguno de ESQ fruto,
para contribution en- los Repartoa de 1900 s
1901, porqus ese cultivo ha de necesitar dc I'M
par de afos, por 10 msnos, de perdon, tempo
Indispensable para reponer slgo los perjuioios
experimentation on las plantaciones.
g.. r. D
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despues de hAber terminado sus estndios le di.
islen: Ahora no puedes hacer tns obras nada
mas que calcando; ouidado con crear, aquf tie.
nes 81 modelo.
7 COMO los defectos que sedialamos no
queremos hacerlos por nuestra propia aptori.
dad, tenemos que apelar d enojoso proceed.
miento dc las citas Curria professor de Edimbur.
"a. dice en- "a dbra sLa enseffanza elemental,
ola duraoi6n del tempo que debe dedicarse Z
laa diferentes leociones = olases dependen de
cada clase = IL natorsteza de las materias. Las
materias deben combinarse de manera que se
alivien mutuamente unas q otras, ca deoir que
las que quieran igual osntidad de ~ejeroicio men.
tai no deben colocarse sucesivamente.
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Consideraciones quo no ae han tenido en-
cuenta en- 81 actusl plan de eatudios.
Nj. Filoh Inspector de e~scuelas On Il Gran
Breta1a, dice: En- cuanto { 10 diyisi6n del item.
po, g imposible dar reglas exaotas aplicsbles s
~esouelss cuyo caraoter J objeto son differences.
Podrfsmos presentar algunos horarios modelos,
pero probablsmente induoirian ( errores.'
Confesamos ingenuamente que nos encanta
10 modestia de este educacionista , que haoe
oontraste desventajoso para 81 autor de ~nuestras
Leyes Esoolares, que parapetado tras ell dogma
de 10 infabilidad nos impone unas leyes & todas
luoea defeotuosas.
Pero hemos sido muy extensos hoy, oonti.
nuaremos.
Pablo Morales Cabrera.
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Gigantic maIino'

FL vspor <Ooeanio., de 10 lfnes White Star,
e. Of mas grande del mundo. Sc dispone & ha-
Ger ahora SD primer viaje, do Liverpool & Nue. i
Va York. al msado del Captain Cameron, que
dirigfa antics 81 vspor <Msjestio..
Ests inmeuss ciudad aotante, 81 <Oocea-
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BURN DlGOcIO.

&c vends una maquinsria para elaborar a.
sdoar osntrifugado, oompuests de los slgolen'
ten aparatos:- IN tacho al vacfo de 8 y medic
pies do diAmetro, de 81 hect6litros 8 sean 5 to-
neladas de o.paoidad On aztcsr seoo, provlsto
do 5 ssrpentinas, trampss, msnometros, colum
mas, plstafo,ma, ~esoalsrs J todos sus sooesorlos
oomplotos-Una bomba 81 vacfo de IA y 10
pulgadss por ls con condensador J oonecclones
Dor centrffugas, siatens <Hepworth. con
malaxor de so heot6litros de cAbida, trAsmlslo'
mes ; mAquina de vapor, tedo completo-Ona
10 nba dc vapor para neladura, J tuber1as-
Una bonaba Duplex para trser 81 aqua de rio'
CON 500 pies tuberfa de 6 pulgadas, con todos
sus accesorios oompleta-UnA oaldera de acero
de- 8 pies dismetro por le pies de largo, con
40 tubos pstentes de 4 pulgada, dono de va
Dor, hornalla y todos sus aoossorios completes
-Uu canat dc hero para deseargar 81 azaoar
esos .paratoe. =
Ests maquinsria es nuevs, solamente h
trabaiado IN anoy ha sido constraida On lof
Talleres de Manlove. Ahiott q Go. Ltd. 8.
puede YER montada en- Ia fncs de don jose Il
Oarazo on Guainsbo, quien SO deshaoe de el's
Dor haber. abandonsdo Ia siembra de cahAs, J
70 vende PPor 10 MITAD de tu VALOR.
Par. mas informes, dirigirse 4 Robert
Graham, Ingeniero. Po1ce.
1913
ReclDos taIonarIos, p pc na't 4 ga sa de- del I%
rroquiano. Hay ousdernos de reoibos para al
~quileres de oasas { IS cts. con un 100
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Vicente NuneZ CabanaS

Ingeniero Civil, procedente de Ia Escuela
especial de Madrid (Espaha), Irgeniero 10 o.
ha sido dc la Jefatura de Obras Publioas de ss-
ia Isia.
Sc encsrga de tola olase de proyectos )
direction de obras.
az Dirigirse { dioho Sr. en- Caguas.
E-Q
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Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 26.-Flour inactive and un-
changed. Wheat-No red, cash. sac; Decem-
Der. 7o4s@7Olsc; Nay. 75agl5asc; No. hard. $50
May 3I7sc. Oats--No. 2. cash, 24c; December.
2sIkc; May, 25Hc No. white, 2S,kc. Pork steady
standard mess. jobbing. 50. Lard higher: prime
boxed shoulders. so; extra shorts. s5.S71s; clear
ribs. s5.S7i4@5.4o: clear Sides $50 Bacon quiet;
ribs, s5.S71a: clear sides, S. 1915. Timothy seed
firm at $3.50. Corn meal steady at 81. 75d l. so.
Bran strong; sacked east track sSiac bid. Hay
steady: timothy. s7Gl0.75; prairie, s.. Whisky
steady at S1.24. Cotton ties S1.10 Bagging. 57s@
s5sc. Hemp Irvine, sc. Receipts-F1our. 5000 brs;
wheat 5000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats. 900 bu.
corn, So, 600 bu; oats, IS, 100 blu.
BALTIMORE Oct 26.-F1our quiet and un-
changed: receipts. II 275 brs; exports: 5os7 brls
Wheat dull spot and the month. 7o%@7lc: No
vember. 71Am7l&c; December 727sG73c: steamer
No red. G53 Ge6i2c; receipts. 26. 722 bu exports
none; Southern, by sample, 67a72lsc Southern, on
grade sea72c Corn strong and higher: mixed
spot, the month and November, 3ed39kc; De-
cember. 3s&dSsc; November and December new
or old 37%G3Sc: January, 37iz@374e: steamer
mixed. 37i.Q373sc; receipts, 207. o6S bu; exports
12s. 571 blu: Southern white corn. new. 36a4oc
Southern yellow corn. new. csc asked. Oats dull
No white S0031c; No. mixed &c. sales.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 26.-Bacon--Long- clear mid
dies light. steady at 32s; iong-ciear middles
heavy. steady at 3ls: short-clear backs steady al
27s Sd Wheat-Spot No. 1 Northern spring dull
at ss lid: spot No. 2 red Western winter easy al
IS IND: futures easy; December. IS nd: March
IS I'D Corn-Spot American mixed. new. quiet
at IS I'D: American mixed old. quiet at IS nd
Futures-November quiet at rs nd; December
quiet at ss I'D; January steady at Is 3D.
CINCINNATI Oct. 2s.-F1our steady. Wheat
firm: No. red. tic. Oats firm; No. mixed
2s@25Kc. Corn firm: No mixed. 35isQS6c. Rye
quiet NO sc Lasa no n'sa r. a. - Siys h sIlt
active and firm at $l-24
TOLEDO. Oct. as-wheat higher and quiet
No. 2. cash. soAc asked; December. 7skc. Com
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Wool.

LONDON, Oct 26.-There a good attend
at the Wool Exchange here to-day, when
1858 bales Of sheepskins were put on sale. prac-
ticaly all of which were sold. Merinos and good
cross-breds in active demand at i2d ad-
vance, and finest merinos in some %d ad-
vance. Low cross-breds were up I'd. The con-
tinent buyer of the best grades. The gen.
eral strength was due TO the shortness of sup
plies, the present stoppage of shipments TO the
Cape and firmness of holders. The following are
the sales and prices obtained for clothing and
combing: New South Wales "a bales at $50
S5sd Victoria, $50 bales at 4ssa9Ad. South Aus
tralia, LIPS bales. at 3kG94d. West Australia.
526 bales. at 3asGl0d. Tasmania. 800 bales, at
5dSd. New Zealand eco bales, at S9sQ9Ssd.
Buenos Ayres, 10 bales, at 4ss@612d. Falkland
islands, "a bales, at sgd. Punta Arenas, AZ
bales at 57sQs2d.
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AT NEW YORK.
Produce Market Closes mt Good Adj
vances on the Day.

vances on the Day.
NEW YORK Oct 26.-Flour-Receipts, 1894
brls; exports, 3,s4s brs. Market ruled firm and
active on good local and export demand. closing
with an upward tendency. Winter patents s.. go
@3.s5; Minnesota patents, s3.s5@4zo; Minnesota
bakers, s3@3.2O. Barley steady: feeding. 4lc,
c. l. f.. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts, 257, 200 blu; exports, 2OOso bu.
Spot steady; No. red, 7s1sc, f. o. b.. afioat,
spot; No. Northern Duluth. 7sAc. +. o. b.. afioat.
to arrive: No. 1 hard Duluth, s07sc, to arrive;
No red 74Isc in elevator. Options opened firm
at &c advance on covering, with further ad-
vance of &c, following the Chicago advance, and
on smaller receipts AS late cables were disap-
pointing and exporters held aloof liquidation set
in and prices eased off partially. Closed easy at
a net advance Of A4Sc. May, 15ls4i512c. CLOS
15ssc. - VS.
Corn-Receipts. 22l,sls bu: exports. 80 bu. Spot,
No 2 41isc f. o. b., afoat. and 40ssc in elevator.
options opened strong at an advance of ssc; fur
Their advanced Ac on small receipts and bullish
ADVANCE lre OF ae Chiefly on pecember May
closed at 3shc; December. Ss%q4olsc, closing at
lalsc.
Oats-Receipts $500 bu; exports. 100 bu. Spot
steady; No. 2. 2s&c; No. 3, Csc; No. white, 311s
@32c; No. white, 90l2c; track mixed Western.
2sls@30c; track white. SO9S5c Options quiet and
steady.
Beef strong; packet, s1O.5Od11. Lard firm;
Western .steam, $500 refined firm; continent.
Sc; S. A, $3.50: compound $5.5oq56215. Tallow
steady; city, 49sc; country, 4izq4&c. Cotton seed
oil dull and considerably weaker. being offered
down in absence Of demand; prime crude, tanks:
21d22c; prime summer yellow, Csc, prompt: of
summer yellow. 271sc; butter grades. S0QS1c;
prime white. 30Q30hc.
Cofree-Options opened steady and unchanged,
ard though moderately active, varied but little
from last nights close. The cable news offered
little inducement to either side Larger Brazilian
receipts were offset by heavy Withdrawals from
American warehouses. Closed steady, unchanged
to > points net lower. Sales. 5000 bags, nclud-
ing: November 4S5Q4 90c; December, 5.05c; jan
uary, 51O95.15c; March. 5.25c; May, 5.3eG535c
September, 5.50G5.55c. Spot coffee-Rio Arm; No.
z, invoice. SIC; No. T. Jobbing csc. Mild firm
Sugar-Raw firm and tending upward. Refined
firm and more active.
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CORN TOOK THE LEAD
SMALLER YIELD THAN WAS EXPECT
En- CAUSED a SHARP ADVANCE.
Wheat Also Gained Materially and
Oats sIightIy-ProFisions Dull and
Practically Unchanged.

CHICAGO oct. 26.--Corn led the process
s;on ON Change to-day and closed with a
sain of alG1bc for the December option
A General buying movement, induced by the
erou,ng conviction that this years crop
hos haen greatly overestimated, caused the
,n+urn December wheat closed with a
gain of n0skc and oats &c. Provisions were
dull and closed practically unchanged.
wheat opened steady and scored a &c
advance over last nights close during the
first hours trading. Early news was gen.
eralIv of a bearish cast, but shorts were
nervous over the situation in South Africa
and commenced covering from the start.
The strength in corn also encouraged buy
ing and as offerings were scarce the upturn
was easily accomplished. December opened
&c higher at 70ssq7o24c and advanced TO
NC. At the latter figure. however, good
deal of long wheat was thrown on the mar
ket. and a reaction to 7oAQ703sc followed.
The later part of the session was extreme
" dull, with the price barely holding at
7O7sa71c and finally closed with buyers at
7o7sc. Indications of an increase of 1,5OO,0 o0
bushels in the domestic visible during the
week, and reports of complete relief in the
drought-stricken sections had depressing
influence dIleT the carly SpOt uc-
mand was poor. Chicago received log cars.
six of which graded contract Minneapolis
and Duluth got only 47S cars, compared
with 760 for the corresponding day year
ago. Total Western primary receipts were
96S, 900 bushels. Atlantic port clearances in
wheat and flour equaled 10000 bushels.
Corn was strong and active. report
by an authoritative statistician that the
early estimates of this years yield must
be materially reduced, owing to disappoint-
ing husking returns, was the chief buying
motive. The market advanced steadily until
near the close when selling by shippers and
profit-taking caused slight reaction. Cash
demand was slack. Receipts were Ais cars.
December opened &c higher at 3l4sQ31$4c.
sold sparingly at 3lSsc, advanced to 32lsc
and closed at &c.
Oats were dull, but held steady in SYM
patty with corn. The principal trade con-
sisted of changing from December to May,
with the result of a slight narrowing of
the spread. Receipts were 212 cars. Decem-
Der opened shade lower at 22Q2234c and
advanced to 227sc at the close.
The advance in corn strengthened pro-
visions early, but the market yielded under
heavy liquidation near the end and the ad-
vance was lost. January pork closed PFC
lower at S9.57la: January lard unchanged
at s5.371a, and January ribs a shade lower
at A.95G4&l2.
Estimated receipts for Friday were not
posted.
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Butter. Eag. and cheese.

NEW YORK, Ocs. 26.-Butter-Receipts, i.sl6
packages. Market firm; Western creamery. 10
24c: June creamery. 19G22isc: factory. 14I2@l7c-
Cheese-Receipts. 4207 packages Market barely
steady; large white, 12G124c small white, 12S4c:
large coored. 12Lc: small colored. 122.c. Eggs
Receipts. 5.2Si packages Market dulI state and
Pennsylvania, 20izq21c: Western ungraded, at
mark. l4GlSc.
CHICAGO Oct. 26.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market slow; creamerieS,
l5G22c; diaries. 1idl9c. Eggs strong; fresh. Ia
11Ikc. Cheese strong; creams. 12412Ac.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 26.-Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, firsts, 14c per doz, cases
returned
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2s-Butter steady Eggs
firm at 16c. Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26-Cheese and butter firm.
Eggs firm at 19019i2c.
ST. LOUIS, Get. 26.-Eggs higher at l5c.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Thirteen Transfers, with O Total Con.
sideratiOn of $15,O65.


instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending p. m. Oct 2s. 1892 as fur
nished by Theo Stein. abstracter of titles corner
Market and Pennsylvania streets. Indiana polls
Suite 229. first Office floor The Lemcke Telephone
1850:
Otto schopp to Abe Spolsky. Lot 1n, in
McCartys subdivision. part of Outlot
100 s1225
Fletcher NJ Mitchell to John L. Clark.
Lot 2, Block IL. Sangster ct ais Oak
Hill addition 200
Cicero Hamilton to John l.. Clark. Lot
9. Square s. indianapolis Car Company's
addltl1n SVo
son. part of the west half of the north
cast quarter of Section IL. Township IA.
Range OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Charles F. Fuchs to Samuel Schuck Lots
to 9, inclusive. in Lamert & vahle's
addition 1000
Laura II. Carpenter to Leonidas NJ. Hud-
son, Lot 1Ss. third section Carpenters
Home Place addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Sadie Cobe to Nellie T. Mccormick Lot
AZ. in Samuel 5. Rhodes East Ohio
Perry w Earhart TO Carrie M. Coyie
ct al. Lot IL. in NJ & Geo. X Woods's
subdivision Of Outlets and s. west OF
White river 1000
Henry Kothe. trustee to Henrietta Bar
meier. Lot 1913. Allen & Roots north adj
dition also. part of Lots / and . in
John NJ. Todds subdivision OF Lots Is,
16. II and Is. Outlet 179................. 500
Abner Brown David Brown Lot D.
Square Z. Indianapolis Car Company's
aadltion .::..;.;......;........;:.... $50
Robert Martindale to Louisa Bonner. Lot
Jackson Park addition. $50
Robert Martindale to Carrie Shonk. Lot
SS4, Charles Martindale trustees. Jack
son Park addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
John S. Neal TO Charles II Zollner Lots
IL and II, in Meals West Washington
addition $500
Transfers. 10; consideration. SIS Os5
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianans:
Origipal-Albert NJ. Buckingham, Terre
Haute S.; John Nj. Meeker, Stone Bluff
Sc: Aramais Davis. Redkey, So John
Hughes. Carp. IS; Wilson st. John, Dun
kirk, 81.
Additional-William Harper, Muncie. s. to
sic.
Observation-Disclosures Hoffman Dupont
SIT TO S2i: Nelson CT. Smith. Columbus IS
to SO; Hallet B. Hidy. North Manchester
SC TO IS: William McGrady. Soldiers Home.
Lafayette. IS TO $40: Daniel Osler. kokomo.
sl4 to ST.: John W. Deitrick. Waterloo, SIS to
IS: Presley Lemon, Sellersburg. SIG TO ST.
Matthew s. Dicks; Muncis, IS to 81; special
ReissueNGeorge w. Bard, Crothers-
vile, $1s
Original Widows. etc.-George A. Bolser,
father Indianapolis, Sl2
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below are the selling prices
Of the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.

SThe quotations given below the selling prices
of the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-Stick. 6is@7c per 10; common mixed.
6l1G7c: grocers mixed. &c: Banner twist stick.
Sc: cream mixed. &C; oId-time mixed. &c.
Nuts-sofs- shelled almonds. lsQ1Gc; English
walnuts. I2dlic; Brazil nuts. &c. flberts lie;
Pansts Tcssd .sgc ps. ea puts coal iOc oil
test 7G14c: bank. iOc; best straits, soc; Labrador
soc: West Virginia. lubricatihg. 2oqsOc: miners
40c: lard oils. winter strained. In brls, 4oc per
gal; half brls. &c per gal extra
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75cGS.25. Peaches-Eastern Standard.
3-lb, Sl.s592; Bib seconds, sleoQl10; California
standard, 81 10G2 40: California seconds. sL75G2.
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. s5qS0c; rasp-
berries. s-ib: 6gl.so: pineapples standard.
2-Ib. eoqi so; choice s2a2 H. cove oysters lib.
3-Ib, s0Q95c: Lima beans. 81 20Ql-25: peas. mar
rowfats; sss9$.l9' early June. , =, FOOLS: lob
ssc@soc: salmon. lib. socGs2: 3-lb tomatoes, so@
Cole and Coke.
Anthracite call Sizes. 81 per ton: c. o.
Kanawha. 81: Pittsburg. 81; Raymond. 81: wini-
frede, 81 Jackson, 81: block. $685. Island City
lump; Gs c LUMP sch ssr b psT ep S per .
burg s. per ton: Connelsville coke. Sc per ton
smokeless lump. $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Bleachsd Observation-Disclosures l.. &c; Berk-
ley No. 60 Sc; Cabot. &c; Capitol. 4&c; Cum
berland. es4c: Dwight Anchor. FAC: Fruit OF the
Loom. 7lsc; FarSell. Sac: FitehvIne. SIC; Full
Width. SC; GILT Edge, 4Ae; Gilded Age. 4Isc;
HILL sisc; Hope. sac; Linwood. 7lsc; Lonsdale
&c: Peabody. sac. Pride of the West. lie; Ten
Strike. 5Izc: Pepperel "a, 1ec; Pepperell. l0-4
Gle: Androscoggin. 81. l9c: Androscoggin. IO-4
2ic.
Brown sheeting-Atlantic A. sizc: Argyle. SC;
Boot G. &c: Bucks Head. &c: Clifton CCC SC:
Constitution. f0-inch. 5isc; Carlisle f0-inch sc:
Dwight's Star. sisc; Great Falls l.. SC: Great
Falls j. 4izc Hill Fine. Size: Indian Head. sIkc;
PepPerell II. SC: Peppereli. 1914. 1sc: Androscog-
sin. o.. lie; Audroseossin. io-4 isc.
PTints-Allen dress styles. lssc; Aliens staples.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-27

Chicago Daily News.

When IL comes to arresting a man under
the nag law for having a striped barber
pole in front of his shop the jealous defend
II II comes to legal contest the barber
pole can prove a prior lien. Ii had its stripes
long before the flag was thought OF. and we
believe that IL has an inalienable right TO
have them red. white and blue IL il likes.
This latest arrest ought TO be a elimination
and termination OF that phase OF the flag
preserving campaign which has brought the
subject into disrepute with many people.
Otherwise men wearing red, white and blue
neckties may be In danger.