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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
Every Remedy Had Failed,
But he is Perfectly we'll Now /!

~ HAD TRIED ALMOST EVERY
CATARRH MEDICINE / ever heard of
anu ALL FAILED to euro me- My suf-
ierings were severe and I was miserable
indeed; FELT ALL THE TIME AS
lF-4ff HERE -AA-7 MS fa-ati
PtftEGM IN MY THROAT which I must
hawk away. This kept me hawking ali
the time. My throat would get dry and
sore md MY NOSTRILS FELT STUFF
FY AND CLOGGED UP MY EARS
KEPT RINGING AND SINGING CON
SORE, WATERY AND WEAK. My an
pstlte was very poor, and was so bad
on 1 couidn't sleep and WOULD GET lip
IN THE MORNING AS TIRED AS
WHEN LAID DOWN AT NIGHT and
didn't feel like working at all. I felt
ured all the time and GOT EASILY FA-
TIGuED. OFTEN HAD a DULL
HEADACHE WHEN GOT UP IN THE
MORNING. In this condition A FRIEND
ADVISED ME TO BE TREATED BY
DIR FIREY. which I did, and HIS
TREATMENT HAS MADE Me FEEL,
LIKE 4 NEW PERSON. MY APPE-
TITE is EXCBLLENT. SLEEP WELL.
FEEL WELL. LIKE TO WORK. EARS
AN ID EYES Is; Nil LII, RIGHT ALL THE CA
EEGE AMP EASY: IN FACT | FEEL.
treatment USED TO LIE III BED AN
HOUR COUGHING AND HAWKING
BEFORE I COULD GO TO SI,iIEp
BUT NO TROUBLE NOW I certainly
recommend DR. Firey's treatment MS tn.
best Catarrh Cure.
]. c. ovERMAN.
Portsmouth Va
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]. C. OVERMAN,
Portsmouth, Va,

Residence Laurel avenue, near Duke
street. Prentiss Place: works at Navy
YARD. Two years have passed since Mr.
Overman was cured by me. and there has
been no return whatever OF the disease.
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HAMPTON.
NAVAL RESERVES OF PHorRrrs
EXPECTED TO SECURE THE
SIREN.

SIREN.
Especial to The Virginian-Pilot,
Hampton. Va. May 10.-Ensign T n
Jones and Chief Quartermaster Mr.. c.
II. MinniclS were in Norfolk Monday.
and 1t is understood that the United
States auxiliary yacht Siren will soon
be transferred to this station for use
and instruction of the Third Division
First Naval Battalion, which is local.
| ed herr In Phoebus.
ELECTION OFFICERS CHOSEN.
The Elizabeth City county e,ector,,
board has elected DR. j. Wilton Hone
| registrar for the town of HAMPTON IN
MI the vacancy created by the resigna-
ton or MI. Franz Won Schillinc
The board also named the following
gentlemen as judges of the Phoehus
precinct: Messrs. r. e. Wilson. Syd-
ney White and Edward Duschere.
The board. in the matter of new yot
ing precincts ordered that all persons
registered on the Phoebus books and
not living within the present limits Of
said town shall be transferred IL Fox
Hill voting jrecinct.
The board also instructed Drs. Perro
man and Shield to make ARRANGEMENTS
for n more suitable place
The members of the board present
ct the meeting were Messrs. r. w
Shield. e. NJ. Tennis and DR.. Il. IL,
Parramore.
HAMPTON MISSION BOARD
Prof. f. G.. Rathhun received n letter
from Prof. Munsor, Offering him tho
position OF assistant musical director
for the School OF Methods which win
be held in Roanoke during the summer.
The position is Il very responsible one.
Prof. Rathbun said he had NOT vet
| made UP his mind whether he wo1ld
accept the offer or not
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ShapeIy
Married w orl,e,,

men the body for the upon H. and
tne .s5mnetfy OF form MorHER's FRIEND also obvia
al Sne nsnger OF childoith, and carries the expects
are.et ssiey this critical period
has done them Sold by druggists al 81 90 er botir
our little book. telling all about this great REMEDY
Atlanta. Georgia. HASoIAAoi
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11
TO THE LADIES OF NEWPORT
I NEWS LA NIPPON otn Mr.,

Gates. Scalp and Hair Specialist. will be
large stock of Hair Braids. Bang, Pomna-
dour, Puff, etc. The Queen Hair Restorer
rencws gray hair at once: Read carefully
the special column In this days paper
NINE. GATES. the Reliable Hair Parlors
over and 10 Cent Store. Norfolk,
maA-1ws
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-11

Every woman soyets shapely. pretty figure. ana
nsny OF them depore the loss Of their eirsh forns
after marriage Tho bearing of children is yer nv
Destructive to the mothers siapeiincss rh;. cay
Se avo ded, however. by the use of MoTnsa's
!. 81 3; q: Mother
the expectant ~
iout pain. II is womnu's E5uQ
tell OF the great good II n
D per bottle E5xn HA 81 EA IN AZ
eat remedy, will be sent ~ 81 81 tts% a 81
REGULATION COMPANY, ~ "a a @R &M
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Especial to The virgInian-pIlot.y
MONEY FROM THE DEAD.

Old man Tom Cobb. colored citizen
OF Southampton county. some days ago
received a substantial reminder of his
soldier son. who was drowned nearly
two years ago Off the coast of Cuba.
It was q check for $3.50 lacking n few
cents. which had been lost on u battle
field a day before he went to his watery
grave. 1t was n government check in
payment for services. The son, whose
name was Thomas. was drowned while
being carried on transport.
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MARRIED IN sMITHFIELD.

Miss Annie Plummer daughter of the
late John Shady Wilson, of Smithfield,
was married ut Christ p. e. Church of
that town on Tuesday morning of this
week to Mr.. Henry Mann Mitchell. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. +. G..
Scott. rector OF the church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell left for q Northern
honeymoon. The bride has Suffolk re-
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y ~ u w
fore ba by
comes, as this
scientific lini-
and preserves
also obviates
lhA areSo.a.t
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IMPROVING HOTEL.

The Warwick Hotel one of the land
marks of this thriving city, ia being
thoroughly renovated from cellar to
roof. The building is being enlarged
and entirely refurnished. The sum OF
$4,000 will be expended by Manager
Adams in these improvements.
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These .Hoosfers" Are Fourteen Year.
Old.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
In your issue of Oct. % you mention the
fact that a New Albany club has been or
ganized. calling itself 1.-The Hoosiers." I
want 10 say that Rockville has such a
club well along in its fourteenth year-com-
posed OF native Hoosiers who are justly
proud of the fact. We have a high appre-
citation of our state. her authors. her
statesmen, her soldiers, her material re-
sources and the high average of intelligence
of her citizens. both men and women. One
OF our objects is TO try to inculcate spirit
of patriotism and Interpretation as
State, which few years ago seemed some
what lacking I'm the citizens OF Indiana.
We hope such clubs may be formed
throughout the State, or st least, that such
a spirit may prevail. We felt somewhat
flattered when, some weeks ago, we read
the notice of Mr. Meredith Nicholson's
Forthcoming book 1.-THE Hoosiers." thinking
that perhaps he had mentally dedicated II
TO US. even II our names do not appear
on the .itle page.
PRESIDENT OF THE HOOSIERS."
Rockville, Ind. Oct. 30.
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2lssd2i%c; No. white 25l1c Pork firm; joo-
bling, $3.50. Lard entirely nominal Dry-salt
meats-Boxed steady extra shorts. s.slf' clear
shorts, clear ribs and clear sides SS.S7is. limo
thy seed steady at 50. 756i- Corn meal steady at
ce9eSl1c. Hay steady; timothy s7.50Ql2; prairie,
sSpI0. Whisky steady at sl.2. Iron cotton ties,
Receipts9Fio9r 5000 6Tis wheat 5000 ba;
corn. 1900 bu; oats. 1850 bu. shipments So
Flour 5000 brls; wheat. $1,000 bu corn. 1000
bu: oats. $500 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Oct S1--Wheat-Spot steady;
No. Western winter steady at IS lid; No. /
Futures firm: December. ss I'D; February. ss "a.
Corn-Spot dull; American mixed, new, As "a.
middIes' light steady at iSs: Iors-ciear middies
heayy. firm at as Sd: clear bellies firm at 5Os cd;
shoulders square. steady at S2s cd.
KANSAs CITY Oct sl-Wh eat egl5ss
No. 2 red eSa5oc Corn-December, sslsc; May;
S4Aas4%c; cash Ne, mixed; 5SS aS4c; No.
Receipts-Wheat. 7.2c blu: corn. 20. goo bu; oats.
1908 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 40, 400 bu; corn.
$500 bu; oats, 1900 bu
cash, october and November, ne; december:
7s4c: May. SsNc. Corn strong and fairly active:
dull; cash and October; 22Ac: December. 2s4c.
Rye, 531sc- Clover seed duh and STEADY: easn.
1899. prime. s6.l5 October, $780, December so'so'
cINcINNATI Oct sl,mFlour ste s , Wheat
iie e new W. s7lsc. oats firmer: No mixed $50
2slfc. rye steady; No. ?. 5sc. Lard quiet az
80 Bulk meats easier at $685. Bacon quiet
at $3.50. Whisky steady at sl.27. Sugar steady.
DULUTH, oct. 31.-wheat-Cash No hard.
rec; No 1 northern. nc; No ? northern, &c;
No. 8 spring, SIC. To arrive: No. l hard, .s4
7sitc; No. / northern. T77sc; December, Tlsc;
May. SOl%c. Oats 23123Hc- Corn, SIC
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 31.-Wheat-Cash, nc;
December. 755sM76c: NAV. 7S5sc On track: No.
hard. 79c; No. 1 northern 753sc; No. northern,
T5c.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 3l.-Barley firm; No. 2,
5Sc: sample, 40G56c.
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Elsewhere.

including 500 Westerns and zoo Texans. choise
to strong Natives: Best on sale to-day three
at $3.50; good to prime steers, s5.5OQs; poor
So Ss4.55; mixed stockers. s2-75nSs0; cows. sos
i26 ! hs sdT H. s aSTs ea1Rers Soaz 90
ceipts. 200 Best on sale to-day eighteen cars at
s. @ Tszss fed Texas bus s. Teas
Hogs-Recepts to-day, 1900; tomorrow. Is :
900; LEFT over, 1000 Market a shade lower. clos
s44Ol94. 77IZ; good TO choice heavy, 450Si9. IS:
rough heavy; sis5Si45; light saSoa4.75; bulk Of
sheep-Rscepts. 5000. Sheep and lambs gem
40: fair to choice mixed s.. ss@Sso western ester
I am6 Msster shf lambs s. 5atse
NEW YORK. Oct Observation-Disclosures s.eIs.
sold l5a25c lower. steers. si.55a5.4s: no prime
s2G39: cows. sl.50d390. Gables unchanged.
Shipments. % sheep and 800 quarters OF beef.
strong veas soasse srassers s. %
mixed and fed calves. sat; yearlings. s22si12 90
dull; prime and choice lambs firmly held but
slow: medium and common grades slower
s iabs s f fe% extra s ,ss S Ss
lambs, $. 25a5.3o; culls, sSa4
Hogs-Receipts 900. About car on sale
Market steady for all weights.
ST. LOUIS. oct sl--Cattle-Receipts. 4.oOc.
ircluding 1900 Texans; Market strong 10 l0c
steers. s5.1oG5.s5. dressed beef and butchers:
steers. 81 90Q5 io steers under loo lbs SOS Is:
stockers and feeders, s.. 5Jff4 80; and hef-
ers sz6i65 Gamers. sl.$GzS5: bulls. 81 l01
$50: Texas and Indian steers S3.50ds-65: cows
and heifers. 81 35l3.50
Hogs-Receipts $500. Market SC lower Pigs
and lights. si.55a4s5; packers. si50dLs5: butch
ers. s4.o5fJ4.70.
Sheep-Receipts 1.s0o. Market steady. Native
muttons. S3.eeuf: Texans s5.25q5io: culls AMI
bucks, sl50ft4 stockers. sos.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. U---Cattle-Receipts
ALEC. Market active and strong 10 l0c higher.
Native beef steers. s. 356t5. 65: Western steers
s46Ss 81: Texas steers 81 2ia4: cows and heife-s
s.. s0ff4.25, calves, EGic5i bulls. stays. etc.
g. 259f4
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market shade TO Sc
lower Heavy. a4sQs.Ss. mixed. si4sQs.5o; light.
$4-ss1x4i1.
sheep-Receipts. 1880. Market slow 20 shade
lower. Western muttons. s5.s5Qi; lambs. $s-2sU
5.2s
500 natives. 1900 Texans and 500 calves. Light
supply strengthened values prices ruled strons
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Stronger with Wheat-Coffee
Still Rising, with Sugar Easier.

NEW YORK, Oct 31-Flour-Receipts 2s.74s
brls; exports, 1o17s brls; sales, $500 packages
The market was stronger and fairly active. IN
fiuenced by the further rise in wheat and higher
Minneapolis advices; winter patents. s37094:
winter straights sS50G3.6o; winter extras, SIC
az; winter low grades. s2.4562e0; Minnesota pat
ents, s4G4.35 Rye flour steady. Sales. 45O brls
Fair 10 good ssG3.2o; choice to fancy. ss.s5q3 CO.
Buckwheat flour quiet at s2.15G225. Buckwheat
dull at eOa62ikc C. i. f. New York. Corn meal
steady; yellow Western SEC; city. sSc. Brandy
wine. 81. 45Q260. Rye steady; State, 52d53c c. l.
Z. New York Barley dull; feeding. 42d46c c. D.
T. Buffalo, mating, 5oaSsc c; l. T. Buffalo. Bar
ley malt dull: Western 62G6Sc.
Wheat-Receipts, 1865 bu; exports none; sales
5.slO, 900 bu futures 10000 bu spot Spot strong:
No 1 northern Duluth, s57sc T. O. b. afoat: No
hard Duluth, Seisc (. o. b. afioat. Options were
again strong and active practically all day. gov
erned by a renewal OF bullish Argentine news
This inspired fair amount OF public buying in
addition to active demand from shorts. The.
strength of Liverpool, in contrast to continental
weakness also factor of strength Closed
strong and lie net higher: March. 50 3-16GSsAc
closed at $3.50; May, 81 1S-l6GsSisc. closed al.
S3hc; October closed at 7%c; December 7Sss6
7e7sc. closed at 1850.
Corn-Receipts 202. 40 bu; exports. 1894 bu:
sales 125.oo9 bu futures. 100000 bu spot Spot
firm; No 2 45c elevator and Acc f. o. b. afoat
Options were fairly active and steady, without
much change, helped by the wheat advance.
small receipts and wet weather West Closed
firm at Ad&sc net advance: May, 41z64l5.c
closed at 45sc; october. i5h1i5ixc, closed at
45izc; December, ~ 1-l6G42bc, closed at 42Ikc
Oats-Receipts q, 200 bu: exports. 72C bu snot
steady; No. ?. 255sc; No g. CSC: track mixed
Western, 25426c; track white Western and State
2IQS5c Options dull but steady
Feed steady; spring bran. Sls 106i16 80: mid
dlings. S1sG1s.5O; winter bran, s17d19: city SIT
@1T25. Lard easy; Western steamed, S.i5; Octo-
Der closed al IA nominal. Refined easier: com,
pound. S6.12izGs.25 Tallow dull and weak. CITY
go for PACKAGE. &c; country packages freel
4i9@iAc. Cotton-seed oil easy; prime yellow. slc
H..
Mild steady; Cordova. s%a14c- Futures opene i
steady with prices 10 to 10 points higher on
higher Havre and Santos cables large Warehouse
deliveries and small spot offerings Closed
steady. 10 10 points net higher. Total sales
2, $50 bags Including: December .35f7 4oc: Feb
ruary 7.45G7. Soc March, 1901 SIC; NAV so6
1859; July. T7odT.s0c; September 7s5c
Sugar-Raw dull and easy: fair refining A..
centrifugal. ss test. 4ikc; molasses sugar. ss.c'
Refined quiet.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indanians:
Original-Monson Martin, Otterbein. So Charles
r. Culver Akron Sc; Louis Ruling. Delphi. So
Eli J. Pruitt, indianapolis, S. Henry Wethered,
New Carlisle s.: Adam Reimbot, Logansport
s6: George w. McCreery. Lawrenceburg s..
Northumberland Squires, Roam, $40; Frank
lin r. Betz. Otis, S.
Restoration. Reissue and lncrease-William
Metty, Poneto. ST..
RenewaI-John T. Martin, Fort Branch, Sc.
Increase-John Conklin, Goshen $14; Fri o.
Smith Roanoke, sl7: Francis r. Banks. Lafay-
cite 81; William McDirmit. Hartford City, $12
Rudolph Nicely. Columbus. $l2; James Kennedy
state Soldiers Home, Lafayette, S24: John
Keffer New Albany. $17; John A. Bennett
French Lick, $23: Frederick r. Nugent, Mitchell
s24: William NJ Souder. Kokomo, sli
Reissue-Daniel NJ. Daily. Frankfort s14
Original Widows. etc.-Reissue. Anna Laugh
lin Rushville, sl2; special, accrued Oct. Is,
Amanda Lamb. Economy. IS.
War with Spain. Original-Harvey Rea, Ca
naan, S.
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punksrd. win Not BE Deceived.

To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
In the Weekly State Sentinel. which As
the Democratic organ for Indiana. dated
Oct "a, We're the following headlines
.Dunkard Gives Reasons for Voting for
Bryan" which is followed by forty-eight
reasons why Americans. ostensibly Dunk
ards. should vote for Bryan and not for
Mckinley. The author is given as ID. G.
Moomaw, of Roanoke county. Virginia. and
20 give what he says influence and prestige
with the Dunkards II is claimed that he il
a son OF Rev. Il. +. MOomaw, who Is
known and revered by the Dunkards In
every State where they have a-church or
ganization. From the tone and sentiment
OF his reasons IL is evident TO all who are
familiar with the doctrines and tenets OF
the Dunkard faith that the said ID. {. Moo
nav Is no Dunkard. Having been a men,
Der OF the Dunkard church Ter more tnan
a third of century, 1 think understand
the political status OF its members. and
am sorry TO see their fidelity and political
fealty questioned in the political news
papers. One OF the cardinal principles OF
the Dunkard church was their opposition
10 human slavery. and they would not allow
any OF their members 10 own or have any
interest I'm distiller:eS. The members We're
admoniShed 10 not even sell grain 10 dis
fiIlers. A large preponderance OF the Dun
kards are Republicans. and while they do
not a rule take an active part IN pol
itics, yet they are reliable when the day
of election comes around. fact that viii
be demonstrated on next Tuesday. and
there viii be no uncertainty about how
they Will mark their tickets. notwith-
standing the deception ana misrepresenta-
Of this would-oe Dunkard:
Mooreland. Ind. Oct. "a
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Oct. s1.-Butter-Receipts. PIP
packages. Market firm; creamery, l642212c; June
creamery, 1sQ2lc; factory, 1S916c. Cheese-Re-
oepts. $3.50 packages. Market steady; large
white, 1O7s@11c: small white, lie; large colored,
l07sd11c; small colored. lie. Eggs-Receipts,
573S packages. Market steady; Western. regular
packing, at mark. E@19c; Western loss OF, &c
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 31.-Butter in good de-
mand; fancy Western creamery, 23l2c; fancy
Western prints. &c. Eggs firm and in good de-
mand; fresh nearby and Western, PC; fresh
Southwestern, zoe; fresh Southern, 19c. Cheese
firm; New York full cream, fancy small, 1lss9
J11kc; New York full cream, good to choice,
10G11c.
CHICAGO, Oct S1.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market quiet creameries,
15Q22c; daries. 1sr1sc. Cheese dull at 10AQll1Sc.
Eggs firm; fresh, lie.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 3f.-Eggs higher: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, Ice, loss off, cases
returned; new whitewood cases included, zc
more.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31-Eggs higher at 16c. But
ter steady; creamery, 1sG22l2c; dairy, fq1Sc.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 31.-Butter steady and IN
changed. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, lie.
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HOrses.

UNION sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct
31-There are no new features to report in ths
horse auction. The receipts for the sale Of
Blair. Baker Walter were less than 100 head,
and they included very few animals that could
be classed as good and none that could command
extreme prices in their class. There was poor
attendance Of buyers, urgent orders and there
was the usual sluggish and Indifferent trading
that has characterized the market for several
weeks. Eastern buyers took the bulk OF the
supply, but there were few sold for Southern
points. Prices were not very satisfactory to
shippers. but did not show quotable change COM
pared with last week. There is a continued
good demand for mules and most OF the arrivals
are being sold az private terms. the best prices
prevailing the past few days.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fifteen Transfers Made Matter of Rec
ord Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m, Oct 81, 1900 as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. 129 East Market street. Both
telephones. 3oO5:
Artie Page TO Cora A Sanders Lot &
Block 4, Bruce-B Baker addition. ....... $500
James ID. McCallie to Nettie Henkle,
Lot 16. Fletcher & Ramsey's Brookside
Railroadmen's Building and Savings As
sociation John 7. Dunn, Lot s. ID. III.
Fatouts Haughville addition. ...-..... $50
Equitable Savings and Loan Association
TO Cynthia Rogers, Lots - and il. Bar
Emma Reeves to Frank c. Reeves. Lots i'''0
2ci and 205. johnson & Hogshire's East
Washington-street addition. GOO
Lot 8. Cranes north addition. 225
Fred Rebel. trustee, TO Anton j. Van
DENSE. Lots 20 and 22l, Jackson Park. 200
Martha a. Glenn TO Charles /. Sutton,
part Of the southwest quarter of Section
q, Township H. Range s................ 1000
VIM 7. kinnan. administrator. to Larkin
G. Monday ct al. part of the east half
OF the northeast quarter OF Section Is,
Township IL. Range 2...................... 500
Hulda A. Stout TO Edward j. santo
ct al. Lot 2. Pitts's subdivision of out
Gustav J. j. John TO VIM. john Lots
10 and II. Block rs. Beaty's addition. so
Conrad II. Shellhouse To Anthony +.
Kleinschmidt, Lot p. Morgan's West
Indianapolis addition ......::............. 1000
Thomas III. Surber ct al. Lots 81 and So
Lights Broad Ripple subdivision. 300
Martha Cooper 10 Mary l.. Wilson. Lot
20. Parker's subdivision OF Lots 81 to
81. A. z and j. Fletcher's Oak Hin
,n Shirley 10 iob %
of Lot 10. Woodruff Place. 400
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
QuotRtions at ST. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and Other PIace..

BALTIMORE. Oct. sf.-Flour dull; receipts
3o.SI hrls; exports. 36s brls Wheat strong
spot and month. 52itg52ssc; November, s2l-,
steamer No. red. 7o970isc; receipts. 34.22i bu:
southern. by sample. esG72lsc; Southern. ON
grade. 72izn73Ixc Corn firm; mixed, spot and
the month, 42hGi2ssc; November, old. 42c bid:
new. i&ql2c; November or December, new or
old toes4407sc; January. ioq4oi4e; February.
12y,szs bu; exports. lo1. 80; Southern white and
yellow corn t2ai3c. Oats dull: No 2 white.
hu- Hay steady.
ST. LOUIS: Oct. sl.-Flour steady to firm. but
unenaheSn &c,
ssHc. corn--No. 2. cash. ssc; october. 3sc; De-
esnber. s4d3iisc. May, s5<c. Oats--No 2 cash.
szxc: October. 22xc; Dscsmber. axe; May.
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Erains Ran ~ oenEAl uns

to 1Oc higher Native steers s4.75d5.50: stockers
and feeders $34430 butcher cows and helfers.
's39470; Gamers. $2.4043; fed Westerns, S350QSs
Texans, S3G350: calves. S25od5.
Hogs-Recepts. 1900. Market opened SC lower.
gained strength and closed steady at yesterday q
prices. Heavy and mixed. S4.559l62A: light.
81 900 1. e2iz: pigs. $4.25a440.
quality and drn prices. Lambs, A55QL60; NUT
tons. s3.55d39o: stockers and feeders. SzS0t:
culs. s250d3-
EAST BUFFALO. oct 3l.-Receipts-cattle
IS cars; sheep and lambs. u cars. hogs. Is
cars. Shipments-Catle, 81 cars sheep and
lambs, cars; hogs. IL cars.
Cattle very dull and lower. Calves. choice TO
Sheep choice to extra, ss75a4 lambs. choice
TO extra, s.. l5H5.30.
Hogs-Heavy. S475d4S0; pigs. A-75Q4So.
CINCINNATI, Oct sl.-Hogs active and lower
at 35oQ4 s..
Cattle strong al s.. 25Q5
Sheep duh at $i-5Ou355: lambs steady at so
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-01
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE QUIET, WITH a WEAKEN
ING TENDENCY IN PRICES.
Hogs Active mid About Five Cents
LOwer-Sheep Weaker-Conditfon
of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct.
s1.-Cattie-Recepts. 200; shipments. loe The
receipts Of cattle were about an average Tor
this time in the week, and there was 10 I'M
provement in the quality, most Of the offerings
lacking more or less in quality or flesh. All
buyers in the market. but on account OF
the scarcity OF choice stock there was no urgent
competition. and the early bids, especially for
steers doubt lower The demand Tor
the best cows and heifers was about steady at
former prices. and finally all OF the fat steers
sold at about steady to shade lower prices
Sales included steers as high as SIS. with quite
a number s4.sOq515. and one load of graded
Hereford and shorthorn feeding steers sold at
s.. Quotations:
Good to prime steers, 1880 lbs and up
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