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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-20
AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK Oct 9.-FIour-Receipts 2s. fs2
trIs; exports, 1885 brls sales, $500 packages.
Market quiet and steady. but without further
change. Rye -four quiet; sales, 500 bris; fair TO
good, s23OG3SO. Buckwheat -four steady at
s. 1912 30. Buckwheat dull e0@65c. c. i. T..
New York. Corn meal quiet; yellow Western.
SSc: city. eOc: Brandywine, s245ei26O. Rye
easier; No. Western, 571zc. f. o. b.. afioas;
State, 5id55c, c. i. f., New York. Barley dull;
feeding, 4464ec. C. t. f.. Buffalo: mailing. 500
Gle. c. l. f., Buffalo. Barley malt dull; West
ern. 62Q6Sc
wheat-Receipts 117.s75 blu: exports. As. 0es blu:
sales 1s75Ooo blu futures and 100000 bu spot.
Spot steady; No. 2 red, 79lsc f. o. b.. ahoat.
s9a % aos No. No. ha nSTth baatb pq se
I. O. b.. afoat options very slow all day. but
maintained firmly higher English markets.
strength in corn. Offerings were light and
mostly for local account: closed steady at a
az Sac ne May 81 5.Is@s2c. Closing at ssas;
October, 77sQ77Ac, closing at 77lsc; December,
Corn~Receipts. Is4. 900 bu; exports. 1921 bu:
sales 100 600 bu futures and 4s0 600 bu spot Spot
afi tUs Options opened easy because Of fresh
liquidation; later rallied sharply. however. on
&c net advance: May. 4l%q4iAc. closing at
cember, 4i&G429sc, closing at lslsc
Oats-Receipts. Sc. 500 bu: exports, s1,1oo bu;
No. 3, 2il5c: No. white 21Ac: No. white,
2el9c; track mixed Western. 241sQ2s1kc: track
white Western and State. 26QS3c. Options slow
and featureless.
Cut meats quiet: picked shoulders. So 259
Lard a Rened STEADY PoF
firmer family. Sl6m16.50; mess, $13. 25014 25.
Tallow easy: city ts2 for PACKAGE, 4S@4zc:
country package freel. 4%@5c. Cotton-seed oil
steady; prime yellow, ssg36c;
Cofee-Spot Rio dull; No. invoice, SIC. Mild
quiet; Cordova, 9%M14c.
sugar~Raw steady; fair refining. 4Nc; CEN
trifugal. Sc test, 4&4c: molasses sugar. 4c Re-
fined quiet.
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SMALL ADVANCES MADE
ALL CEREALS CLOSED WITH SLIGHT
ACCEssIONs IN PRICE.
Argentine News the Influence in
Wheat-ExpOrt Sales Helped Corn
Provisions Firm and Higher.

CHICAGO. Oct 1s-wheat closed shade
higher to-day under the influence of higher ca
bles and light Argentine shipments. Corn closed
&c and oats &c improved. Provisions closed
7isg1Oc TO 17lz92Oc higher.
At the outset and during most OF the forenoon
the paramount issue in wheat was to be found
in the Argentine shipments. 26o. 600 bu, compared
with so4 900 bu the week previous. and the re-
sultant advance at Liverpool in the face of a
decline here December opened &c higher at
74ilc to 74%G74ikc. but this advance SUI
fcient to set scalpers after profits, as they are
mostly bears anyway, and drop TO 74kQ74%c
followed. Their offerings were well taken by
shorts. however and a rally TO 745sc ensued.
This bulge was poorly supported and the large
receipts caused further dependency, under
which December slumped to 74lsd74l4c. Here
the market again steadied and reacted to 7i7sc.
at which it closed a shade over yesterday. The
cash trade was reported dull. Seaboard clear
ances. in wheat and flour. were equal to 1890
bu Primary receipts were 1,072,o0O bu, COM
pared with $4,000 bu last year. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported e57 cars, against 5O4 last
week and GAO a year ago. Local receipts were
PSI cars, seven OF contract grade.
Corn ruled easy for October. but firm for de-
ferred futures Trade was fairly active early.
Der deal, but later trade was very dull. The
market derived its strength from the renewal
of the heavy house trade begun yesterday. Ex-
port sales here put at 100000 Blu. That
these sales. yesterdays and to-days. were made
is said to be due TO easier ocean freights and a
reduction in price by a leading bull said to be
lquidating. Country offerings were small. and
local receipts 5S1 October touched 39c
early, but rallied and closed izc higher at 3shc.
December sold between s5c and s5lzc. closing Ac
higher at 35ssc.
Hardly anything done in oats. The range
was barely 1sc, and the business entirely pro-
fessional The cash trade was also slow. Re-
ceipts were ga cars. December sold between
213sc and &c, closing &c up at &c.
Provisions fairly active and showed a
firm undertone. Hog receipts We're light and the
trade looked as IL some long lines recently de-
pleted were being reinstated. January pork sold
between $1127i9 and $11.42l2, and closed 17lsQ20c
higher at s11. 40: January lard between S6-57ia
and s665. closing Ice up. and January ribs be-
tween s595 and s6de.02Is. with the close 7l9Q10c
improved at s6Q6.02is
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, $50 cars;
corn, 500 cars: oats, 290 cars; hogs, $1,000.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Oct. s-cattle-Receipts 1000.
Generally steady to shade higher. Natives:
ssss sr IN sa oa s AZ @ E13a
mixed socssrs Slow at cows sead
81 5s@425 o heiders 80 $500 Sanners So
steers. 50. 35QI10; bulls s2.75a325.
COO left to oHey Se %
higher Top, As7l1; mixed and butchers. $500
fsaSy ssaa e. se0fs sh heavy s BULK ne0s 81
sheep~Receipts, 1900. Sheep slow to 1oc lower:
40; fair to choice mixed, s3s5q3So; Western
lambs. s. :Ss5 western nf lambs s5s5o
EAST BUFFALO, Oct; 1s;-Receipts-cattle.
. cars; sheep and d,.l lambs 80 cars hogs. g
Cattle in good demand. Calves steady. Choice
70 sheep and Iambssheep i5scc lower on the
opening Best lambs sold at s5.5Oa5.so; one load
ss na Set am she tss pa ood o
$ 25@S;4O. SHEEP choice to extra. sSgs e: good
sos: mixed ssSscs: yorsers sssSs; piss G S g
stays. ss.25Gs.75. Closed steady. ''''
X CITY IT Oct sa-.ccattle,.ReceIp.s
beef steers steady; other killing and stocking
and feeding cattle steady to loc higher. Native
425; butchers cows and heifers. SOTO; can
ners. s23563; fed Westerns, $3.50G4s0; Texas
'- Hoss%Receipts. 800 Trade slow at steady
prices. Heavy and mixed, X6oQf70 light 81. IS
@4.70; pigs. A.15U4.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market fairly active
and steady. Lambs. s4.50Q515; muttons So 60R
a 81 S'0eAef' anu 'es'eS ''1'"s1'' e0i'' $50
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1e-Cattle-Receipts !, 500
including loo Texans Market steady. Native
shipping and export steers. 81. S505.S: dressed
beef and butchers steers. Ad5.50: steers under
4.40; cows and heifers s2d470; Gamers 81 500
2.75: bulls S2.25d3: Texas and Indian steers
sS2oaiS5; cows and heifers. s2Soa3.4O
lower. Pigs and lights. s45oSp4 %; packers 81 SO
"a s.: butchers. S4 60f14.75
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady. Native
muttons, $4,000; lambs. si-Dq5.25; culls AMI
bucks, s.. 25G4.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s-Beeves-ReceIpts ss7
Steers active and shade higher bulls and
cows slow and steady. Steers. 50 e0d5 30: bulls
81 25n3.1 Is; cows. si.65G330. Gables quote live
cattle steady at 1i1224c per h. refrigerator beef
Shipments, $50 cattle and 400 quarters OF beef
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 5l65 Sheep slow
and weak lambs steady to &c lower Sheep.
lambs. IS 25n6.35; culs. 81.
Hogs-Receipts. s.7os- Market slow and lower
at s.. 15Gf5.ss.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. ls-Cattie-Receipts
1000. Market dull. Native beef steers sl50d
ers. 8: soai: calves. sias: bulls. stays. etc,
Hogs-Rcceipts. 5000. Market steady Heavy.
Observation-Disclosures Ii'oS Market stro1e Isroh.
Toe higher. Native muttonS. s330uil0: Western
muttons s3.70ff4: lambs. S. s0G535
CINCINNATI. oct 1e.-Hogs steady at So s59
cattle dull and lower at s2sOG5lo
Sheep steady at sal Lambs easy and lower
at So 501J-25-
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 1s.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat-No. red, cash, rise; Octo-
Der. re: December, 725sc; May. 77hc; No. hard
e9Ikd6s3,c. Corn-No. 2, cash, 37c; October 367sc:
December. s4%Q34ikc; May. 353sc. Oats-No. q
cash. 22s4c; October, 22Ac; December 22izc; May.
2ls.c: No. 2 white. 251kG2ec. Pork steady: job
bling s13 Lard higher; choice. s6.s2z. Dry salt
meats. boxed. unchanged; extra shorts, $50;
clear ribs and clear sides S.62ls Bacon, boxed
unchanged: extra shorts clear ribs and clear
sides sS.s7h Timothy seed steady at So. 1914 25
Corn meal steady at s2.OSq2l0 Bran nominally
timothy, ss5OG12; prairie. 5000. Whisky steady
az sl.27. Iron cotton ties, a.35. Bagging, .1O5i
brIs; wheat. 5000 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats, &C.,
bu Shipments-Flour-s.00 brls; wheat A. 900
bu; corn, 1900 bu oats, 2l.oOO blu.
BALTIMORE Oct, 1s;-Flour dull. Receipts.
90 2is brls: exports $50 brls. Wheat very dull:
spot and the month. 72k@72Sc; December, 754g
75tAc: May. s1l4dsilsc: steamer. No. red. 7OL6I
sample e6d73c Southern grade. 71d73c Corn
fairly active: mixed spot and the month 44d
44lsc: November. old. 4Sssa4s%c new, 427sa4sc;
January 40Ss640ssc; February. z0isc; steamer
mixed. 4Sd4s-c Receipts. s.25s bu. Southern
white corn. 4sqa7c; Southern yellow corn. $40
mixed 25a25ihc Receipts. 34s2s bu: exports
none. Hay quiet and easy: No. timothy. SIC so
LIVERPOOL, oct. 1s-wheat-spot, No. . red
Western winter Arm at IS Had No | northern
sid. Futures steady; December. IS sd: Febru-
ary. es l7sd Corn-Spot firm; American mixed
december.
As 1Ikd January. s. 1o1S- Receipts of wheat dur
ing the past three days were 2Ss, COO centals in
Guiding 1872 900 American Receipts 81 American
corn during the past three days were $4,000 CEN
tails.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 19.-Wheaf- December
ssSc: May 7ols@so@se: cash. No hard. s5Iseesc
Corn-December. S27s GS3c; May. 3f54 f3szsc: ca sh
No mixed. S9Q3slzc; No white SHE Oats
No 2 white. 2i&.c. Receipts-Wheat. I7e 200 bu:
corn q 500 bu: oats. 10000 bu. Shipments
Wheat. $3.50 bu; corn. 1850 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
,rorEDo Oct rq-Wheat dull ara AIM. -.
and October. 1szc. November. nc: December
1si-c; May s2izc. Corn dull and lower; cash &c
October. sac. ,1ats unchanged: cash and octo-
Der. &c: December. &c. Rye. SIC. Glover seed
dull and lower; cash. 1859 prime. ss.25: October.
ss.s7is: March. S.6s
DULUTH. oct u.-vhsas-oetossr. ss.e. De-
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NEW YORK. Oct. -Butter-Receipts. ISIS
packages. Market firm; creamery. l6q22l1c:
June creamery. 1s921c; factory, 1sd16c Cheese
Receipts. 4.53s packages. Market firm; large,
white. l07sc; small white, lie: large, coloref.
lie; small. colored, lie. Eggs-Receipts. lbs
packages. Market steady: Western, regular
packing, at mark, 16G1sc; Western. loss of.
2lc.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 1s.-Butter firm and
12G1c higher; fancy Western creamery, 23c;
fancy, Western prints, 2sc Eggs "TRIP fresh
nearby and Western, zoe; fresh Southwestern.
1sc: fresh Southern, lSc. Cheese quiet but
steady: New York full creams, fancy, small
1l%a1lIsc; New York full creams, fair TO choice,
16l1Q11Ac.
CHICAGO. Oct 19.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm; creameries.
1tq2112c; diaries. boise. Cheese firm at 10AQ
11%c. Eggs steady at 1712c
KANSAS CITY. Oct 19-Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 15isc per dozen, loss
off, cases returned; whitewood cases in
cluded, nc
CINCINNATI, Oct. legs steady at 14d15c.
Butter steady; creamery. 1SGl2Si2c: dairy, 122Q
15c. Cheese steady at 1012c.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l9.-Eggs steady at 15c
Butter steady; creamery, 1sq22c; dairy, 17Q1Sc.
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Dry Goods.

FALL RIVER, Oct. 19.-The sales in the
print cloth market during the week amounted
to 100000 pieces. all odds. No regulars have
been disposed of during that time. Manufac-
turers are slow sellers at prevailing prices and
do not respond readily TO the offers of buyers
The unsettled condition of cotton, with the
tendency towards lower prices noted of late,
caused this unwillingness to make contracts for
future delivery. All this weeks sales were for
present delivery. y further increase in the sell
ing committees prices may come soon IL cotton
prices sustained Thirty-eight-inch squares
are held at 4ssc; 39-inch, IS by ~. at SIC. and
the market is very steady at SIC for regulars.
NEW YORK, Oct 19-There has been nothing
new OF Importance in the market for cotton
goods to-day. The demand has been of
binary character for all descriptions of staple
lines. with continued fair demand for spring
specialties in both printed and woven patterned
goods Regular prints and ginghams firm
but quiet Print cloths firm but sell slowly.
Linens are in fair request Market firm, with
advancing tendency Burlaps very and
higher by 1sc in face of quiet business.
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gamot. per ID. Sc: opium 50. 1880: quinlne. p.
& w. per OF, iSg5ee; baissm eopaiba. s5qso,:
salts. EPSON i1za54c: sulphur HOUR 2s195c: salt.
sc iodide potassium. s2.ssG2. 20: bromide potas-
stun. 55nG0c. r-icrate potash. 15G20c; borax. 80
l2c: cinchonida. 4oat5c; carbolic acid. s7Qioc.
Groceries.
coffee-Good. logic: prime 12al4c: strictly
Java 2sQsZc. Roasted-Old Government Java.
q lsd33c: Golden Rio. 24c: Bourbon Santos. 24c;
CHEEKY Prices: Ariosa. r. ssc: Lion. IL ~:
Jersey. l215c. Caracas. IL &c: Dutch Java blend,
Gatsss B.enasd Java IL Is Sc. Jsv-oeSs is5ae
sugars-city prices: Dominoes e.S2c sut-ioaf
standard graduated. e07c: sne graduated: s.o7c:
extra fine graduated, sic; graduated. BIB
s-s2e; confectIoners A. s.S.e; Columbia 4. size;
Phoenix A. 5.s2c: Empire A. 5.57c: Ideal
Golden Elk c. 552c; Windsor Ex. c. 542c: 5
10 Yellow c. STE: ii Yellow. Size; II Yellow.
SOC iS Yellow. 50ac; IA Yellow, soc; Is yellow.
Satin car lots. sl.15aI2O: small lots. $1,000
Flour Sacks Cpaper)-Plain. 1-s2 bril- per 1000,
DAB pisln ef b4 O PER- los sid us
s br per- per- Loo 81 0i iis bf SIS: s'S srl sso
4 brl. $3.50. Extra charge for printing. N1OG
spices-Pepper. 1791sc: alIspice 15a1sc: cloves.
iSSIsc; cassia. i59lse; nutmess 5o0ssc per ID -
y
tu; I.imas. California. 6A97c per h.
Screened Beans-S2. 35G2.fe.
Molasses and Syrups-New Orleans molaeses.
fair to prime. 2SQ33c; choice. 35440c; syrups. 20
Rice-Louisiana. 4.sqsl5c: Carolina. sn9Shc.
Shot-s150d1.60 per bag for drop.
Iead-6lzn7c for pressed bars.
Woodenware-No. l tubs, s7G11.25: No. tubs.
seGs.25; No. tubs, IS 2515 5O 3-hoop pals. Sis;
2-hoop pals. sl.5Od1. 60: double washboards, s.
az a. common washboards. s1-50g175; clothes
pii.s. 60G1s5c per box.
Wood DIshes-No. l. per 1000. SO; No. 2.
y. 50ff2. 70: No. 3. So 75fD3: No. 5. So 25d350.
Twine-Hemp. 12d1Sc per 10: WOOL s910c: max
2OQ3Oc; paper. 25c; jute. 12915c: cotton. 1S9z5c.
Nails and HOrseshOes.
Steel cut nails, -. s5; wire nails. from store.
1886 rates; from mill $2sS rates. Horseshoes.
per keg, 81: mule shoes. per key. $50; horse
nails. s445 per box. Barb wire. galvanized. $S2S;
painted. $40.
Seeds.
Glover, choice, prime s5.506s; English, choice.
s5.50G6 alsike choice, s76S; alfalfa choice, s6QI;
crimson or scarlet clover. s4Q45O timothy. IS
lbs. prime. 81 2092 40; strictly prime s. 1902 25
choice, 81 35G2. 40; fancy Kentucky IA lbs 81 To-
extra clean. 6oGI5c; orchard grass, extra, 81 200
1.5os red top, choice, S0c4s140; English blue
grass. "a lbs. s2q250; German millet. SOL: Is:
Western German millet, socG$1; common miiiet.
0G90c.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Ten Transfers Made Matter of Rec
ord Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorder
Office of Marion county. Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Oct. 49, $780, fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, 129 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 30o5:
Melissa +. Mead to George W. Mellow
Lynns subdivision ....................... $500 90
Cora z. Jennings to Sadie ID. Rice. Lot
2 Block ?. Barth heirs addition. 500. 90
Louisa Hill. Lot Z, ketcham & Smiths
ton 5000
Albert w. Denny to Richard Ash ct al,
Lots 10 and IL, a. w. Denny's Big
Four addition ......-..................-. 1000
Septirnus H Smith to Sarah ]. Black,
Lot 175, Morton Place.................. $500. %
Clay Allen. commissioner. to Michael
quarter of Section IA and part of the
northeast quarter of Section q, Town
ship Is. Range 1000. 90
and husband. Lot 40. Spann K Co.'S
second woodlawn addition. -. 1880
George j. Lanvert, executor and guard
eys subdivision OF part OF Arsenal
Heights addition ......................... 500 %
part of Lot q, West heirs addition.... 1900
William It. Kirkpatrick TO Robert c.
Light ct Tx, east half of Lot %. Wei
hngton ....-....-.-......---....--. 900
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Oct. 19.-Credit balances s1.1O.
Certifcates-no bid. Shipments 80 100 brls; av-
erage. 1861 brs; runs, SO. 500 brls; average,
9i.777 brls
WILMINGTON, Oct. 19.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 39leel40c Rosin quiet at S1.15dI1.20 Crude
turpentine steady at Si.40 to $40. Tar firm at
Sl.45.
MONTPELIER. Oct. 19-To-days prices in
crude oils follows: Indiana, nc; South
Lima. re: North Lima, SIC.
NEW YORK. Oct 19-Petroeum dull. Rosip
steady; strained, common to good, $1.49h41.5 80.
Turpentine finn.
SAVANNAH, Oct 19.-Spirits OF turpentlns
firm at 39l5c. Rosn firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Oct 19.-Turpentine firm
S1.29. Rosin steady.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-Appropriations were
made here as follows. during to-day's ses-
SIGN of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church: Boylan
House, Jacksonville, Fla. $3.50. Allen
Home. Asheville, n. c., $3.50; Simpson
Home. Orangeburg. s. c.. sl.3S7: Browning
Home, Camden. s. c.. $3.50: Emerson
Home, Ocala, Fla. $3.50; Kent Home,
Greenboro. n. c.. SLIT: New Jersey Con-
ference Home, Morristown, Tenn. 1850:
Ritter Home, Athens. Tenn, si.65o; f. l..
Rust Home. Holly Springs, Miss, sl.l5o:
nett Academy, GARRISON. Miss, $l.40O.
Pledges of money aggregating $500 were
received
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HOPEFUL FOR IT'S PASSAGE.
New Election Law Agreed on in the
Legislative Committees.

FRANKFORT. Ky, Oct. 19.-The confer
ence committee which has been considering
the disagreement between the two houses
OF the Legislature. and which has been un-
able for several days past TO reach an agree
ment. agreed upon a report to-day which
foreshadows the passage of an election law
this week. A compromise substitute, Of
fered by the anti-Goebel Democrats, was
adopted by the conference committee by n
vote OF 10 to IA, and il is nearly certain the
hill will now pass. The bill gives the
Republicans control of election boards in
Republican counties and the Democrats
control in Democratic counties. The new
law will not apply to the November cleo
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VITAL STATIsTICs-ocT. 10.
Births.

Julia and Fred Bockert. SO South w~st street.
girl.
street, boy.
Dora and Joseph Cunningham. 1887 Malott av-
enue. boy.
sarah and Jacob Singer. 40 East Washington
street, girl.
Olga and Fred c. Reimer. % East Minnesota
street. girl
blanche and Edward j. Rudy. 1870 Hovey
street. girl.
Marie and John 81. Hess. . East Mccarty
street. boy
Dora ana n. III. Reardon. us North Senate
avenue, boy.
Minnie and August Bleck. 1923 Union street.
girl.
Lizzie and Ed Baden. 1912 Minnesota street.
boy.
Mrs. and owen Jaster. 7O7 Wilson street. girl
Nina and Abraham Higgins, 81 Susquehsnna
street. girl.
Christine and Ira Irons. 1916 Spruce street.
girl.
girl
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Certificates have been issued 10 the following.
named Indianians:
originsI-wiiiiam Michaeis. Lochiei. s.: James
NJ. Waters. New Washington. IS
Additional-George w. Rec, Lafayette IS.
John 5. Clark. New Lebanon. -: William II
Smell. Michigan City. -: John Baker. Toledo s.:
Curtis Atkins. Fioyd's Knobs. IS: Ebenezer VIII
son. Swanville, s. Adophus ID. Walden. Evans
Vile. IS: Francis n. Hammer. Kurtz. So.
Increase-Davtd G. Mckown. Frankfort 81:
William 7. Waits. New Albany si4 Jacob Was
kom. Waskom. SIT: William r. Pheasant Ma
tionai Military Home. Marion. s.; Alexander ABB
ernathey. Marion. tl2: Jacob ID. Bszz.e. Collar.
SO: William z BiSxs. Jefsrsonvilie si2: John
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vile. $40; Beech Caption. Princeton. 81; Charles
Daum. Evansville. $2; Phi!ander Jester, Muncie.
s12: Thomas NJ Dixon. Indianapolis s4: Thomas
NJ. Small, Lebanon. sf7; Henry G. Beam. Hell
mer, $40: Charles A. McComb. Jeffersonyille. sif:
Babel w. Sheriff.. Bedford sl7; William Coe.
Oakland City. s17; William Schooiey. Muncie.
s12; Patrick Bradley. National Military Home.
Marion. $40; Reuben Lfsk. Sidney. $40: John Sha-
fer. Pilot Knob. sI7: Nathan c. Rucker Seymour.
81; William Middleton. Madison. so: Aaron
Aver. Chrisney. 81; John A Chafers. Leb-
anon s17.
Original Widows. etc.-Minors Of Charles II.
Slant. Metamora. SIS: Mary +. blackburn. Bed
ford
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MADISON. Wis. Oct. 19-The magnifi-
cent library building of the State Historical
Society. which has been under construction
for the past three years, was formally
dedicated this afternoon I'm the presence
of a large and distinguished assemblage
The exercises opened with an address by
President Johnston. OF the society. who
reviewed its entire history. He was fol-
lowed by James H. Stout, president of the
Board OF Building Commissioners. who
spoke on "a Word from the Builders .
Governor Edward Scofield and others de-
livered addresses. The structure Is OF Bed
ford stone. and cost $4,000.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Although there was a
sharp reaction in tin in London. showing a rise
OF about s2. it failed to materially AFFECT the
local situation, inasmuch as selling pressure
still dominated. The close here, however was
firm but quiet 81. 75ff2Sc. Pig iron warrants
very duh and unchanged at S9.50QIo. Lake
copper was shade firmer in London but was
dull and unchanged here at 1675G17c. Lead and
spelter both We're dun at 4-s7lsc and 4.1oq4 1sc.
respectively. The tin-plate market quiet.
The brokers price for lead was &c and for cop
per 16.s7izc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1e-Lead hrmer at 4.2oQ4 25c.
Spelter firm at 405c.
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cember 7eitc: May. S2isc: May. No. northern,
1li.c; TO arrive. TIsc: October. 724c December,
Tic. May. s0isc: No. . northern. 73i<c: No. )
spring, ess+c. oats-No. :. 2s14@2ic. Corn, Ss1kc
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1a-Flour quiet. Whea.
steady: No red, TIC Corn quiet: No. mixed
42izc. Oats firm: No. mixed. &c. Rye steady:
No. 2 57c. Lard steady at $3.50. Bulk meats
easy at $3.50. Bacon quiet at ss.55. Whisky
steady at 81 81. Sugar easy.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct 49, Wheat = October
l512c; December, 75Asd55s4c; track. No hard
Sic; No. northern. 76c: No. northern. TIA
u78c
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 19.-Barey weak No. 2.
5sc; sample, 40fl56c
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
FAT CATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE AT
STEADY TO STRONG PRICES.
Hogs Active and Strong-Sheep and
Lambs Made a Similar showing
Condition of other Markets.

UNION SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct
s.-Cattle-Recepts. LOO; shipments. 800. The
cattle market opened quiet because statesmen
were trying to advance prices. but finally on a
basis Of firm prices. the trading was fairly ac-
tive. and all the fat cattle changed hands In
good There was also a fair demand at
former prices for good feeding stock. and COM
to medium cattle were not quotably lower.
Quite a number OF steers sold at 1886. one Load
at $40. heifers as high as $40, and cows at
&.25. Quotations:
Good TO prime steers $50 lbs and up
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Deaths

Ida X Dppie. thlrty-txo. 40 North Pine
street. consumption
Stella Elliott. thirty-seven. COS West Seven
teenth street, heart disease.
Oracle II. Brock. twenty-three. Mt. jackson.
Ruanna W. Wales. fOrty-nine, lis College
avenue, apOplexy.
Mary r Pence. hfty-one. ss1 North Delaware
street.
Harry ]. Birch. nine. ISIS Mccormick street
diphtheria.
James BattaW. thirty. 60 Last Ohio
cerebrO spinal enuston-
Moses Hutton. eighiy-three. 80 Tiowbridgs
street. cancer.