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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-19
At NEW YORK.
Small Decline Noted I'm FIOur-Nearly
All Markets Weaker.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Flour-Receipts q. Al
brIs: exports, e.2s2 brls; sales. 400 packages.
Market weak and sc to 15c lower, without at
tracing buyers. who held of expecting further
decline in wheat; winter straights, s3.45Q3. go;
Minnesota patents, 81. l0q440. Rye flour steady:
sales. 400 brls fair to good 50. 1o@3so choice TO
fancy, sS.S5a3.7o. Buckwheat -four dull at LOG
230 Buckwheat nominal at 60@6Sc, c. 4. f.. New
York. Corn meal weak: yellow Western SIC;
city, soc; Brandywine. s2.45d2.so Rye dull: No.
Western. 5Sc. f. b.. afoat; State. 54Q56c.
C. 1. f., New York. Barley steady feeding, AQ
ACC. c. /. f.. Buffalo; mating. 5sG61c. c. 1. f..
Buffalo Barley malt dull; Western s296sc-
wheat-Receipts. 126. $50 bu; exports. sS,0S2 bu;
sales, 3,96O,C0o bu futures and 24o, 900 bu spot.
Spot weak; No. red. 1850, (. Q. b., ahoat and
76ssc elevator; No. / northern Duluth, s4ssc,
f. O. b.. afoat: No. 1 hard Duluth s6ssc, (. o b..
aloat. Options experienced a day of heaviness.
under renewed liquidation disappointing cables,
rne weather bearish Argentine crop news again,
small export demand and lack of outside sup
port. The only demand came from scattered
March. s2aS2 s-isc closing at s2xc NAV.
g S-lsaS2 Ii-isc. closing at Ss5se octoesr Mg
Corn. Receipts. lo1 alO Blu: exports ne ZIG bu;
f fpc o. b. ahoat' Options weak and lower, espe.
Eess 1ne spes and active
notwithstanding another. big export demand.
Weather was fine and cables lower; closed weak
at A(l1c net decline May, 41hq41hc. closing at
z12sc; October, 45Ga46c closing at 45Ac; Decem-
Der, H7sQ4zBc. closing at 4l7sc.
Oats-Receipts. 10000 blu; exports, 6.955 bu:
sales, 10000 bu spot: Spot quiet; No 2. 25c; No.
8, 24%c; No. white, 27Ac; No white, 26i5c:
track mixed Western. 24k@2elzc; track white
Western and State, 2sqssc. Options dull and
weak
Lard steady; Western steam. 80, Refined
steady Pork easier; family, s16Q16.50 short
Clear. sl4@is; mess sIsdi4 TaIlow easy; city
fs2 for package). 4&c asked; country packages
free). 4A@5c.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. invoice. sac. Mild
quiet; Cordova. 9xQ14c Futures closed steady.
with prices unchanged to points lower. Total
sales. 1000 bags. including: October. 7c;- No
vember, lose; December, 715c January, LOG;
March, 7SOc: May, 7.40c; July, 7.50c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. &c: cen
trifugal 90 test, 4Ac; molasses sugar, &c. Re-
fined quiet.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

BALTIMORE Oct 1s.-Flour-dull and lower;
Western super, 2.40G25o; Western extra, $3.50
a. Western family. $1,000; winter wheat
40: spring wheat straight, s3.S5Q4; receipts.
72s4 brls; exports. a.S01 brls. Wheat-Dull and
lower; spot and the month, 12Aa72sc: Decem-
her 747seI75c; May, s0%Gs1c; steamer No 2 red
7olG7Ossc receipts. %. 1888 bu; exports. $3.50 bu:
Southern by sample. esa.Sc; southern on grade,
4iIb644s.c November. 4ilsc asked for old; new,
42s.Q4sc: November or December. new or old.
steamer mixed 4sikG4ss4c: receipts, Ss,sl4 bu;
exports 1877 Os2 bu; Southern white corn. 4sl4G
47isc; Southern yellow corn 45ls@47c. Oats dull
No. 2 white 2702Sc; No. mixed, 25Q25nc;
receipts. 1873 bu: exports 21s. 4o5 bu.
ST LOUIS Oct Is.-Fiour unchanged. Wheat
No red cash, 72c; October. 72%c; December
72ss672%c; May. 7s7sc; No; hard. ssassllc
Ss7sassSc: May. s5lsc. oats-No. cash. 22Ac
october, 22lLc; December. 22za22%c: May, 24Nc;
lard higher: choice, 1915. Dry salt meats
Boxed lower extra shorts. clear ribs and clear
sides, 81 e21s Bacon-Boxed lower; extra shorts
clear ribs and clear sides. $s.37sk. Timothy seed
steady at s.. 75G4.25. Corn meal steady at 81 %
G2iO Bran quiet; sacked, east track, &c. Hay
TmSthy steady a at ssq prairie IRE, r,o at $50
al s1s5 Bagging. s10Gs.S5c Hemp twine
&c Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat IS 900
Flour g. 600 brs: wheat. 1000 bu; corn, So 900 bu
oats, 1900 bu
LIVERPOOL. Oct s.wh ss dun; No.
Western winter, os "a NO i Northern
spring. 6s ilkd; No. 1 California. SIS SID Fu-
t,Ires dull; December 6s sd: February, ss lsd.
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed. new. As sad
F-utures quiet November. As esd; December
4s lad: January, IS l0Kd- Lard-Americsn re.
fined duh at sSs Cd. Hams-Short cut quiet at
44s sd. Bacon-cumberland cut quiet ass Sd
Short ribs steady at ass.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. acknowledgements.
s5sGss7sc: May. 7ok@7o%c: cash. No hard'
65ilmesc, No. red. es1Qe9c- Corn-December
s2zc: May 337sG34c: cash, No. q 24kc: No 4
white s7I1c- Oats-No- white. 2SssfI25c Re-
ceipts-wheat 12s. 500 bu: corn. q, 600 bu: oats
5000 bu. Shipments-wheat. 600 bu; corn.
IL 400 bu: oats. 1000 bu.
TOLEDO. oct. is.-wheat duh and lower.
cash and October. 761c; Noember. 7gkc: Dscem.
Der, 7sAc: May. sac. Corn--cash. tsi&c: Ocean.
Der. ssisc. Oats nrm and steady; cash end 90.
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tiers. 81. ss92 red cherries. s0c9si Strawberries.
5sas6c: salmon. lib. s5cas2: BIB tomatoes. S
Coal and Coke.
SIS; Jackson; e; Island city lump. S. lump
l2c per bu. s. per . bu: Blossburg, $ per ton:
q eT tn Gsne y BLOCK pE 81 30 peS ton
less coal. s. per ton-
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron, 25Oc: horseshoe bar. 2759sc: nail roc.
&c: pillow slabs 4.5oc; American cast steel. s9iic;
tire steel sGSlzc; spring steel. 4iz9sc-
Leather.
sec: harness. sSSssc ssifting. ssgaOc: oe .,nsse
strap. 40u42c; city kip. 60QS5c; French kip, s0cG
sl.2O: city calfskin- sOcasllO: French caifskiE.
Alcohol. s2.52a2ss asafoetida. 25asoc; alum. IA
azc: CO mpnor. 7O975c: cochineal. 5Oq55c; chioro-
p ISas ssSsse inSiso ssas6c corice. cais0
ssnuns sI4os WaFnssia c a. e;,; s, so 2ogzsc
ss S S sss;S o p1 sa 8 outline, G 0fF
soap. CASTLE. FIR, i2Qlsc: soda. bfcarb.. 2,s9os
salts ERs9 iss sSlphsg our zSg;o ss at
&c: iodide potassium, 81. s5l2 TO- bromide potas-
se e eS & 80
Groceries.
COUee-t1COu.
Pse ass a1S az
Gilasd santos 2!c prime santos 21e PaSkas:
Jsnsey. is5c; Caracas isssc Dutch Java blend
le.5Oc; Dillworth's. l2.75c; Mail Pouch. .I5c:
cetesS 6.ensed Jssa nsS1; Jax-och hs ls
sic; powdered. 6.l7c; xxx powdered, 622c;
standard granulated sO7e: ene granulated s-o7e:
bags. e:17c; graduated. 2-lb bags. s.I7c; granu-
ass s s se cuoes soIS mold A.
2 Windsor A. SIZE; Ridgewood A, 5.e7c;
cossn E A. e e E% %Pnss54 Es s Ieeai
Ridgewood Eek. G. 5:s2c; 8 Yellow Elk: c.: 5;22c:
IS yellow sG7c fi yellow. 5Sac is yellow
5.02c; 16 Yellow s02c.
sSait-In car lots. S115a1.2o; small lots. $1,000
,Fiou. Sacks paper,-Pain. 1-ss brl. per 1000.
sS plsin eF b1 pre- PER S. oo ssl S is No sr
$50; = brI. so: 4 brl, SIC: No cream plain.
bril- Extra charge ss r ss' prt ns
ssG nus assss sSf gloves
Beans.Choics hand-pisked navy; S. 4o92s per
Screened Beans-s2 s5I24D.
fair to prime. 2sGssc: choice. ssg4oc: syrups %
Rice-Louisiana. 4lsaslsc: Carolina, ehaslsc.
Shot-sl soq1.60 per bag for drop.
Ss No dss ssss shosp S Ss: sres
2,hoop pals. sl.5O91sO: double washboards. SIS
pins. 6Off65c per box.
:, Wood Dishes.No l. per 1000. s. 25@s 50; No. 2.
2:5Od2.75. No. 3. 50 1903; No g. So 251350
Twine-Hemp 1267isc per ID: wool sSpioc: FAX
zo9soc; paper. CSC: jute. 12@i5c: cotton 1s@ssc.
Nails and HOrSeshoes.
s latss san 5 ns'
per keg, a. mule shoes. per keg. $3.50; horse
nails. s4q5 per box Barb wire. galvanized. $325
painted, 1910.
Seeds.
Clover. choice, prime, s5.5016: English, choice,
sS.5oG6; alske. choice, s7GS alfalfa, choice s6D1;
crimson or scarlet clover. s4qi.5O; timothy, 45
lbs. prime. 81 2O6240 strictly prime. g. 1902 IS;
choice. 81. $500 40; fancy Kentucky, IA lbs. lilo;
extra clean 6O@75c; orchard grass, extra, 81. 200
Loo; red top, choice. S0cdT40; English blue
grass, "A lbs. s2Q2.50: German milet. SOL IS:
Western German miet. 9ocGsl: common miiiet
&G90c.
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VITAL STATISTICS-OCT. 1S
Birth n.

Mary and Barth Dugan, city, boy.
Emma and George Matthews. 2s13 North Sen
ate avenue, twins, boy and girl.
Pearl and Sherman Hase. s1o West Maryland
street. girl.
Mrs. and Carl H. Taylor. 244s North Pennsyl-
vania street, boy.
sets avenue. boy.
Clara and Harry H. Walter 2s1s Hillside ave-
nue., boy.
ician street, girl
Josie and James Quail. s7S Rhode Island street
girl.
Tillie and Eugene Hoffman s1s Union street
boy.
Minnie aad Joseph Bell. 1904 North Wisconsin
street. girl.
Barbara and Jerry o'conner. SIS Agnes street,
girl.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH Oct. 1s.-Spirits OF turpentine
frm I, at a5 SssSc; :, E 70 r. ~ siSs; 81
81 N, $780, window glass; $3.50; water white
OIL CITY, Oct. 1s.-Credit balances. s1.10.
Certihcates-no bid. Shipments. 71.75S brs; av-
erage, 1888 brls: runs, 9S,77S brls; average.
WILMINGTON, Oct. 1s-Spirits of turpentine
turpentine steady at s1.S0 80. Tar steady at
$1.40.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 1S-To-day's prices IN
crude oils were as follows: Indiana, nc; South
Lima, Tic; North Lima Sc
CHARLESTON, Oct. lS-Spirits Of turpentine
nrm at S7lec. Rosn steady; b. c, d, s120; A.
SIPS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Petroleum dull. Rosin
quiet Spirits OF turpentine firm at 42lzI43c-
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H. Arnhol,er. brick storeroom. $50 Virginia ave-
nue.; cost, s., 500.
L. A. Won stoden. cottage. Wright street: cost.
$780,
j. H. Furnas. shed. corner Of North and Full
ton streets; cost $500.
M. ]. Hayes. cottage, West Ohio street; cost,
$780,
c. L. and E. Lucas. frame house. Dewey ave-
nue.: cost, 81, 900.
william Crouch. repairs. zoos High street, cost.
1850
nue.: cost, 500.
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BROOKLYN WON THE CUP
AND THE CLUB PRESENTED THE
TROPHY TO PITCHER M'GINNITY.
Latter Also Given 800 by the Man.
aEement for His Good Work
i'm the Box This Season.

PITTSBURG. Oct. 1S.-The agony is over.
Brooklyn is champion of the world base
balIicaIly, the owner of the beautiful five
hundred-dollar Chronicle-Telegraph trophy
and carries away one-half the gate receipts
of the four games necessary to decide their
supremacy over Pittsburg. The champions
demonstrated throughout the series that
they were deserving of the league pennant
by playing better ball in every way than
their opponents, who finished second in the
race The Chronicle-Telegraph cup trophy
will be presented to the Brooklyn players
at the Alvin Theater tomorrow night by
Mayor Diehl. To-day's score:
Pittsburg .......O 0 90 O1OO OIL . 8
Brooklyn .......1 8 1 0 0-6 s 0
Batteries-Leever, Waddell O'Connor and
thinner; McGinnity and Farrell.
The Brooklyn team went out of training
Immediately after the game to-day and to-
night INDUCED in jubilee dinner at their
hotel AS mark of appreciation, and
acknowledgment that to his brilliant work
on the rubber the success of the club was
largely due, the team by unanimous con-
sent decided to turn over to Pitcher Nc
Ginnity the handsome trophy cup, it to be
his personal property forever The twirler
was greatly surprised on being made the
recipient of this token of esteem on the
part of his fellow-players and he was at
a loss for words to express his feelings.
The Brooklyn management gave McGinnity
$l0C extra for his good work.
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CEREALS in A DECLINE
WEAK CABLES CAUSE AN EARLY
BREAK IN WHEAT.
Easy Tone in Corn Checked by Heavy
Markets Dull and Weaker.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-Wheat declined heavily
early to-day on weak cables, but steaded on the
receipts and some export buying. December clos
ing Sq4c under yesterday. Corn closed &c
and oats a shade down. Provisions closed a
shade sc lower.
A decline Of sd at Liverpool, combined with
good weather and better prospects in the Ar
gentine influenced heavy liquidation in wheat
during the better part of the day. December
opened 1z64sc lower 744sc to 74lzc, and de-
clined to 737sc. At the bottom shorts covered to
secure profits and there export buy
ing and December reacted to 747sc, closing "a
Sc lower at 7ii4G7i%c. The primary receipts
200 bushels. compared with 1.2s9.o0o last year
were a help in steadying the market. New York
reported forty-ive loads for export and sales
were 100000 bushels Seaboard clearances in
wheat and flour were equal to $4,000 bushels
Local receipts were oS9 cars. two of contract
grade while Minneapolis and Duluth reported
53s cars. against 500 last week and SIS year
ago.
Corn was quiet and steady for December
although the nearby futures were easier. Sales
aggregating 100000 bushels for shipment, al
though made at low price, helped the market
to resist the bearish influences of declining
wheat market, lower cables and good weather
The seaboard reported 2s5 loads taken for ex-
port December sold between s5c and 35hGS54c
closing nc lower at S5lsc. Receipts were SCI cars
Oats were steady in view of the wheat break
The demand in oatmeal did much to sustain the
price The market was small one. Receipts
were 233 cars December sold between 2l%p
217sc and 217sa22c. closing shade down at
217sc.
Provisions were fairly active. The market
opened lower under the influence OF hog re-
ceipts 5000 head over the estimate, and as
packers were selling early the tone for some
time was easy. Later buying, particularly OF
lard by early sellers caused recovery or
nearly all the early dip. January pork sold be-
tween slI.1O and 81. 22K, and closed shade
down at sl1 2OfI11. 22is; January lard between
So so and Sc 556 STA closing 212c lower at So 90
and january ribs between s5.S71s and sos212g
Sos with the close sc depressed at 1886.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 2le
cars: corn $50 cars: oats, 235 carsS hogs, 1900
head.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS. Oct. 1.-Cattle-Receipts, ~: shipments
The light supply was made up entirely
of mixed butcher cattle and light feeders The
demand for good to choice butcher stock was
quite strong. and prices well sustained.
while the common light goods were dull and
neglected. Stock cattle very dull. with q
light demand. The outlook for choice light ana
medium export steers is fair, and indicates
steady prices for the remainder OF the week
The closing steady. with all sold. Quota
tons:
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tober. &c December. &C. Rye dull at Sc. Cio-
YER seed dull and lower: cash old prime. S-10
March. $3.50.
CINCINNATI. Oct l.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet; No red. Ike Corn quiet: No. mixed.
4z1c- Oats easy; No. mixed. &c. Rye quier'
No. 56lzc. Lard quiet at $40. Bulk meats
easy at $40 Bacon easy sS.55. Whisky
firm at S127. Sugar easy.
DULUTH, Oct. 1s.--Wheat-No. ! hard. 79hc;
No. northern. s7isc: No. 2, 72Ac: No spring.
6sAc; 10 arrive. No. hard. 7si4c; No. north
ern, slAc; December. No. l northern TIC; May.
No. northern. s0hc. Oats. 23kQ23c. Corn.
3s1xc.
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At Morris Park-The Amazon, even; Lit
tie Daisy, s to L; Kellashronda, 3 to 5; Alard
Scheck won, but disqualified for under
weight and race given to Belle of Troy;
Asquith, 3 TO 1; Bangor, to 5.
At Newport-Beana, to 5: Port Wine,
to 5; Farmland, to L; John Yerkes, even;
Our Lady. 3 to 1; Princess Thyra, 31a to 1.
At Harlem-Konwreath, even; Frangible
IA to s. Keniworth, z to 5; Frelinghuysen,
to /; Chappaqua, 10 to 1: Aurea, 6 to l.
At st. Louis-Harry Thoburn, 8 to 5; Tea
Gown, to 1; Jack Adie, to 1; Theory, 4
to 5; Innuendo. 10 to 5: Domsie, to /.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK Oct 1s.-Poultry. alive. firm:
fowls, 1ol2c: chickens. 1Oc dressed. irregular at
9Q9hc: fowls, 10c.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1s-Poultry dull; chickens.
e1zc: turkeys. TIC; geese, &C.
CHICAGO, Oct. distressed poultry Arm; tur-
keys. sic; chickens, sh@9c.
CINCINNATI Oct. 1s.-Poultry firmer; chick
ems, SQ11c turkeys, &c.
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LONDON, Oct. ia large attendance was
present at the wool auction sales to-day. The
number of bales offered was 4s1 Merinos
lowing are the sales In detail: New South
Wales. s,4oo bales; secured. sd@ls pad, greasy
4G10d. Queensland, 600 bales; secured, 6l1dG0
Is SID; greasy. 4A@9d. Victoria, 1900 bales
secured, Sladq1s SGD; greasy, 4AQlo1sd. South
Australia, 700 bales; greasy. 41zd71zd. New Zea-
land. $500 bales: secured 5%da1s ssd; greasy.
4@sszd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal 500 bales,
secured, Is 1dQls I'd; greasy, 31sq6%d.
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' ~. futures ranged AS follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and easy No. 8 spring wheat 6sQ73%c; No. 2
red. 74lkc. No corn. 404@41c; No yellow
40lzG4OSsc. No. white oats. 24%c; No. 3 white
2shQ24lsc. Fair to choice mailing barley. $50
si.S1h. Prime timothy seed, A10d4.15. Clover
seed contract grade. slo.25. Lard. per 100 lbs.
So T7k6 S2Iz Short-rib sides Qoose), IS. 40i6. Is
Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), ss.25@650. Short
clear sides tboxedl. ss.S7ssq7. Whisky. on basis
of high wines. $127.
Receipts-Flour, Zoo brls wheat, 1l5.ooo bu:
corn. 2S3,Oo0 bu; oats, 1928, 900 bu rye 5000 bu:
barley 95 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls:
wheat $4,000 bu; corn. 3o6.o00 bu; oats, 22so 900
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, %. 900 bu.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-A further decline Of f3
IN tin at London, making a total loss of f5 for
two days. served to create a very weak under
tone here. and drop OF 80 points was apparent
at the close. with sellers at q. 60c for spot Cop
per also experienced another drop in London of
lbs Cd. but the local situation was not materially
changed, closing dull at l6.75Q17c. Lead and
spelter ruled dull at Attic and 41O44. 15c
spectiyely, and pig iron warrants were extremely
dull. The brokers' price for lead was &C and for
copper 16S7izc.
ST. LOUIS Oct 1S.-Lead dull at 2Oc Spell
ter steady a 4.05c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-No change i'm general
market conditions in cotton goods. The current
demand is quiet throughout but in direction
sellers less difficult deal with than before.
Stocks continue small in all staple lines. Print
cloths are inactive. but prices firmly held. No
change in prints quiet demand coming forward
at full prices. Thin wash fabrics good sell
ers Ginghams firm. Cotton lining in somewhat
improved demand and firm.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1s,-Cotton steady
Sales. $1,000 bales. Ordinary, 9-l6c; good ordi-
nary. s 3-16c: low middling 13-16c: midding
3-16c; medium, CSC; middling fair. CSC. Re-
ceipts, 1S,012 bales; stock 0,019 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is.-Cotton-Spot clos.i
quiet; middling uplands. 15-16c; middng gulf
10 Bloc. Sales 200 bales.
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victory for Carroll Hall.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE, Ind, Oct. 1S-The University
of Notre Danes Carroll Hall eleven played
the Laporte High School eleven at the fair
grounds in this city to-day and won by the
score of 20 to 0. Twenty-minute halves
were played.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s-Oferings of evaporated
apples continue light and the market continues
full steady at fully sustained prices Common
was quoted from &c to SC: prime. 4&q5hc:
fruits inactive. Prunes 31zq7izc per 10, as
TO size and quality. Apricots, Royal, 1l@llc;
Moor Park. 15a16c. Peaches. peeled. 16d20c:
unpeeled. 6d9c.
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Deaths.

Edward Many. twenty-seven, 40 North Pine
street. bhthisis pumonalis
William ID. Lane twenty-seyen. l102 Shelby
street: consumption
Charles Aneshaensel. seventy eight 2o5 Union
street: heart failure
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Waler H. Holmes. of Kansas City, has
been elected president OF the American
Street-railway Association, and New York
has been selected as the place Of holding
the next annual convention.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Increase-wtiiiam Ritchison. Ogden. SIT: Jacob
Mantx Evansville. 81: James Higgins. Vine
yard. S12: Henson D. Pittman Sullivan. 90:
1iehasl Q. Held Madison. ~; John =. padesst
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

Following IS a list Of letters uneailed for In
Indianapolis postoffice Thursday. Oct r. 100.
Parties calling for ss.-ne please give name and
date Of this iisf.
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The Central Trust Company
Offices: $50 East Market Street.

CONF Reasons for Appointing THE MARION
- TRUST CO Executor or Trustee Under Wills
OF in any Trust Capacity:
&c has the requisite capital to handle and pro-
tect large interests.
It's operations are systematized and accounts
carefully kept. that at any time the Interested
parties know the exact status OF their AFFAIRS
It's experience in business and legal matters rem
ders much less liable to mistakes than an lndi-
yidua1- II offers the requisite SECUKtI Il. 81 a
BILITY and EXPERIENCE for the transaction
of Estate business at reasonable rates and invites
confidential interviews pertaining thereto.
Northeast Market IT and Monument fiace-
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
Thursdays Bank CIearings.

At New York-Clearings. s17s. .ssl: balances.
$s,fSs. 020.
AT Boston-Clearings, 81, 97s sls: balances. ST.
sci 15e
At PhiIedelphia-CIearings $14 ss2 ss2; balances,
81. 76i,S57.
At st. Louis-Clearings. ss0sss74; balances.
s4s2. $50.
At Baltlmore-Clearings. sS.0+.Ol5: balances
S454. 194.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. s2.444.ooo.
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miscellaneous
RAILROAD TIME CARD.

p. M time 10 In BLACK hgures.-Trains marked
thus: s1Daily. s-sleeper. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. DEFINING Cal. f-Except sunday.