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Mondays Bank CIearings.
A Good Days Trade, Weather Com
sidered-Few Changes in Values.

heavy rain i'm the early part of the day.
and remarkably weather. not the
stimulants trade needed. yesterday. The cooler
weather of last week gave life trade.
and some genuine fall and winter weather would
be appreciated by the retail merchants, and
would be reflected in the wholesale houses. Still.
In most lines business good. The whole
sale grocers continue to have an excellent bust;
ness Marsins are close. put bills are kept We'll
In fancy goods are having unusually good
trade for early in the season approaching the
changes. No change is reported i'm sugars or
coffees, as had been expected but 1t may come
later in the week Seeds are slow and unchanged
In price, as IL Is not the season or the year for
heavy demand. The provision market carries
stronger tone The new crop OF nuts begins
to come in. and prices are firm, with the active
demand. There Is more activity in sales of
tropical fruits. Sweet potatoes. cranberries and
oranges are in good request Butter and eggs
in tone. Cheese is firm at quotations.
The local grain market is fairly active. Corn
all OF the new crop. Track bids. yesterday. as
reported by the secretary OF the Board of Trade.
Wheat-No 2 red. 7sc: No. red. on milling
freight. 1sc: No red. sS@7lc; November, 7ic;
wagon wheat 73c
Corn-No. / white, sc: No. 2 white, SIC; No.
3 white. SIC; No. white, SSa35c; No. white
mixed 36i5c No white mixed, &c; No. 4
white mixed. 32q34c: No. yellow. 35,sc: No 3
yellow. 3sisc; No. yellow. 33935c; No. mixed,
s6isc; No. mixed 96l4c; No mixed. S2q34c:
oats-No 2 white. 25ssc; No 3 white 24,kc; No.
2. mixed. 2Slzc; No. 3, mixed. 221c.
Hay-No. 1 timothy. si250Gi3; No. timothy
Inspections-wheat: No. red, car. Corn:
No. white, 20 cars; No. white. 4; No. white
mixed. L; No. 3, mixed. Is; No 4. mixed, 3 no
established grade. mixed, 2; total s. cars. Oats:
Regular. mixed car. Hay: No. timothy. 3
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NEW YORK Nov 9-Butter-Receipts. 6.9i7
packages steady; June creamery. 1Sd24c; cream
cry. 19d27c: factory, 13n15i2c. Cheese-Receipts,
2s69 packages; steady; large September fancy,
lD2.c small September fancy. lie; large October
fancy, f0Ac: small October fancy, 10isc. Eggs
Receipts. 6.645 packages; steady; Western, reg
ular packing at mark, 21Q25c; Western, loss
off, &c.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19.-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery. &c; fancy Western prints,
soc. Eggs firm; fresh nearly, &c; Western &c;
Southwestern, Csc; Southern 2ic. Cheese quiet;
New York full creams. fancy small. 1lnllhc;
New York full creams, fair to choice, l0ql0s.c.
BALTIMORE, Nov. i9-Butter firm; fancy
imitation, 1920: fancy creamery. 25G26c; goot.
lade, 16c fancy ls.dle lie; store packed, 13ql5c.
Eggs firm at s4@25c. Cheese steady; large llA
Gl2c: medium. 12G12Ac.
CHICAGO Nov. Bon the Produce Exchar ge
to-day the butter market firm ereameries,
15@2Oc: dairies. l2lsGo22c. Cheese firm at 100
11Lc. Eggs easier; fresh. &c
KANSAS CITY. Nov. l9.-Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri ard Kansas stock, 17lzc per dozen. less
off, cases returned; new whitewcod cases in
Guided. &c more.
ELGIN, Nov. 19.-Butter firm at 26c. No
sales though 26c bid for all offered, 250
tubs Sales Of the week, 10.5 $40 tubs
CINCINNATI Nov 1a.-Eggs firm at 19620c.
Butter steady: creamery, 22d2ec; dairy, 12ql5c.
Cheese firm Ohio fat lie.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 9-Butter-Creamery. goa
25c; dairy, 1sq2oc. Eggs steady at 1Sl2c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Weak md LOwer-Cereals Make
Further Small Declines.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Flour-Receipts. IS 2s2
brls exports. s.56s; sales $4,000 packages; mar
ket quiet and barely steady, closing weak and
| lower to sell in sympathy with wheat. Rye flour
| dull; sales 1000 brls; fair to good s3Q3. 20;
choice to fancy, s25T360 Buckwheat -four
| quiet at 50 lOa2.2o. Buckwheat dull at 57hq
| 62lzc, C. 1. T. New York. Corn meal quiet; yell
| low Western. SIC; city. sec. Brandywine. 81 459
| go. Rye steady; No. Western. sec, (. O. b.
ahoat; State. 5lQ52c. c. l. T. New York, CARROTS
Barley steady; feeding, 426i5c. C. 1. f Buffalo:
mailing. 57g6sc, C. t. (. Buffalo Barley malt
| dull; Western. 62G16sc
wheat-Receipts. 20. 800 bu; exports, 14ss; Sales
| 3.s75.OO0 bu; futures, $4,000 spot Spot, weak;
| No. 2 red. 77Zc, T. o. b. aioat. 767sc elevator;
No. / northern Duluth sl1sQS1ssc, f. o. b. afioat;
No. hard Duluth S6ssc I. o. b. afoat Op-
n a nom %eIe strong all the
cables. unexpectedly small worlds shipments
The fact that the latter actually showed large
| increase, therefore. naturally started heavy
ket severely: closed weak at saHc net decline
March. soqs1 l-1ec. closed at soc; May, 70 7-le9
7ssse: Dssember. 7ss.SS l5-isc; closed az 7sSsc,.
spot Spot easy no. iSse elevator ysS OGo
tc on weather nsws t at
/ in wheat and further squeeze Of November
shorts shorts at Chicago Foiowing the late wheat
weak at net unchanged prices May, ilssG42Kc
closed at 4l*c; December. 42%a43isc. closed ut
42&c
Oats-Receipts. 70. 100 bu; exports So 42s. Spot
dull: No. 2. 26c; No. 3, 25xc; No. white 2Sisc:
No. 3 white, 2Sc: track mixed Western. $50
PIC: track white, Western and State. 2sa331zc.
Options dull and unsettled, closing easy.
Cut meats easy: Picked shoulders. &C. picked
| hams, S+4S4c. Lard steady: Western steamed
Ss62ia; November closed at 60. nominal. Re-
fined steady: Continent, $40
Coftee-Spot Rio steady: No. invoice. TIC.
| Mild quiet: Cordova. shG13hc Business on
/ the coffee exchange decidedly more active
to-day. The market opened steady at un-
changed prices. and ruled 109i5 points higher on
covering following late protracted and large de-
clines. The advance was checked In way by
lower European and Brazilian cables. The mar
ket closed firm at net gain for the day of s
t. 10 points Total sales we're {, $50 bags. in
| January. 6.55c; March, ssoGt. zoe; May 67O6i
eSoc: July. ssoa6 s6c, and September. s-s5as soc.
| fugal 90 test, 47sc molasses sugar. 3%c. Re-
| fined steady
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pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued 20 the following
named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued 90 the following
named Indianans:
Orieinal-John NJ Price, Muncie. S.
Supplemental-WiIiiam ID. Weiman Gasburz.
Renewal and Increase-sidney Penick. In
lpersassawillian J. T9eksT P mapaI: sl7:
tlonal Military Home Marion. 81; John 5. Me-
Cready, Connersville. so; samuel T.. Calyert.
Inman owensburg. ses; Conrad Kiehl. National
Military Home. Marion. s.. Richard Book Olln-
yilie $40; John s CRANES Bluirton $40 Elijah
Wawaka. 81; William Gibson, Lewis. Si1: Rob-
ert l. Paterson. Muncie. sls: solomon J. Ellis.
si7; Harvey ". Perkins. south Bend. $40: An.
thony Kirkey Vincennes. sio Horace Turner.
Reissue-Benjamin +. Miller. Hope sI7: To-
renzO ID Stone, West Baden. si2
Reissue and Increase-Nathan Bib. Hender-
Original widows etc.-Mary J. Richards.
Richmond. s.: minor OF James Harrel. Bloom
issue OF November ?:
Original-HOward r. LOwder. Bloomfield ti7:
Charles Essenmacher. jr., Richmond. So James
7. Peaks, Indianapolis. Sc BENJAMIN : Bull.
Addiiionai-Christian Meid. Laurel. IS: Tim
othy Gray. Spartansburg. s.: Joseph Wyids.
Restoration and Increase Peter ullmer dead.
Jasper. So
William J. Richardson. westport. sil William
Elwell Fontanet 81; Washington Light, Free-
qI srs ar; n'oa Teesa2asa sIs Asrsa B. was
State Soldiers Home. Lafayette $40.
Original widows ete,-Llnna niekerson tnoih-
MARY 5. Wohiford tmotherl Roenoke sl2; Ella
5 Reilly. Fort Wayne ss Matilda J. sprlnkls.
Eliza A sutton. star city So
Special Accrued November D-Nary HasErave.
Augusta: 81: Maria Gfgpe. Huntinyton s
(motherl. Washington. ia
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VITAL sTATISTICS-NOv. 10.
Births.

Lena and Frank NJ. Hurt 80 West Kansas
street boy.
Mertha and Oliver J. Russell, 1928 Kentucky
Rosai and Elijah Tevis. sc South Capitol ave-
nue., girl.
Emma and Michael Schumacher, city, boy
May and James Dodd, 725 North King avenue
boy.
girl.
Ella and Joseph Rojal. IL Palmer street, girl
Carrie and Charles Luetzel, 16ll South Nerd.
ian street, boy.
Minnie and Godfrey Mack. 1929 South Harlan
street, boy.
Pearl and Jacob Bankert, corner of keystone
and Washington streets. boy.
Elizabeth and Anthony Hessman, 462 Cedar
street. boy.
Mary and W. p. Clark 23O Glenn street. girl
Ida and r. w. Tuck. 222 Walcott street, boy.
Lena and Herman Behnke, 2033 College avenue
boy.
Bertha and August Buras, 2OS2 Hillside avenue
girl.
Aivina and Ferdinand Hosse. 24Ss Oxford
street. girl.
street. girl.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 19-Spirts of turpentine
nothing doing. Rosin steady at s12Odi.25. Crude
sl.55.
OIL. CITY, Nov. 19-Credit balances, sl05; cer
tifcate.-no bid. Shipments, 1895 brs; aver
age. 94315 brls runs. H1.4l5 brls; average, Ss,ao
bris.
MONTPELIER Nov 19-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. Tic per brl; North Lima
79c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Petroleum dull Rosin
steady. Spirits of turpentine easy at 4iQi41sc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 19-Spirts of turpentine
firm az 40isc. Resin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 1s.-Spirts Of turpentine
firm at 40c. Rosin firm and unchanged
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Deaths.

Kate Strifey seventeen, s23 Temple avenue
intestinal paresis.
Richard Ashby. twenty-one, 777 rear Center
street. typhoid fever.
Louise Bertzka. forty-eight, 1904 Rembrandt
street. cancer.
Washington street accident
Lizzie j. Coulson, thirty-two. ITO Ohio street
diabetis-
George w. West ifty-six. 1929 North Senate
avenue, general debility.
Mary Longer, seventeen months, 2335 Hoy
avenue, commissions.
Sarah A. Box. sixty. 1912 Udell street. peri
Laura ]. stutsman. forty-three. 2oss Cooper
street, tuberculosis.
Mary Walsh. ffty-four. $50 South Delawar,
street. phthisis pumonalis.
Jeanette r. Grant, twenty-six, III Holme.
avenue, chronic dysentery.
James r. Knapp. hfty-n nine, 434 North Eas
John Allen, ffty-six. city. heart disease
James Kennedy, forty-eight. 723 North Bel
mont avenue. typhoid fever.
Barbara Brown. thirty-eight, 207 keystone
avenue, tuberculosis.
A. G. Coffin. twenty, 1927 woodlawn avenue
di marcus P.ker ,our am Nc-,u s,-.a. an.
iberia.
Lizzie Maple. thirty-six. 1872 Madison avenue
heart failure.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

BALTIMORE. Nov. ls-Flour dull; Western
supeffne. 81 35a2 s.: Western extra, s255a2 CO.
Western family. 50. 30ff3 so; winter wheat pat.
ents. s.soa4 spring wheat patent. So s5Gi 10
spring wheat strait, s. .0tfsS receipts. 1850,
brls: exports, III brls. Wheat firmer spot and
the month. 71isq7l+c. December, uT972lsc
May Isc: steamer No Be-, red sogSoAc; receipts
pie. es972.c; Southern on grade. 7Oa.@72zc. Corr
irmer: November December, or old. AIS.
G4iac: January. nHqnhc February. ili,f
4lAc: steamer mixed, 4ol.gio&c: receipts li5.
6S7 bu: Southern white and yellow corn old stf;
s5c Oats firm: No. white s9ikn2sc: No y;
mixed. 25kE2siscs receipts, s.205 bu. Hay firm
No. timothy. $i6.2o
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1e.-Flour dull. easy: patents
s5.5oQ3.65; extra fancy and straight s3l5ds IS
clear. yz&9s.le;. wheat-So. red. cash. ssXc
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below are the selline
prices Of the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.

cThe quotations. given. below are the selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods.
Corn 75casl.25 Peaches-Eastern Standard. =
h. s2d225: 3-b seccndr. s1.0G2; California.
alb @sc 9aa6
berries. 3-lb. s.25Q1.3o; pil.eapples, standard.
f H. full %sSS ehO6ss le scSc
beans 3-lb. s08s5c: Lima beans 81. 20al Is: peas
sters' ssG2 red cherries. socsis1 lob
ssqsOc; salmon lib. s5cGs2; s-ib tomatoes. So
Candies and Nuts.
ne; grocers' mixed. sic: Banner twist stick.
slye: cream mixed. logl1c: old-time mixed sic
walnuts. 12@i4c: Brazil nuts I2Ql5c; filberts.
iSc; peanuts. roasted. 7Gsc; mixed nuts. isc
CoaI and Coke.
,a Anth "a @,, &; G. @ Kanayha -; Pitts
ciss lump eeRe lie 'e 1ss Sn
$50 per Is bu; crushed coke. 1sc per bu 50 e
s seE q eu BossouTg s per ton connsIlsyi
Brazil block $3.50 per ton; smokeless coal. IS per
=, Alcohol sz55az: %: asafoetida. 2SasOc; alum.
zs2G4c; eamphor, 6SQ zoe: cochneal. 50l155c chor-
oform. ssgs5e; copPeras brls. soc; cream tartar.
genuine. ssaioc; masnesia. earb'. aDoz soaasc
morphine, p & w. per or. 81 s5ge. so: madden.
samot per- h. S. oP,nm sa sas: sui G 0sP
& w. per o. 43gtsc; balsam copaiba. 55asOc:
soap. CASTLE. FIR, 1edi6c: soda. bfcarb. 2ikei6c:
salts EPSON. lz9fc: sulphur -four 2Ea5c: salt
peter, 1011fc: turpentine. 47d55c; glycerine ia
soc: iodide potassium s. 65d27 20; bromide potas-
sum- 55Ie0c: chlorate potash. 1567e0c: borax. %
lie; einchonida. 4o5f5c: carbolic acid. ssa4sc.
Dry Goods.
Beached sheetinss--Androscoggin L. &c; Berx-
ley; No 60, sac; Cabot. s4c. Capitol sac; Cum
terland. 5Ac; Dwight Anchor. Sc Fruit OF the
H Msss re- &C. c Gar d. ne s s,Sss &c Fun
Hili. nc; Hope. &c; Lnwood. nc; Lonsdale. Sc;
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven 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. Nov 10. 1900, FUR
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. 12s East Market street Both tele-
phones 3o05:
George w. Williams Ella NJ. Duggan,
Lot 4, II. A. Lewis q Co.'S Arsenal
Heights addition .......................... ss500(
jeremiah Farrell 20 Samuel Geman, Lot
81. James Johnson's East Ohio-Street
addition 2s75C
Mary s. Fatout TO Lcra Holloway, part
of the southeast quarter of The north
east quarter, Section 10, Township To-
Range 4 .:...................." 10000
Mary f. Johnson to Lottie Sowle ct al.
Lot 50. Block "a. North Indianapolis. 1000. Of
Louis c. Picke to John w Pickel. part
of Lots % and g. John Mock's second
addition to Oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1900.
Augusta Shelby to William Kotteman,
Lots 50 and IS. Moesches third addition 500C(
David Walter Bell to Harry G. Have
kotte ct ux.. Lot l.. Block 10, second
section Of Lincoln Park. ................. 45Oocl
i02. Ruddell & vinton's Park Place
addition 4ooet
Levi s. Pierson to Julius A. Lemcke
part OF Lot 10. square 4s...::.:....... sooOo q
Dehart Woodwork to Henry w. Furniss,
Lot 80, Block 2. first section OF Lincoln
Park 45oooG
Thomas j. Hamilton 10 James z.
Staubbs ct ux., Lot ], Lenkhardt's sub
division $4,000
Transfers II; total consideration Ss5 1a7 z
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Youths Companion.
A teacher was giving TO her class an ex-
ercise I'm spelling and defining words
Thomas" she said TO a curly-haired lit
tie boy. spell fbex.'
"I-b-e-x"
Correct. Define it,.
IAN hex" answered Thomas, after a
prolonged mental struggle, lis where you
look I'm the back part of q book when you
want 10 find anything that's printed in the
front part OF the book"
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Aside from little ac-
tivity in tin the local metal market displayed
very little animation to-day. Prices of all
grades remained unchanged except the above
mentioned. and this caused by lower Lon
don advices. closing rather easy for tin here
az rs. 50G2S. roc Pig iron warrants quiet al
ssG1O Lake copper l6 75N17c. Lead quiet
at 4S7isc Spelter quiet at 4.2.izei4. 32i &C
The brokers' price for lead &C and for cop
per lie.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19.-Lead firm at sf.25: spell
ter steady at 81 75
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Nov ia general hardening
tendency has been the rule throughout the mar
ket with evidences of increased activity along
certain lines The announcement of new prices
two lines CT spring prints is expected TO lie
followed by others in the near future. The ad-
in the material has been the feature
of the day, which has been accumulated by
slightly higher quotations for print cloths in
wide odds.
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ers 10 a determination 10 prosecute any
person fount hunting, and, the officers
and constable of their horse thief detec-
tive company have authority TO make
rests, they arrested these men, took them
before Squire Wells. OF West Newton and
filed afidavits then. The Sc and costs I'm
each case were over ST. and neither OF the
men was prepared 10 pay the s.. They
were committed 10 Jail Let this be notice
to all men that the farmers west OF May
cute all persons found hunting their
farms. ONE OF THEM
West Newton. Ind Nov. 10
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NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-Poultry-Alive, quiet;
fowls, SG9c; chickens. SM9c: ducks. 50a65c
geese, slmL37iz Dressed weak; broilers, 11g
lac; sprir\-ers 9d9i2c.
CHICAGO Nov. 19.-Dressed poultry firm;
turkeys. siec chickens. &c; ducks. 9d91lc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 19.-Poultry firm: chickens.
&c; turkeys, SIG.
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Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments none. The re-
ceipts of hogs comparatively liberal 'or
Monday. and there were net many prime KINDS
represented In keeping with other places the
market opened with buyers bidding sharply lower
prices, and, with statesmen slow In making con-
cessions, the trading from start to finish was
sluggish. a good clearance was made. however
at 5G10c lower prices than last Saturday. and
the average was generally about nc lower
Practically all Of the supply sold TO local packing
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Cash quotations were as soiloys: Flour easy
No. spring wheat, t7df7lirc: No. red, 7lIad
14c. No. corn 4ofsG40%c. No. 2 yellow ava
4o&c. No. white oats. 26G 25izc Nc. white
SHQ2el2c No. rye. iilec. Good feeding barley,
6sdssc: fair TO choice mailing. coo. No. 1 flax
seed s164sz: No L Northwestern. s1.66. Prime
timothy seed, $40. Glover seed. contract grade.
SIC. Mess pork. per brl. s1n.509l0 e2k. Lard per
leo lbs. Tl7z67.2 20 Short-r.b sides tloose) s. %
as. Dry-salted shoulders tboxed). s5.1J65 s7Is
Short clear sides (boxedD. s6.75d6S5. Whisky.
basis Of high wines. 1927
ReceiDts-Fiour. 1900 brls; wheat, 13l COO bu:
corn, 100000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu: rye, 1900 blu;
barley $4,000 bu- Shtpments-Fiour. II, 600 brls:
wheat $4,000 bu; corn. Asp. 600 bu oats, 2fG, 900
bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley, 1l.0C0 bu.
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Visible Supplies of Grain.

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-The statement OF the
visible supply of grain. in store and afioat. on
Saturday. November IL, compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange. is follows: Wheat
62 3Sl 900 blu. an increase of 16SS 0O0 corn. $685.
900 bu, an increase of 1913. 0o0 oats. u s33 900
bu decrease of 5000: rye 1,37f, 900 bu an in
crease OF $4,000; barley. S,26s.OO0 bu. decrease
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Griggs to Open Law omoe..

NEW YORK. Nov. 19-Personal friends
of Attorney General Griggs are authority
for the statement that Mr.. Griggs. on his
retirement from President McKinley's
Cabinet. will open a law office in New
York city. II is said he will also have an
Office in Washington. and will make n
speciality OF practice In the United States
Supreme aud Circuit courts.
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VAN VERT. o., Nov. I9.-Judge Mooney
to-day refused TO quash the indictment for
murder against Mrs. Van Lew. who is
charged with having thrown vftriol i'm tbs.
face of Miss Alice Hammel. Miss Hammel
died as the result of her injuries. Mrs.
Van LEW. who Is the wife OF prominent
banker. has been in jail here since her
arrest two months ago.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is.-Cotton strong:
sales. 1850 bales: ordinary. Sc; good ordinary.
Stsc; low middling. exc middling. csc; good
mddling, csc; middling fair. 10 3-i6c. Receipts,
- si2 bales stock 254 80 bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. IeSpot cotton steady: &c
advance. Middling upands 10 Lice; middlng,
gulf, 10 5-16c Sales, 435 bales
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Transfers. II; total consideration. 49,. SIS.
Building Permits.

Ellen Ford. remodel Minerva and Michigan
Sco0-
Walter Winnings. house and shed, jackson
street 500
James B. Adams. frame addition. Prospect
street $500
NJ l. Wagner & Son. addition. I5s. Hill ave-
nue
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To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
On Sunday. Nov. is. three men were
found hunting on the farms west OF May
wood. The annoyance and damage to the
farmers In this community from men
hunting on their farms has led the farm
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The market for evap-
GRATED apples ruled rather quiet, but at abort
steady TO unchanged prices. State common was
quoted at 4a5c: prime. 4Ae1s14c; choice. 5ikQ5c:
fancy, 6g6ixc. California dried fruits were in
active. Prunes nominal at 3laGSc per h. April
cots-Roya!. 1iQ14c: Moor Park. 15Ql6c. Peaches
Peeled, 16g2Oc; unpeeled. s@9c.
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Prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys. hens. Sc per lb toms, sc; hens, 6izc
cocks. &c; ducks. full featheied. &c; geese. full
feathered. $40 per dozen; young chickens. 6ikC
per Id.
Cheese-New York full creams. i3c; domestl.
Swiss. lie; brick. 14c; limburger. 1Sc.
Butter-Choice roll. lie per Id; poor, No 2, &c
Eggs-Fresh zoe per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per Id; prime duck
2cc per ID.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; Csc for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed. $4,000; tub-wpshed
2sG3oc bury and understandable, 395c less
fine merino. 15q17c: coarse braid. lie.
Rabbits .H.0Gi.20 per dozen for hunters
dressed.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No /. sac; No. 2. TIC;
No. calf, 9%c; No. calf. sac.
Grease-White. &C; yellow, SIC; brown, 2%c.
Talow-No. i, &c; No. 2. sac.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE IN FAIR SUPPLY, ACC0MPA-
MED By \ WEAKER TENDENCY.
Hogs Moderately Active at Lower Fig
ures-Sheep Quiet-COndition
of Markets Elsewhere.
Union sTocKYARps. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov.

UNION sToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov
1s.-Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments none. Inere
was a very fair supply of cattle for this tine
in the week, but the receipts were principauS
common grades. and with the number OF tnat
kind carried over from the close OF last week
there nothing in the market to invite ene
attention Of buyers. consequently the bidding
was not very satisfactory. and very few transae-
tons were reported In harmony with reports
from other places this morning the indications
are not very promising to the shipper Tor me
near future. Quotations:
Good to prime steers, 1.sSo lbs and up
nd
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Nov l9.-wcol unchanged: me-
dunn, 20G121c; light fine, 1s@17c; heavy fine liz
I4c; tub washed, 1SG2S1lc.
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Marriage Licenses.
Defined.

George A. Smock and Anna Wilgus
Frank Jarvis and Lizzie Roundtree.
Frank A Southland and May l.. Bcwsher
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Hogs-Receipts, 5Oo shipments, $50. The quail
ity fair, there being few cars of good
heavy packing that sold at $780, The bulk OF
the sales was made at $3.50 to $3.50 for light TO
heavy packing, and s495 for select heavy. The
market opened active at about SC decline. and
closed steady with all sold. Quotations: