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New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
TWENTr-THIRD REVIEW POSTPONED

Owing TO a misunderstanding by Major General
Roe as TO certain engagements he had made. the
review of the sd Regiment which was 20 have been
held last night has been postponed until January
4 The committee of Company IL appointed TO Sc
Iect a candidate for first lieutenant, has reported
the name of Second Lieutenant F. Fl. Guild An
election will be held January
Company is proud Of its record at the recent
muster when il had all of its lOl members present
Germany q stood next with 1G0 members present
and one absent Since the muster Of last year the
regiment has made net gain OF ~ men
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
MAJOR SMITH GETS HIS C0HMAND.

COLONEL. BATES ASSIGNS HIM TO THE SECOND
BATTALION OF THE SEVENTY FIRST
Colonel Bates OF the list Regiment has assigned
Major Clinton H. Smith, who was recently ordered
restored 20 duty in the regiment by the Court OF
Appeals to the command of the I'd Battalion,
composed Of Companies 3. E. f, II and IL brlea-
ster General George Moore Smith will review the
regiment next Friday night. Lieutenant boynton
of Con pa ny F. has announced that he Will resign
Ne has been one of Major Smiths strongest sup
porters and the members CT the COMPANY! nave
haen ooposed to him this account Lieute1lant
TJ,,fchfnson has received the unanimous nomina-
zion for the captaincy. and the company is IN &C
cord COMPANY K will hold smoker in January
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
PHLADELPHIA'S PET SHOW
PRIZES OFFERED FOR TOY DOGS, HIGH
BRED CATS. PIGEONS, BELGIAN
HARES AND POULTRY.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec n (speciaD-For the third an
nual exhibition of the Keystone Poultry, Plseon
and Pet Stock Association. which Will open IN
the Export Exposition Building on December e.
special effort has been directed to making Toy oogs
and highbred cats the chief exhlolts. Las. yea &
the novel cat department proved the principal
drawing card. and the room devoted to the dis
play of these pets was the principal gathering place
of the
Entries so far in all the classes have been SO nu-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
siHTr-yIyTH REGIMENT REVIEW.

review Of the 6sth Regiment Will be held on
January s. instead OF on date previously Sc
lected The reviewing officer will be General Nell
son Henry. Lieutenant Collins. OF Company {;
has been detailed for duty with Company A, and
Battalion Adtutant Hughes has also been detailed
to Company A. which IS at present without on
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
Drills ORDERED FOR 1ITH REGIMENT.

Battalion drills have been ordered by Colonel
Kline of the 14th Regiment to begin on January S.
when the Cd Battalion, under Major Mitchell, will
be on the fioor. The 1st Battalion. IN command OF
Major Garcia. Will drill on January 5, and the Sd
Battalion under Major FOOte. viii drill on January
10 Lieutenant Colonel TObey has been detailed as
inspector Of drills.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
LEAKS IN ARMoRT ROOF CAUSE DAMAGE.
a FORMER LIEUTENANT GIVES COMPANY K 22D
REGIMENT. \ COLLECTION OF BOLos.

Leaks In the roof Of the 22d Regiment Armory
whereby the rain last Saturday came into the par
lor and locker rooms of Company c. have done
large amount of damage company and State
property In the company parOr the ceiling in
parts been ruined. the tapestry the walls as
well as the carpet injured while the piano received
a thorough wetting. The mems clothing and ac-
coutrements in the lockers were all wringing wet
Ex-Sergeant j. b. Graham. of Company H. 43d
United States Volunteers. has given to Company
X in which he time served Lieutenant,
a collection of bolos which he picked up battle
fields in Samar and Leyte. In the Philippines. The
collection has been hung the wall of the m
pany parlor, In a glass case. Company d has had
It's parlOr lighted by electricity. The beefsteak
dinner of the company, to be held at the armcry
the evening Of December 81 promises to be inter-
esting. Sergeant w. A. H Foster, of Company T.
appointed first sergeant. in place OF Alten
who honorabIy discharged. Sergeant A Mitch
ell. jr.. old member of the company. has applied
for his discharge. A dance will be given in Com
pany early in January.
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dull as yesterdays and commission bust
ness was practically at a standstill. never
theless prices showed a rising tendency at
the opening. and its strength was main
was Unexpectedly strong. with the result
that arbitrage houses were fairly large
buyers, more especially OF the Fries, South
ern Pacific. st. Paul and AtchisOn. Anal
gamated Copper advanced on Boston buy
ing. although il was said that the best
authorities did not believe that the next
dividend would be increased. Smelter was
again under pressure at the opening, but
subsequently rallied, owing to the cover
ing OF the shorts.
Both Denver common and preferred were
dealt I'm TO a moderate extent at advancing
ngureS. II is said that the annual report,
which should be published next week, will
make an extremely favorable exhibit. IL is
not improbable that > per cent. will be
SHOWN to have been earned on. the COM
mon. Pool buying of hard coalers. more
especially Reading and the Erie, was
again prominent. while there was a little
commission buying of Steel common and
preferred. in the expectation that the strike
would be declared OFF next week.
Call money was a shade higher. and there
was a disposition generally on the part OF
the banks to secure 3 per cent. over the
holidays. Not much attention was paid TO
the prospect of a bad bank statement. al
though the preliminary estimate was That
the banks have lost six and three-quarter
million dollars during the week. The sub
treasury transferred about $3.50. 900 TO Chi
cago and further transfers will be made
next week. AS an Offset 10 the losses by
the banks II should be noted that sterling
exchange was' again decidedly weak, anu
tnat III is within measurable distance OF
the point at which gold can be proftably
imported. Rates for money in London con-
tinue easy. and the position of the Bank
oil England Is an exceptionally strong one,
consequently no opposition would be en-
countered from that institution TO the ship
ment OF gold to this country.
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BOSTON. Aus. 9O.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say In Tomorrow report on the wool trade
OF the United States: Market strong. but less
active. Prices are generally higher by half -
"A cent than three weeks ago. and are still hard
ching. Large blocks OF territory and other kinds
could have been sold at old prices. Holders are
very confident. Foreign advices are hrmef. with
"A hardening tendency at London between sales.
Next auction opens there sept. II, and an adj
vance IL expected. The receipts OF wool I'm Bos-
ton since Jan. I have been lS1. as. s25 lbs, against
12s. sd. 015 lbs for the same period In 1900. The
Boston shipments Ia date are lsl,s1t.et2 lbs,
against sales OF sb,O63.OD lbs Tor the same period
in 1900. The stock on hand in Boston Jan. l..
1901, was &c. 30s. 900 lbs. the total stock to-day 10
Vi. O92, 500 lbs.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 9o.-w0ol quiet and steadys
medium. 1lA0i1c. Hight fine. nhkql4c; heavy fine.
gikdl1hc; tub washed, i2Q2ic.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Wool quiet: domestic
fleece, 26H27c. Texas, 1GHi7c.
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bard es9seisc. corn-No-& cash. E%e: septem-
Der. $40. December. Sc. May. eohusohc. Oats
49, u SIsh \ sSp ss,n 81 $50 D Rxs
Dry salt meats boxed) noninaliy higher. extra
sides. H.s5-6s. Bacon oboxed lot0 nomlnally
higher. extra shorts. S.ahHs.6eis; clear ribs.
timothy. N5eai5: prairie. Dai3. Whisky steady
a $50 Bagging. sN4Ii-c- Iron cotton ties.
brls' wheat. 10000 bu. corn, 1900 bu. oats. I.0oo
bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brs, wheat. 5000
bu; corn. $500 bu: oats. 2e0 bu-
LOUISVILLE. Aug 9l-Nrheat-So 2 red and
longbcrry. 1c, No. , rcd and longberry, CSC.
Apples. sun dried. 3isN3tc per ID for bright. &c
for dark, Peaches. isa2c Timothy seed. $40
grass. zoe: red clover. SS. Hay. choice. in car
lots. on track. slsal5se: clover slai2; straw.
potatoes. S-25H3D per brl. Onions. - per brl.
1Seosse' 800 per eTass homs-sfeSn 70.
per ou. Green corn, SIS per hri. Lima beans,
81 per gal.
changed. Wheat hrmer: spot and the month.
.sN0lJ4c. September. BhaI3ec; October. a,s1
oSAHbNtsc' southern, by sample. S'n.44c' south
ern. on grade. 6ss.d7i4c. Corn dull: mixed.
s stpsoS.mear nq ml. the IN %e %.s.c S sonsssT3 Ssaf. and ana
yellow corn. 6oa6lac. oats hrm. No. 2 white.
SSasgSSAe: No mixed sT'5g&e Rye steady;
Hay firm; No ] timothy. old. $3.50.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. SO.-Wheat-spot. No. ? red
spring steady at IS Sd: No. / California quiet az
6s. Corn-Spot steady: American mixed. new.
- lOi4d. American mixed. old. no stock Beef
Extra India mess firm at 6Ss "a. Fl
Western, i'm tierces. firm al As 50: American re-
fined. In pals. firm at ass. Hams-Short cut
steady at 5s cd. Bacon-Cumberland cut strong
at as cd, short-clear backs firm at As 81.
shoulders. square. firm az S7s Ga. Cheese-Amcr-
Han finest, white. quiet at As 90.
KANsAs CITY. Aus. acknowledgements.
Gtis4oiho; December che; MAJ, Ike. cash.
No. ? hard, 65isT66c. No. . red. 6s4eSiac. Corn
September. 55SG554c: December, 1Sqa5izc. May.
S1ts0SSc. cash. No. > mixed. 55Q55ikc.. No. z
white. GH56c. Oats-NO. 2 white. S6ss4c. Re-
ceipts-Wheat. 100. C00 bu. corn. %. 40 bu. oats.
5000 bu. Shipments-Wheat. 1880 bu: corn.
1000 bu; oats. 5000 bu.
TOLEDO. Aug. dull and Arm: cash
and September. s2c. December. 7fcs May. GAC.
Corn quiet and firm. cash. size. September and
December. sc. Oats moderately active and
steady: cash. 35c: September. 35ikc. December.
October. $3.50, December. S.s2i9.
CINCINNATI. Aug. S-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; No. , red. 72H73i1c. Corn dull; No. :
mixed. 56isG5.c. oats quiet: No. ? mixed. 37AQ
SHE. Rye easy: No. ?. 5if56c. Lard quiet al
$50. Bulk meats firm al SS65. Bacon firm a
So q. Whisky tdistillers' finished goods steady
on a basis of $50.
DULUTH. Aug. 30-Wheat-Cash M. I hard.
Use: No. ] northern. ssi.c; No. ? northern. SIC:
September 6S7sc. October. CSC: December. 6shc:
May. Bi4c. Oats. S4@n35c. Corn. sac.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. S0-Mheat-Cash. 6S<c:
September. 6a$c: December. SSAc. ON track
No. 1 hard. 7Oisc; No. ] northern. ssisc. No. !
northern, 65hsc.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. @.-Barley steady: No. &
Gle: sample, s5@59<c.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 3o-Butter-Rcceipts. ash
packages. Market steady: state dairy. lf4 iec:
creamery. 16H 2oc: June packed factory. Hh1
l5isc. Eggs-Receipts. 6.sS3 packages. Market
firm: State and Pennsylvania, lsss2oc. Western
candled. i7dl7hc: Western uneandled. 1iuisc.
Cheese-Receipts, 62.2ll packages. Market quiet
and easy: fancy, large. cOlored. 9i.mSsc. fancy.
large. white. &c. fancy, small. coiored. sac
fancy. small. white. 9lzc.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2M-Butter steady.
fancy Western creamery. 2Oi-c; fancy nearby
prints. pc. Eggs firm and I'm good demand: fresh
nearby. lSc; fresh Western. lsc; fresh South
and weak: New York full crcameries. fancy.
small, 9I9S.c; New York full creameries. fair 70
choice. SaQ9hc.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 3O.-IMtter firm and un-
changed: fancy Imitation, l7alSc; fancy creams
cry. aOa2ic: fancy ladle, l6nl1c. store packed.
i2fl4c. Eggs Arm and unchanged. fresh. 160
16isc. Cheese firm and unchanged; large, iohc;
medium. l0%c: small. lDisc.
CHICAGO. Aug. Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady: creameries.
l46l9isc: diaries. 13Nl1c. Cheese steady at 340
lOisc. Eggs firm: fresh. lie.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. s0.-Packing butter, Ito
per 10: common country. lie. good. Polio; Elgin.
pc in 6o-lb tubs. 22zc In 30-lb tubs, Elgin 10
prints. pc. Eggs. l2ulSc.
KANsA CITY. Aug. 30-Eggs firm. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. lie per oozcn. loss
of. cases returned.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 20.-Butter steady. creamery.
l6a2lizc, dairy. l5ql6c. Eggs steady; Western.
Ike.
CINCINNATI. Aug. s0.-Eggs firm at i5hc.
Butter steady at PC. Cheese quiet al s<dlpc.
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GRAIN PRICES HIGHER
WHEAT UP I-2C AND CORN 3-4C TO
.-sC ON CHICAGO MARKET.
Provisions Also Being
lie to IL LIE Higher at the
C-Iose-Range of Futures.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3o-Higher prices ruled
on the Board of Trade to-day, December
wheat closing lsc higher. December corn
%Qsc higher and oats showed an advance
of hqAc. while January provisions were up
from 7isc TO 171ec at the close.
Light Argentine shipments. together with
stronger cables than anticipated. caused
wheat to open active and higher. A less
ened pressure to sell September was also a
strengthening factor. the absence OF any
considerable offerings being taken as evil
dence that nearly all longs had already dis
posed of their holdings. There was also a
good shipping demand. Discrimination TO
make any contracts over the three holidays
resulted in bringing about a heavy feeling
To the market. December opened a shade
to I4@$sc higher. at 1.Q1Sd7llec. and on
covering by shorts the price advanced TO
72isc. but reacted To n2s@71i2 on selling by
Northwest. A rally occurred toward the
close. which was lac higher. at 1lS@IlAc.
Argentine shipments for the week were
16s 600 blu. compared with $4,000 bu last
week and 9Si. 900 bu a year ago. Seaboard
clearances of wheat and flour were equal TO
1855 600 bu, while sixteen boatloads were re-
ported taken for export. Primary receipts
were 1923. 600 bu. compared with l,Oi6,00O bu
a year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of 697 ears, against 500 ears
last week and 800 cars a year ago. Local
receipts were ninety-eight cars, with TOUR
contract.
Corn opened active and higher. the bull
factors being higher cables. which caused
some uneasiness among shorts. who imme-
diately took to cover. After that demand
was satisfied the market became duli, pend
ing the holidays. Receipts were more lib
eral and poor shipping demand DISCOURAGE
holders. December sold between 56l4d5o@sc
and 51isc, closing with a gain OF %g;sc. at
567sQ57c. Receipts were 42 cars, with four
teen of contract grade.
Oats began the day with prices a shade
higher and there was a fair amount OF
buying. which advanced prices lsNssc.
Trading was again limited almost eXclu-
sively TO locals, and was largely in the way
of changing and evening up for the holi-
days. December ranged between 35c and
35LQ35ssc, closing isMl4c higher, at 35Ac.
Receipts were 213 cars. Provisions were
strong. i'm sympathy with prices for hogs,
the days prices at the yards being quoted
at from &c TO l0c above yesterdays figures,
which were record breakers for the year.
Packer were the chief supporters of the
market. but the volume of business was
light. January pork sold between $l5.45 and
$l5.55. closing at the high point. with a gain
of 11l2c. January lard was up 7lac at the
close. final figures being &.S5aS.S712. after
ranging between $3.50 and $S.S5MS.S7l2. Ribs
sold between S.92h and S,97ls. closing al
the high point, with a gain of 7AH10c.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat
lis cars; corn. 4l5 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
1000 head.
Loading futures ranged as follows.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-The market assumed q
holiday appearance, and trading Was OF an even
ing-up character. Tin closed steady at es.64
DC here. and In London was quiet az els for
sDot and e1ls I5s for futures. Copper in london
was unchanged AZ E66 lis % for spot and Eeo
lSs 90 foT futures. while here lake superior Wa
electrolytlc at l6%Mlssc. Lead In London de-
clined Il 81 TO fIl les ID. while at home prices
and unchanged at home and abroad. closing at
&c nominal and fE. respectively. Iron dull.
pig iron warrants, tsHls No ] Northern fOu1-
dry. Hl5. 30. No. 2 Southern foundry. sIs61f.5o.
No. I Southern foundry. 81. %: Nc. 1 soft
rants closed al SIS a. and Middlesboro closed
at AS
ST. LOUIS. Aug. s0-Lead DUH at 427xGAxa.
Spelter steady at 3.s0c.
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and BELT Securities.
Il


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper. Az
as per cent. time loans. 5d6 per cent
Clearings, $685., 1863. AS; balances, $3.50. 40.
NEW YORK.-Money on call steady at
21k63 per cent; last loan. 8 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 41kG5 per cent. Sterling
exchange weak, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4s6G4.s64 for demand
and $4.s4 for sixty days: posted rates. SIS
and $4.S7h; commercial bills. .S4%,.
Clearings. SITS, s96.6S1; balances, 50, 455, 453.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. s4.S5 for
sixty days, $4.S7a on demand. New York
exchange. soc discount. Clearings. S24. 500
SOC; balances, 50, I69, 2S2.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ST, 1O5, 476; balances.
81, 26S. 324.
PHILADELPHIA. Money. id4h per
cent. Clearings. sl4,594,5i5; balances, 81, 2i9.-
9S5.
ST. LOUIS.-Money, 466 per cent. New
York exchange, 1Oc discount bid, par asked.
Clearings, s., 131 .240; balances, S6l9,O44.
BALTIMORE.-Money. 4hd5 per cent
Clearings. s2,s22,250; balances. s45s, 23o.
CONGRATULATIONS, 365k per cent
New York exchange, 40q5Oc discount. Clear
ings, s., ASS. 800.
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SAVANNAH. Aug. 9O.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm at 33isc. Rosin firm. Quote a. n. 4. eSc.
ID, 81. Il. sl.05; n, sl.I0ai.i5; g. sLlsqLso; IL,
sl2Oai Is. l, NL40Ql45; X, N65; NJ, Elo. n.
s.. Is: window glass, sS.l5; water white. S.S.
NEW YORK, Aug. s0.-Petroieum dull; refined
New York. Zoe. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
T.45c; Philadelphia and Baltimore. In bulk. &sbc.
Rosln steady: strained common 90 good. 81. so1
Las. Spirits OF turpcntine quiet at SEQ
CHARLESTON, Aug. 3o.-Spirits OF turpentlns
firm at 32izc. Rosin nrm. Quote: A. b. {. ID.
sOc: Il. 81: n, siO5. q. sl.ie. H.. Sis. T. fL5o
X, si.55; NJ. s.; N. s2.6O; window glass. 81. watei
white, $3.50.
OIL CITY. Aug. 3O.-Credit balances, si.2S. Ger
tincates, no bid. Shipments. s0.691 brls. aver
age. s7,ls7 bris; runs. sS.22S brls; average, $50
brls.
WILMINGTON. Aug. 30.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm at 33c. Rosln firm az S5cusi. Crude tuf'
pentine steady az 81 10 sl.s5. Tar steady az si-2s
MONTPELIER. Aug. pstroisuu
steady; North Lima. sic; South Lima and In
diana, SC.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at ; p. m, Aug. 80. 1901, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. l29 East Market street. Both
telephones S0&:
Sarah J. Keesey to Vim. Ridley ct al,
Lot SO. Tilford & Thrasher's east add
TO town OF Irvington. tFarren st, near
Washington sU..-............. 5000
! 70 80, both inclusive, Blk 4. C. a.
owens Park Grove add. tAll property
and Chicago sts) 5000 90
John GroscheI 10 Maggie j.. Vincent,
part of the $ W 4 Of Sec Is, TIP 10. X
al acres. perry township So. 1000. 90
add. Corner Martindaie av and list
james sn II. Witty TO Lydia A. Weeks. Lot ''"O"
6, 5. M. Hoastons sub OF Lots Al to 45
and Is TO IS. May Wasson & Co.'S High
land Park add. Goth st. near Temple
Lucia p. Hartley to Horace b. Holio- W
way, Lots 10 and 20. so IL. :. A.
Fletcher. tr.'s. add. (Martindale av.
,a nesr 2 rs R Rt: to Frank l. Fureason 10000
near sSth so-~..:~.1.;~~.~---., 10000
Lot :, Hasselman's add. (Same as
Ps sti A. White to Christian Rudolph. ''""VO
Lots l04 and los. John w. Chambers's
sub of Lots Z to II. Irvington. Corner
LEVEL ay and Ritter aV..-c, sOO.eo
Womack, Lot Is. in 1. & c. r. r. Co.'S
sub of part OF Outlot 80. Dates 81,
near shelby 100
Monroe W. Bailey TO Lewis Morgan, Lot
Is. in Brouse & Co.'S sub Of Lots 6 and
4 in Robinson & Norhees's sub of part
Of Sec 5. TIP Is, X T.. tOlive 81. near
New York 100. 90
ct al, Lots rs. 10. 20. n. p and %. i'm
II. r.. Aliens Cd north add. Queen
av, near G, c., c. & 81. l.. X. Ri. 100
James n. kitley ct al. to Frederick IA.
c. Schakel. the n y of the W u of the
s W = OF Sec 10. Up l.. II s. CWarren
township 300. 90
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Ties Placed ON the Track.

NEW ULM, Mimi. Aug. 3O.-For the
third time within a year an attempt was
made last night 10 wreck trains on the
Minneapolis * St. Louis road south of
mere. Each time the ties have been placed
along the track at night. Early this morn
ing the north-bound passenger ran into
"A pile between this city and Searles. the
first station south. Within a mile the fire.
men, who walked ahead OF the train. found
four other piles of ties.
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Stocks viii Go Higher.

tGranger Farwell & Co.'S Telegram
NEW YORK. Aug. 3O.-There were no
high rates for money to-day and the mar
ket has met expectations on advancing to
best prices at the close, which was strong.
poor stocks will probably open higher on
Tuesday. with Erie well To the front. Re
actions will probably come occasionally,
but the pool is going 10 put stocks ON a
higher level later on unless something not
now considered happens to prevent 1t.
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Money Rates Abroad.

IONDON.-Money. j per cent: discount
short bills, 23-i6G2L per cent: tbree
month bills, pa per cent; American agles.
los 4d.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. 20 marks
43 pigs. Discount. short bills. 3 per cent.
for settlement; three months bills. 2k ner
cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 1Olf SOC for
the account. Exchange on London. 25f 2Oc
for checks. Spanish tours, II. 20.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Aug. m-P0ultry-Aliye-Chick-
ems weak. Others about steady. springers, llulzc.
turkeys. 1OHl0isc. fowls. 104c. Dressed steady.
springers, n0l4ci fowls, tizuloc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30.-PoultTy steady: chickens.
Gihc: springs. SIC; turkeys, &C; young. fu.c,
ducks. SC; geese. &c; springs. &c.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. M.-Iiens. &c per ID: spring
ducks, &c per 10.
CHICAGO. Aug. 30.--Iccd poultry firmor. tur-
keys. s0sc: chickens, including springs. saifc.
CINCINNATI. Aug O-poultry quiet. chick
ems, The; turkeys. old. sisc: springs, &c. ,
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Aug 30.-The Improvement IN the
volume Of business has been maintained today
ia cotton goods. There have been no changes in|
prices. but the tone ruled generally good. Print
cloths are firm for both narrow and odd Soods
Linens are quiet. with an occasional easy sellsr.|
Burlaps continue dull, and prices stitl tend i0|
fanr,r A huyere
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Thomas Baggott, frame house. S7s West Mich
igan street; cost. SO.
Charles NJ. Dold. addition. 1859 Laurel street:
cost. 500.
Charles q. Lomberd. frame house. Rinerold
avenue. near Orange street; cost, $1,000.
l.. and NJ. Mehring. repairs. 1920 South Meridian
street: cost. $50.
Emily H.. Poole. repairs frame dwelling. s217
Graceland avenue; cost. $15.
Louis Pfaffin. repairs. 32 West Vermont
street. cost. 500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31

NEW ORLEANS. AUG. M.-cotton quiet. Sales.
sn bales. Ordinary, CSC. good ordinary. : 1-lsc.
low niddling. 7kc: middling. ) ills: good mid
ding. 2 I-lsc: middling fair. = 5-i6c nominal. Re-
ceipts. IA bales. stock. y. 76i bales.
NEW YORK. Aug S0.-Spot cotton closed
steady: middling uplands. sac; middling gulf.
SO sales. 6,sC bales.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31

Jordan stabbed Allen Han 10 Death IN q
drunken quarrel on board the steamer
Neva. The two men were taken on the|
boat and locked up at Leon. ". Va. They
were returning from the fair at POND
Pleasant. NJ. Va
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-31

OF foreign money markets 10 respond to de-
mands for that purpose.
Railroad bonds have been dull but firm.
United States threes advanced Il per cent.
over the final call price OF last week.
QUOTATIONS. AND SALES.
The following were yesterdays stock
sales and the recorded fluctuations in
priceS.