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BOOM in ALL CEREALS
WHEAT GOES o "a ON
THE GOVERNMENT REPORT.
Corn Adds Use to the Price and
Oats 4 tn 4 1-Sc-Provisions "a Lit
tie Higher and Fairly Active.

CHICAGO. Aug. Pas a result of the
bullish showing of the government report
issued on Saturday prices of all grains on
the Board of Trade scared to-day. Sep
TENDER wheat closed 2Aa2asc higher; corn
closed 1%615sc higher; oats were UP 1d1sc,
while provisions were sc TO 10c higher.
The decline in the spring wheat condition
of 10 points since July 1 and the heavy
disaster to the corn crop, in addition to
higher cables. caused wheat to open active
and higher. The unexpectedly large loss
in the spring wheat crop started shorts
10 covering and there was fair investment
buying. September opened 1l@G15sc to 21s
Q2%c higher at zsc to FAC. Later in the
session the price advanced to H1ac, due to
heavy clearances and the Unexpectedly
large decrease in the visible supply. The
close was firm and 2Aq2%c higher
at 7S24c. Worlds shipments for the week
amounted to 10. 4Os. O0O blu, against 5.647, 600
bu a year ago, while exports were Z loads
The amount on passage was ~4,5SO.OOO blu,
an increase of 1,672,0O blu. Clearances of
wheat and flour were equal to 1885, coo bu.
Primary receipts were 1,43S, 600 blu, against
1880 a year ago. Northwest receipts
were 3S6 cars, against 307 last week and
AS a year ago. Local receipts were 263
cars, % of contract grade.
Corn opened active and higher on the
low estimate of the government report, and
there was a rush to buy during the first
hour. The advance raised the market
above the price at which calls sold on
Saturday and selling against these priv
lleges along with general profit-taking
caused a reaction. September opened &c
to 2Ac higher at 604G61c During the latter
part OF the session there were rumors cur
rent that the government estimate of dam
age was exaggerated and September lost
SOME of Its hrmness, selling down TO COO.
The close was l4@l7sc higher at 60d60sc.
local receipts were 120 cars, 3 of which
were contract.
Oats opened active and higher, the gov
report, indicating a yield of only
a little over COO, Co., 900 bu, being the bull
influence. Shorts covered freely and there
was good buying by local bulls. The vol
ume or business was not very large, but
there was enough steady commission-house
buying to keep things moving. September
ranged between 36lhc and 37kc, closing
141hc higher at S6Ac. Receipts were ISL
cars.
Provisions were moderately active and
were influenced but slightly by the situa-
tion in the grain market. Heavy offer
ings of nearby deliveries early in the SEES
sion caused some heaviness in prices. but
toward the close a good outside demand
brought about a rally. September pork
ranged between $14 and $14.121b. closing 1Oc
higher at S14.O7z; lard between IS. 721A9
afI1x, closing with a gain of sc at IS. 7712.
Ribs closed at an advance of 715c at $7.95,
after ranging between $3.50 and 1896.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, l55 cars; oats, 625 cars; hogs,
10000 head.
Leading futures ranged as fo1lous.
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Metals.

icy DIRK Aug. 12-Trading In the local
metal market was slower to-day than for some
time past. Buyers aud sellers are holding aloof
pending definite Information from the strike
center. The tin market ruled very quiet bur
sympathetically steady at 3fa2T. SOC for spot. Tin
plates were quiet. Very few plates were for
sale. Copper was festureless and unchanged at
16ieal7c Tor Lake Superior and 1854 for
casting and electrolytic. Lead was again fea-
tureless and unchanged at 4E1c. Spelter was
without change AT S.99q3 s5c and quiet. Iron
continues dull. with values In buyers favor
Pig iron warrants, ss.50dlO; No. / Northern
foundry. sl5@15.50; No. > Southern foundry. 81.
d14.5O: No. 1 Southern foundry. xlA .25: No.
/ Southern foundry. soft. Sl4.75al5.25. Glasgow
warrants closed at SIS Sd and Middlesboro m
As 80.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. lead steady at 43OG4 4Oc.
Spelter steady at 5.S0c.
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At NEW YORK.
Cereals and Their Strong
and Higher-Raw Sugar Easy.

~ Easy
NEW YORK, Aug. 12-Flour-Receipts.
orc brls; exports. 1851 brls; sales, Is. 100
packages. The market was fairly active
and 1Oc higher con the wheat advance.
Winter patents. $3.6Oa3.sO winter straights.
S&.4oaS.55; Minnesota patents, S3.9oq42O.
Rye flour firm. Sales. COO brls. Fair to
good. s2-7O@3.1O; choice TO fancy. $s.15a3.35.
Cornmeal stronger; yellow Western, $l.25;
city. si.2e: ~Brandywine. sS.soas5O. Rye
frmer; No. , Western, ole. +. o.. b. afloat;
state. 55a56c. c. i. T. New York. CARROTS.
Barley steady; feeding, 52c, c. j. I. Buff
falo; mailing. 60u65c. =. l. I. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. 1888 bu: exports. 2ss.-
O46 bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures. Spot
strong; No. , red. S0Ac Z. o. b. afioat. s04 c
b. afioat: No. l hard Duluth. soc. f. o. b..
afoat. Options had a strong Sc advance
a1d a 6 big rtarcaodrsi partly for outside ae,
heavy visible supply decrease. the govern
ment crop report. higher cables and COW
ering; finally eased of a shade under real
advance; September. 7Su7 70 9-15c. closed at
!9c; October. ISAH7s-c. closed at 79i5c;
Dccefnber. Sul4uNl4c. closed at Size.
Corn-Receipts. 15.O0O bu: exports. III, ss4
bu; sales. 36OO0O bu futures. Spot firm:
No. >, Glsc elevator, 62c I. o. b. ahoat. OPP
tions opened excited and very strong on
the crop report. higher cables and a big
speculative demand. later yielding to real
izing and closed unsettled at isaac net
adVance September. e3"s a64c. closed at
6siec: October. 64i4 d6ilec. closed at GIi.c:
December. 6~5i.ft66c. closed at 657sc.
Oats-Receipts 80. 100 bu; exports. 10 bu.
Spot stronger. No. :, Zoe: No. 3. 3Sisc: No.
. white. 431ac. No. , white. 43c; track mixed
Western. a. track white, 42a SOC.
Options active and higher on the govern
ment report and strength in other markets.
Beef firm. family. Sil.5Oul2. mess. 81. 5O6I
10: city. extra India mess. Sl6nlS. Chr
meats easy. picked bellies. SS.75G1O. q.
Lard hrm; Western steamed. $a.O5: August
closed at 1906. nominal. Refined firm: CON
tinent. $40. ). A.. S9.75: compound. S7GI5.
TaIlow firm; country. 4sH5tSc
Coree-Spot Rio quiet: No. :. invoice.
> 1l-l6c. Mild quiet, COrdoVa. Sulliac.
Sugar-Raw quiet and easy. fair refining.
3 slice: centrifugal. 96 test. 4isc: molasses
sugar. S5-l6c. Refined quiet: crushed. 5.S5c:
powdered. 5.45c: granulated. 5.35c.
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Poultry.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12-Live poultry
steady; fowls. slau10c; old ROSTERS, 6a6lsc;
spring chickens. l3nlbc; ducks, inc. Dressed
Poultry-Fowls. choice. lOc; do fair 10 good, 9a
sac: old ROSTERS. 6isc; ROSTERS, 6lsc; broilers.
nearby, 13q17c: Western do, l0gl4c.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12-POultry-Alive hrmer;
springers. l3i4Ql3iac: turkeys. sac; fowls. 9kc.
Dressed steadier: springers. l3Qlsc; fowls. Sis9
&c; turkeys. 744izc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 12.-Poultry steady; chickens.
&c: springs. Ice; turkeys, sc: young, SMl2c:
ducks. sc. springs. &C; geese. &c; springs. &c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. R.-Hens 6Q6ac per ID;
curing chickens. HE per 10. s l.35g2 per dozen:
young ducks, 70Sc per 10.
ICA Aug. Live poultry steady and
I1d13c: hens. Sc.
CINCINNATI. Aug l2.-PouItry easier; chick
ems, 1Gioc; turkeys, &c.
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The Ambition Of Bradford.
Salt Lake Tribune.


Gamaliel Bradford, of Massachusetts. 10
an anti-imperialist OF the Boutwell, and
Garrison and Springfield Republican school.
He Is a political mOralist, and so hne-toned
that this has been always q difncuit world
for him 10 live I'm. But he has suddenly devel-
Oped a great desire 90 save Massachusetts IN
another way. lie offers TO supply the need
ed funds for the Democratic campaign IL
the Democracy Will nominate him Tor Gov
ernor. and he explains MS position IN these
words Il am a candidate not because 4
personally want the place. but because L
am the only man who can carry the State
for the Democracy. II / get the nomina-
ton I can win b. a majority OF 5000. I
only wish i was as sure OF securing the
nomination az / am convinced that 1 can
win. II 1 am nominated 1 want a speaking
campaign. IN which shall not touch on
national questions except as they AFFECT
Massachusetts.
That last pledge OF his would rot count
for very much because we take IL IL he Is
nominated his cry will be Imperialism. anti
administrator Imperialism. and his excuse
will be that the danger which the present
administration Il putting up Il liable TO
make all the men OF Massachusetts, slaves
unless III can be arrested In It's incipiency.
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Elsewhere.

| CHICAGO. Aug. L. -Cattle-Reeeipts. &c. 900. in
Guiding 800 Texans and 200 Westerns. Choice
steady: Others slow at IOc to 15c lower. Good 10
prime steers. s.. 60Q6 %; poor TO medium. A.25Q
| i.5O: stockers and feeders. 50. e5aS.S5; COWS. s.. q
ga. IS: heifers. o 30. Gamers. SlM2.25. bulls.
Western steers. $i65U5.
estimated. Early market STEADY to strong later
S:Sop5SS: light. E.6S@5.a..: bulk OF sales. $50
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market strong to 100
higher. lambs Toe TO l5c higher for good 10
| choice. Good to choice wethers. N.ssQ425. fair
| "a To-, yeariings. So 75a5.s5 native lamb 81 -
@5.5o; Western lambs, s4.Sog5.4o.
NEw YORK. Aug. Acknowledging. s.is5.
Trade slow: good 10 choice steers barely steady
Others Zoe TO I5c or: bulls and COWS steady 10
lower. Steers. A.25aao6: oxen and stays. $50
s.75a3. Cables unchanged. Shipments to-day.
none.
Calves-Receipts s.l24. veals strong. other
| calves steady. veals. 81. soQ7.5o cuils. s4g45o.
grassers and buttermiiks. s313.5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts ls.1s2. Sheen
| steady: lambs opened arm to &c higher for topT
grades; medium lambs &c 70 SSc higher, latter
sold sheep. s25a4: Few export. 40: euiis.
$1,000. lambs. A.yau6.2 p: culls. KS.
Hog-Receipts ElS' Market a tribe weak.
Western hogs, $50. State, -. 20qs.25; choice.
se.se.
KANSAS CITY. Aug i2-cattIe-Recelpts
and feeders loc higher: other cattle steady TO
l5c lower. Choice export and dressed beef
steers, <5.5y0b. fair to good. - = 4o- Stocker-
and feeders. s. 7eu4, Western fed steers. 81. 40d
$50: Western range steers. s3.s0H49. Texans ana
Indians. 81 s004; Texas COWS. s. So. NATIVE
cows. s2.s0G4; heifers. y265us. canneT=. 81. 90
> 40. bulls, s.. .0HiFo, calves.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market steady 40 81
higher. Top. s6.I2i-. bulk OF sales. S.15a6;
heavy. s6ae l2'= mixed packers. S.eoas. light.
S5.S5M5.AJ. pigs, A.aeu3-.
eheeu-Receipts. S.OD0. Market strong Lambs.
Ss4525. native wethers. S.250s.75. native wear
lngs. S3.50G4; ewes. 255a325: Western Wethers.
$3.50. Western y~earlings, S2G5.se.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. l2-Cattie dull. Choice "a
prime shipping steers. $-45G5. medium 10 god
shipping steers. >42l4+.G5. choice butchers. Sf4
/ $50: medium to good butchers. s. i0n275. choice
veals. sf0f-15.
Hogs-Market opened l0ul5e higher on strictly
choice hogs. Best 200 20 800 lbs. S.. 100 To 200 lbs
81. W &. %: 100 TO 160-lb lights. 25u5.5S good To-
10 i20-lb pigs. Si.7545. lighter pigs. S.50a4 70
&C. Ording 10 quality. rOughs. s.. % -.
Sheep and Lambs-The quality was rather poor.
but the market was generally steady on the best
grades. Top lambs. sos; seconds. s.. .SN
best fat sheep, N.1bHS; common sheep very slow
sale.
ST. OLE Aug. .-Cattle-Receipts 4.5Oo. in
GLIDING 1900 Texans. Market duh and slow ma
| tive steers easier. Native shipping and export
steers. 4.75q5.So; dressed beef and hutehef
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MONETARY
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
iugs md Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Commercial paper, 40
~ per cent: time loans, 5G6 per cent.
Clearings, 81, 439, 341.4. Balances, $91, 1871.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 20
2h per cent; last loan, 2. Prime mercantile
paper. 414@5 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady; actual business in bankers bills,
$4.S74m4.S77s for demand, A.S5Ssd4.S5h for
sixty days; posted rates. $4s6q4.s6H and
S4. SS1664.S9; commercial bills, $4.S41km4S5.
Clearings, s104. 796. 130; balances, IS, 649,S S5.
CHICAGo.-Clearings. $50, $40, S4S: balances.
81, 1872, 099.
MISUNDERSTANDING, SIS. 6S1, 1853; balances,
/ ,529. $50.
PHILADELPHIA. Money, 4M4k per
cent. Clearings, so, 1891, 2S5; balances, 81
O53, 419.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. SAT per cent. New
York exchange, soc discount bid, 25c dis
count asked. ~Clearings, $7,277, 95i; balances,
1891, 16S.
BALTIMORE.-Money, 1906 per cent.
Clearings, 81, 530,03 balances, $31S,0l2.
CONGRATULATIONS. sac per cent. New
York exchange, par. Clearings. $S,O76,90O.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 12.-Spirits turpentine firm
at ssc. Rosin steady; quote: a, b, c. 81; ID.
SIO5; Il. 81 10; +, 81. 15gl2Q q, $40; III, Sl.30; /,
sL.45: X, $40: M, 81 20; N. s2.60; window glass.
81 95 water white, 50 u
OIL CITY, Aug. 12-Credit balances. $t.25: GER
tincates. no bid. Shipments, 2ss. o0s brls; aver
age. e5, 29s brls: runs. POI, 3it bris; average, 1910
brls.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 12-Spirits turpentine
pentine firm at 81 to 81. Tar firm at ,l.s5.
MONTPELIER. Aug. 12.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. Sic; South Lima and In
diana. See.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Petroleum dull. Rosin
quiet. Spirits of turpentine quiet and easy ar
S6q36hc.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 12.-Turpentine-Nothing
doing: quotations omitted. RoSin Arm and I'M
changed.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Ori~ginal-Gilbert r. Stormont. Princeton. IS.
John Harmon dead, Fort Wayne, $40.
Increase, Hs.tsaai'1ni nssSue' etc,LJohn NJ.
Joseph Seaeat, Alton. sl7; James III. "A. VIII
Iiams. Farmersburg. 50. Henry Ii. Toney. Green
castle, $40. James Tuil. Lafayette, $l7; Andrew
J. Devinney. Decatur. Sl2; Peter Brschner. Wa
bash, ST.
War with Spain. Orisinal-Cnauncey A. Beck
nsr, South Bend, So.
Original Widows. etc.-Elz J. Lunsford. In
dsanapolis, Sc; Hester 4. Collins, Rochester, s..
Susan Downhower. New Haven. S.: Anna X.
Williams. Indianapolis. IS; Alice G. Wait, Ham
m0nd, IS; Anna +. Brooks, Logansport. s.; Ma
tlda +. Richardson. Greenfield. 81.
War With Spain. Widows. etc.-Reissue, Emily
r. Nawter Cmotherl. indianapolis. SZ.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvIcEs.
Sales Largely on Professional Ac-
count. with IA Little auidatfo
Meyer & kisers Telegram

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The Unexpectedly
bad showing made by the government re-
port as TO the condition Of the corn crop
had a much smaller effect upon the market
han had been expected. The street appar-
emily paid moro attention TO the partial
failure of President Shaffer's endeayor 10
bring about a general strike among the en-
pioyes of the United States Steel Corpora
tion. Inc opehlns was somewhat irregular.
stocks and to buy steel stock. but il soon
became evident that there was no real
LIQUIDATION IN the railroad stocks. but that
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ng futures ranged as follows:

with improved demand. No. 2 spring wheat,
I4Ac; No. 3 spring, nl2Q73c; No. 2 red. 7ic. No.
2 corn. seize; No. 2 yellow. 59hq60c. No. 2
oats. S7Gs71zc; No. 2 white. 39a391c; No. g
white. Ss939hc. No. 2 rye, 59% at Good feed
ing barley, 60d6lc; fair 10 choice mailing, $50
eic. No. l faxseed. sI65; No. L Northwestern
s1.65. Glover seed. contract grade. S10.25. Prime
timothy seed. $50. Mess pork, per brl, $l4 O5a
H.10. Lard. per 100 lbs. s.. 72lsGS75. Short-rib
sides Qoose). N.S5QS. Dry-salted shoulders
tboxed), S.25u7.50. Short clear sides (boxed).
s.. 9oqs.40. Whisky. basis of high wines. 81. 20.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat. PISS. 600 bu;
corn. l6S. 900 bu; oats. 44S,OO0 bu; rye, 2S,co0 bu;
barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-F1our 1900 brls:
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. 1ss. 900 bu; oats. 194, 900
hu. rye. II. 600 blu. barley. 1000 BIZ.
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Right of Refusal should he Tested.

sUIIItHFIU TITHUItNH.
The refusal OF certain indianapolis peo-
pie 10 testify against Nicely, the embezzler
Of cuban postal funds. may be legally
sound. Briefly. their argument A. that
cuba IL a foreign land. 10 which they owe
no allegiance. and that they are not re-
quired BY Law or by treaty 10 answer any
questions pat 70 them by a Cuban court
IL might be an excellent idea 10 have this
claim tested before the United State SUI
IRENE Court. which. in the Nicely extradf-
ton case, decided that our government
could send Nicely back 10 Cuba, In the
absence OF any extradition treaty. because
Cuba was still ruled under the war powers
Can the government force Nicely. an Ameri-
can citizen. back 10 Cuba under such cir
cumstances. 10 be tried for crime, and not
h. able 10 force other American citizers
GO go there To testify in his case2 What
ever the answer may be. the prospect that
Nicely Will ever be tried. convicted ~
punished grows darker.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 1ls62 per cent. Dis
count rates, short bills, 22sM2 7-16 per cent. !;
time bills, 27-16Q219. Consols for money,
"a 3-16; for the account, 9iA. Spanish
tours, 69%.
~PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, off 45c
for the account. Spanish tours, 1910
NOTWITHSTANDING on London, 20m
4515pf for checks. Discount rates, short
bills, ~ per cent. three months bills, 2B.
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Building Permits.

A. Nohke. addition. 2o32 Columbia avenue:
cost. $500.
Thomas Layton. Kitchen and porch. 2S West
South street. cost, $40.
German Lutheran schoolh0use, repairs. sl
East Market street; cost. $500.
NJ. y. Kelly. cottage. corner Thsrtieth and
Nice streets; cost, $1,000.
Central Supply plant, frame factory, Twenty.
first and Monon Railroad. cost. 2.ls0.
Grace Church Evangelical Association. frame
church, Beville avenue, cost, q, 900.
j. Nj. Price. cottage, POI Southeastern avenue;
cost. $500.
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Visible Supplies of Grain.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-The statement Of
the visible supply of grain. in store and
afioat, on Saturday, Aug, 10, as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange, was as
follows; Wheat. %, $4,000 blu, a decrease of
z. 250.000: corn, IL. 296.0 900 bu. an increase of
731.OO0; oats. 4,4i5.OO0 bu, an increase of 81 900:
rye, 122,O0 blu, an increase OF GO, 900; barley,
10000 bu, an increase of 1900.
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Cotton.

ORLEANS. Aug. i2.-Cotton firm. Sales.
se0 bales Ordinary, 8 B-isc: good ordinary. size:
low mlddling, : 5-i6c; middllng. S i-l6c; good
middling. s 7-i6e: middling fair. s1l-l6c. Re
ceipts. 65a bales. stock. SO. 4ee bales.
YORK. Aug. E-Spot cotton closed quiet
and steady, middlipg upisnds, Sc. middling gulf,
SIC. Sales. los bales.
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Dry Goods.

T. YORK. Aug z-There has been some
improvement to-day in the general run OF the
market for cotton goods. hut IL has hardly
amounted 10 = change IN the general disposition
OF the buyers. The tone Is unaltered throughout.
and prices show no change. The print cloth de-
partment is very dull. In WOODEN goods the
American wooden goods have advanced piece
onss for mems wear &c per pound.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l3.-Wool steady and in fair
demand: medium grades. 1Iu1sc: light fine, In
lie: heavy nne. 9Qiic: tub washed. 2q2sc.
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H0gs-Receipts, 2,WW; shlpments, I,IVU.
There was the average supply OF hogs re-
ceived for the market to-day. and the
quality was good. Several loads of good
heavy hogs were represented, and the
market for that class was considered
strong. A clearance was made early, and
the close was steady compared with the
opening. Sales ranged from S.65a6.01l2.
the extreme top being 21zc highe than
Saturday. Quotations:
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Total sales for day. g. .2ss. 400
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Local and Chicago Stocks.

Granger Farwell q Co. furnish the following
quotations:
Bid. Asked.
indianapolis Street-railway stock........42 a.
Indpls. St.-Tailway 4 per cent. bonds....S1 y
Chicago Securities
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YoRK-Bar silver. $3.50; Mexican
dollars, Acc.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at PC 1850
an ounce.
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Sheep-Receipts. light; shipments. none.
The receipts of sheep and lambs, as usual
at this time in the week. were small and
hardly enough to show the true condition
of the market. However, the offerings
changed hands at quotably steady prices.
Lambs sold as high at $425 and sheep at
& 50. Quotations:
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Instruments fled for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana. FOR the twenty
four hours enSing a. 5 p. m. Aus. r. 1891 az
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty ana
Loan Company. No. l2s East Market street
Both telephones so5.
Catherine Higgins 10 Michael o,connor.
Lot ; CanpbeIs sub Of Block =,
Johnson.s heirs add cornell ave.
Charles Rode to George ii. schseke,.
Of an acre. iFrankiin o~nShip1......s 10000
Frederick ". schmidt TO Andrew III.
KRAFT et uN, part 81 " , OF $ g OF
Sec 10. Up Is. Il 5-sl.sS acres also.
i ssS acres. warren townshipSs 10000
Crown Hill Cemetery 20 Valentine Ger
ber. Lot AL, Sec %. Crown Hin GENE
James 5. Cruise. trustee. 10 sarah Dye.
Lot 81. J. X. Sharpe's Woodside add.
Crrowbridge ST. near southeastern sve) 1850
indianapolis Land and Improvement Co
10 Van +. Forsythe. Lot lS. first Sec
ton. West Park. ruth st. mar Wash
Aibert r.. Tucker ct al. b. sheriff. to
Helen C.. Robinson, parts OF Lots ( and
!, Block 2. Bruce's North Park add.
William Ii. Ripley 70 Frank ID. Shers.
Lot ~. Floral Park add. Pansy 81.
George W. Stout TO Joha J. johnson. Lot
IL, Block I. indianapolis Car cos add.
18th ST. near SheldOn sf)...-......... 1.l00W
son. Lot p. square p. sanxster. Har-
rison q Co.'S oak Hin add. hillside
Edwin b Pugh to olive n. Dagey. Lot
a in Lueders State ST add. Estate ave.
near Woodlawn ave). 2.7eW
Alice X. Ross Hadley 20 Charles :.
ridian st, near sSih o.".D@.~"~.N~.. sces
Mary 4. Christian to Mary Huggins. Lot
Il, Block 5. :. X F1etcher's South
Brookside add. Dearborn 81. near
Mary Higgins to-Caivin ". Barrows ct
south SS; Let gro u Block dss : 3 Ss. X: F ~ s { 600
Leonidas H.. Null 10 Alice Hinton. Lot
p. James F. coburns Sd West Indian
AUGUSTA GrulIich 20 VIM. r. English.
parts OF the n " ana 5 " a, Sec :.
w mp e e k < 81 sw TO Rep sqTq n. g2wsra. ct ""
Sec ., II Tp Is $ R ). sane as sbovsl.'"'. 10000
%genfelter. Lot A, Fletcher & Ramsey's
Brookside add. (Beyille ave. near 10th
Indianapolis Land and improvement co.
TO Jacob Burkhart, Lot Ia. first sec
ton, West Park add. truth 81, near
" trustee. Los $50 MccSrtys sth West
Side add. Corner Silver ave and
JaSaes N. Bowers to Edwin e. shelton.
Lot 4. Fees heirs sub OF Lot 10. Nc
Iwaine heirs add. t26th st, near Gro
Alice NJ. Nash to Julia Lucid. Lot sin
Lazarus a. Pierce's Meridian place add.
Talbot ave, near 22d sD............. 3,100.m
Charles Edwin McLsughlin to Emms
Sec s. TIP Is, II T.. Center township. 5000
Amos Jones TO Annah stanton; Lot and
the n y Of Lot 2. Jonesis sub OF Lot p
IN original Irvington. maple ave. near -
Washington l,55o
Lot Il. square 5. :, A~Fistahsr-E1-
Northeast add. Martindafe ave. near
indianapolis Land and improvement co. Wv
| TO James r. Galbraith. Lot 39, I'd sec
tion OF West Park add. addison st,
1e south Of ONO Ia SP Polict,s 10 Georre E 100"
Bridenbucher. part OF the ; . q OF Sec
s. TIP II. r 3-2lSls acres. Perry town
ShllD S,otpo
Transfers. q; consideration ......~.-..s0.aA0