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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
REFUSE TO ACCEPT BONDS.
Subscribers Fear Bond County
Issue Is Irregular.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cy,f, 49, ~

Eel
Smithboro, H., Dec. 13.-Thc Trowbr.d-e
a. NIver Company of Chicago, who pur-
chased The $ls,VV worth of bonds of Bond
County at d premium of 1885, nov decline
10 take the bonds unless a new election -
ordered and the legality and regularity of
the issue Is established. accorGin. to Their
prescribed form.
AT the last election. the voters decided in
favor of issuing bonds to the amount of
als.tp Tor the FArpuse Of funding the COIN
i. indebtedness. The purchasers refuse TO
take the bones. giving as their reasons that
me Bond County authorities proceeded IN
DER the statute authorizing ii bond issue for
improvements instead uf under The statute
authorizing an issue for funIing oujstand-
ing indebtedness.
A legal controversy is now on for the pur-
pose of deciding which is right. Tn. corn-
~ was represented in the deal by the law
firm OF Fritz & Holes Of Greenville. They
contend that they are right. The case was
submitted TO II. J. Hamlin. Attorney Cen
eral OF the State. and he supports them. If
q new election is held. il probably will oc-
cur the same day as the town elections in
April.
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Any Lump is Cancer
In Woman's Breast,
$1,000 Offered for Failure to Cure
and No Pay Until Cured.
DR. S. r CHAMLEY, OF ST. LOUIS
AND SAN FRANCISCO.

DIR. S. Z. CHAMLEY, OF ST. LOUIS
AND SAN FRANCISCO,
is to-day the most successful and
widely-known ANGER specialist in the
world, having cured more cancers and
tumors without knife or pain than
all other doctors and surgeons COM
bined. A Pacific island plant makes
the cures-the most wonderful dis
eovery on earth for ncer-o 5000
cases cured. He declares that a lump
in a woman's breast is sure death if
neglected, and that N-RAY and COM
mon quackery only detains until
cancer poisons deep glands in the
armpit. He sends the bestFREEBOOk
of symptoms, addresses and testi-
moniais ever printed. Address
DIR. & MRS. DIR. CHAMLEY & Co.,,
. No. 201-2o3 n. 18th ST., st. Louis, Mo
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western Mercantile Association at Lemp's
Hall. Thirteenth and Utah street, December
l.. is postponed 10 Friday evening, Decem-
Der i9.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will
give a three-aCt comedy entitled "A Back
woods Politician" written by Frederic W.
Anack, station passenger agent of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, in
this city Among those who are cast for
parts in the comedy are: a. Lewis. w. A.
Estip. Clarke Russell. W. Crinley. Eugene
Rube. +. W. RinSo. Miss Nellie Goodman,
Miss Adele E.stef. Miss Anna O'Connor. Miss
Eva Tracey.
VIII Give Charity Euehr
The ladies of Union Veteran Legion, No.
6. will give a charity euchre tomorrow aft
ernoO1 in the hall of the union in the Bur
linCton building. No. $40 Olive street.
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Former Vice President of Western
Union Telegraph Company.

Louisville. KY, Dec. John Van
Horne. forInsr vice president Of the West
EN- Union Telegraph Company. died at his
home in Pey:ee Valley. a suburb OF Louis
vile. this afternoon.
Mr.. Van EorNe was IS years DID,. He ac-
CURED a knowledge of telegraphy ten years
after its invention by Professor Morse.
During the Civil War Mr.. Van Horne be-
came president of the Southwest Telegraph
Company. which operated within the Con-
fsderatcs' lines. ard It was while serving
in this capacity that by an act OF personal
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ton for mutual benefit. The credit system
was abolished the first day Of March last
by the association. one merchant who DID
not belong created considerable trouble FOR
the association. or one Of them in paTticu-
lar. There was q bitter rivalry between the
two stores. II was because Of this sim
connection that the cash system was
abolished. All merchants extend credit
now
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-14
PARTISAN STATUES CRUMBLING.
Lafayette's Likeness Disintegrat-
ed; Washington's Threatened

Paris. Dec. 13.-The scene created recent
~ by the cruinblinS of the Lafayette statue
In the Place du Carrousel has been in
creased by the discovery this week thar
the statue of Washington in the Place les
Etats Iris il also falling away un:er the
recent heavy rain.
ago the American colony subscribed S.. GA
for the erection of the monument.
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honor he was enabled to save the interests
OF Professor Morse. which later yielded
him an issue CT $4,000 worth of the West
ern Union stock.
When the United States. the Western
Union and Southwestern Telegraph COM
panies consolidated in 1855 Mr.. Van Horne
was chosen general superintendent Of the
Southern division. In 1873 he was elected
vice president Of the company. in which ca
pacity he served until about four years ago.
when he retired.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Is NOT INTERESTED.
Certain Claim of Newspaper Artists
Association in New York
G~NirinlIy Denied.

New York, Dec. ian organization called
the Newspaper Artists Association. at No.
% East Fourteenth street in this city, under
the management Of G. w. Parker. claims TO
have as 4 part of its Exhibition Committee
certain persons connected with The .AySoci-
ated Press Association" l desire to say
that the Associated Press has no relation TO
this affair, ANA that the Use OF the name Is
distinctly misleading.
(SiSned) MELVILLE Z. STONE.
General Manager.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Butter-Receipts. 1856
packages. Market steady. State dairy. l7d20c
State creamery, Iu20c; renovated l6GlSC; fac
tory. H5%Q16izc: imitation creamery. 15IRal7Ikc.
ular. New State full cream. 924c: small colOred,
sTsc; fancy small white, sac: large cOlored 9S
large white, 9%c Eggs-Receipts, 6.12i packages.
Market firm. State and Pennsylvania, 20ieI2lc;
Western candled, l9l9g20c; uncandied 15qlSc.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-Butter steady: ex-
prints, 2lc. Eggs STEADY; fresh nearby. 20c, loss
on; fresh Western. 2Oizc. loss on: extra South
western, lSQ1Sc. loss or extra Southern. 150l6c.
loss off. Cheese steady; New York full creams.
S1z19&c.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 4-Butter firm. unchanged
fancy imitation. 1890; fancy creamery. 2lq22c:
fancy ladle 1S6Il9c; fancy roll. 17G1sc good roll
i6di1c; store packed, l6lt14c. Eggs firm, un-
changed; fresh, Id17i1c. Cheese firm. unchanged
10lRc.
ELGIN, Aug. 4.-There was no change in the
price Of butter the Board of Trade to-day The
offerings were 200 lbs. but bids were made
and the call closed with sales. The quota
lions committee made the market firm at zoe.
Sales OF the week were Co 600 lbs
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady. Cream
cries, l5Gl912c; diaries. I5I1Sizc. Cheese steady
at 10hQllc. Eggs weak fresh. Ice.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4.-Eggs-Fresh steady:
Missouri and Kansas stock 14lzc, loss off, cases
returned.
ST. LOUIS Aug 4.-Butter steady: creamery.
CINCINNATI Aug. Eggs steady at lac.
Butter quiet Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. 1O1sc.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. A Butter-Comrnon and
medium l5c; good, Ice Eggs, 13c.
BOSTON. Aug. 4.-ISpeeial.l-Eggs firm al
19tzc.
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cotton ties; slos. Bagging: sis975tc Hemp
Irvine, SC. Receipts-Flour. Il. 0oo wheat, So. COO
corn, .. 0eo: oats AS O00 Shpments-Fiour, 10, .
co. wheat. 1iT.oo0; corn. 1900; oats. 1900
BALTIMORE. Aug. 4.-f1our steady; winter
extra, 0q3l0; winter clear 50 25fl3 90. winter
straight. S. 40d3 80: winter patents. S.7oa5s5:
S.tg; spring patent, s3.75g4 Wheat quiet spot
December. 7s.e astes. steemer 10. ? red. ia
Ilsc; southern. BY sample, 6AuI2%e; southern
S5 n s sstc g2e Corn dull Ss95e Wbit:
Germ DOC; Southern yellow corn. sc. oats IN
settled; No. white old. 60G6lc; No. mixed oid;
56dotc Rye dull and easy; No ? SScs No :
Western. COO. Sugar firm. unchanged; fine and
coarse graduated. 47lifc.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 4.-wheat-No. ? red and
longberry, &c; No. red and longberry, s5e
Apples-sun-dried. sc for bright: medium bright.
&C, dark, Be-. Peaches. 1hQ2izc. Beans-North-
car lots on track So; clover, slo5OGll5o. Straw.
ssaSS9 Clean ginseng. SS5eat per ID P9'a! s
cabbage, T59S0c per brl. Peppers, N.2Ql5 per
brL Green beans. N5oa2 per bril- Home-g grown
tomatoes, 4Oq50c per bu.
KANSAS CITY, Aug -wheat-september,
63d6lc; December. 63ssc. cash. No hard, t69
SIC; No. red. csc. Corn-September, 45isat5hc;
white. 5slsGs0c Oats-No. ? white. sl@S2e Re-
ceipts-Wheat. SIS bu; corn. JOS; coo 6u: oats.
1880 blu; oats. IS. 900 bu.
CINCINNATI, Aug 4-Flour dull: fancy. So
as; family, $-sOa92 p. Wheat steady: No:
oats quiet, lower; No. mixed, 29QS0e Rye,
easier; No. ?. Soc. Lard quiet Sl0.S5. Bulk meats
steady. $10.s2ik. Bacon steady. So. Whisky dull
on basis OF $1.3l- Sugar quiet; hard refined
3S7G5.42c
TOLEDO. Aug. 4-Wheat fairly active; weak;
cash, TOAc; September. &c; December. Use
May, 74kc;. Corn fairly active; steady; cash.
6Slsc; September. 51lRc. December. $3.50. Oats
dull, weak; September, 32%c. December, 3lAc.
Clover seed dull, firm; October. s5.I71z. No
alsike, S.7cQ6.7II2. Rye, No. 3. 5Sc.
DULUTH, Aug. 4-Wheat-Cash No l hard,
15&c; No. northern. 74c: No. ! northern,
1SAc September 69hc; December. 6Tssc. Man
ltoba, No. northern. cash. 73i4c; No north
ern, INC. Oats-September Slhc
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
61@61lxc; December 661eeisc: track No.
hard, 77Ssc; No. ! northern. 1850; No north
ern, 73hc.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 4.-Barley dull; No. :
65I66c; sample, 50Qe5c.
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TRADE MUCH DEPRESSED
STOCK MARKET Is LETHARGIC IN
DER GENERAL CONDITIONS ONLY.
Money Situation the Principal Infiu-
ence-FavorabIe Sentiment DeveI-
ops at n Few Scattered Points.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4--There was no
strong influence at work in to-day's stock
market and the gate Of activity fell away
TO about the dullest of the. year. The clos
ing OF the London Stock Exchange was
only a slight factor in the dullness. The
consideration Of the future of the local
money market was a mere effective con-
sideration. Last weeks loan increase has
brought the loans of the New York clear
inghouse banks TO total OF over $4,000
600 which is forty-ons millions in excess
Of those Of year ago. Deposits are only
about a million greater. but the cash re-
serves are about eight millions less than a
year ago. and the surplus reserves about
eight millions less. The condition of the
New York trust companies is of greater
Importance than ever because, in estimat-
ing the money position, their deposits on
June so. of $4,000. OOo, compare with 1851 OOo,-
900 in the banks on rhe'same; date. Com
parative figures show that trust company,
loans on collateral and on personal security
were over $500, 10000, compared with s547.-
100000 year ago, while the actual cash on
hand reported by these institutions on June
30 was only SS.23 ITO. or less than q million
greater than last year. The enormous ex-
pduoAOH the DuSlHSSS OI the TRUST COm-
panieS is the key to the cautious feeling
which gains force as the period approaches
for the interior demand for currency To-
days Developments seem to show that the
outward movement OF gold is greater for
the present, owing, probably, to the sue
cess attending the French rentes-conver-
sion plan. Discounts in Paris to-day fell
to near per cent. An advance in the
sterling rate there indicated renewed re-
mittances to London to be placed in the
loan market there Aside from this general
repreSsive influence, only few stocks
were affected by individual causes. The
iron and steel group had some advantage
from the brilliant trade prospects, the
strong semi-annual report OF the Republic
ments concerning the Pressed Steel Car
Company, and inspired intimations of large
earnings for July by the United States
Steel Corporation. The governments favor
able estimates OF the Aug. 1 cotton con-
dition had some effect on cotton carrying
roads and an attempt was made to advance
the coalers on the idea that coalmining may
be resumed soon. But the effect was only
transitory Profit-taking by the room
traders who had been the only buyers,
caused prices to retrace their course One
or two sttffened up at the last notably
Texas & Pacific, but the closing was dull
and irregular.
There was violent rise and a feverish
reaction in the Central of Georgia income
bonds. Otherwise there was no feature in
the bond market. Total sales at par value
were $1.112.00O. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Strong Early, Weak Later
Other Commodities Steady.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Flour-Receipts.
14,O2O brIs; exports, 1890 brls. Market dull
Rye flour firm; sales, 500 brls; fair to good.
sS.25G3.4O; choice to fancy, S.55q3.O. Corn
meal dull; yellow Western. s1.32; city. s1.SO;
Brandywine, $S45Q3.6O. Rye steady; No.
Western, 66lkc f. o. b. afloat; State, SAC C. /.
f. New York car lots. Barley quiet; feed
ing, 54c C. l. f. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts 49, 75 bu; exports. 167,-
942 bu; spot steady; No. red, 76c elevator,
77G7Ac. f. O. b. afloat: No. l Northern.
Duluth, s1Ac (. o. b. af1oat; No. 1 hard,
Manitoba, SEC f. o. b. afloat. Opening a
shade easier, wheat at once rallied. and I'M
til noon was sustained by firm Paris cables,
covering and a disappointing increase in
the visible supply. Later it broke again.
ruling weak through the last hour under
liquidation, liberal receipts and fine wealth
er and fair export demand closed 2sdhc.
net lower. September, "a 7-16Q75c, closed at
741ac; December, "A 1-l6q74Ac. closed at
Corn-Receipts, 4,15O bu; exports, 1852
blu: spot easy. No. 2, 66c elevator zoe f. o.
b. ahoat. Options shot up sc after the
opening on small Chicago receipts, but
met heavy orders that eventually broke
prices sharply and closed weak at 1sq2sc
decline September, 6lAQ625sc, closed at
61Mc; December closed at 4SAc.
Oats-Receipts, 1900 bu; exports, 1915 blu;
spot irregular No. 2. 64c; No. 3. CSC; No.
9 white roc; No. 3 white, sc; track mixed
Western. 64c; track white. 65a7Oc. Options
firm at first, with corn, then weakened
under liquidation.
Beef-Quet; family. s15q16: mess, sl3d
1850; beef hams, $z2q23; packet, s14q15
Lard dull; Western steamed, S11.O5Ql1 10;
refined steady; continent at s1125 Pork
easier; family. 5000; short clear, S19G21. p;
mess SIS. 25Q1925. Cottonseed oil easy;
prime crude, nominal; do yellow, 421kG43c
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice
SAC; mild steady; Cordova, s611hc
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 27sc;
centrifugal, 96c: test, 3ssc; molasses sugar
2asc. refined steady.
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the foil

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Observation-Disclosures William Johnson Evansville
IS: Henry c. Fisk. Indiana polls $40: Charles I.
Hummer Muncie, Sc war with Spain)
Increase Reissue etc.-JOseph Low. Pendls-
ton Sl7: John W. Davidson, Evansville IS.
Elias Wright Bedford, $40: James X shadday
Correct Si7; Joseph II. Clark IndianapoIis SD.
Johann Conrad Haas. Terrs Haute, SI7; William
Ianders, Winchester. S.; William T. Cunning
ham (dea6). summitville. s2i; Henry II. Eppard
Muncie Si2; stephen p. Taylor. WaicottviIle sl2:
George s. Plasterer, Mt. Etna, So John w Hay-
len Fort Wayne 81: Thomas Malott Peru $40.
Jacob p. Ellis. Anderson. S24: Richard Kolb
Rrookston. S24; Jacob Oldaker. Lafayette S17.
John III Duvall Upton, s12 James JarreIls In.
dianapolis IS: William Lohsand. Michigan civ
S. Henry Cowherd, indianapolis IS: Ransom
Church Evansville, S12; Philip Weissert Lafav
cite ss; Edward f. Fitzgerald, Mlshawaka sl3.
Joseph d. Mcclure, Evansville S24; Henderson
owens Franklin, $40.
widows Minors and Dependent Relatives
Elizabeth Loveiand. Herbst. IS; Anna Barnharr
I.afavette IS; Mary A Bryant West Iafayette ss.
Martha Campbell, Altoona, IS; Elizabeth c Red
ding BARRIERS Mills. s.. Esther A Conner Mr.
Vernon IS; Sarah G. Willis Boonville IS.
minors OF Jacob Bean. Laconia Sla: Rebecca n.
Garrison. Matthews. s1s: Sarah A McCracken
Flnora Sl2; Henrietta Richstein. Evansville $40.
Amanda c. Watson. Terre Haute, si2; cynthia
a cunningham Summtville si2: sarah p
Bates. Upton. IS. Annie Wood. Indianapolis. S.
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Chicago Stocks.
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-C1ear-
fnRs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4q6
per cent; time loans, 5G6 per cent. Clear
ings, 81 OPS, 10; balances, S254,031.67.
NEW YORK-Call money steady at pa
az per cent; last loan, "a. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 4lzq5 per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm at 81. SIS for demand, $4.S51s for
sixty days; posted rates. $4S6 and ASS11;
commercial bills, $4S434q4S5&. Clearings,
S120, 400. sol; balances, sS.S75,03l.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, 10425c
premium. Posted exchange. Sass for sixty
days, s4SSi1 on demand. Clearings, ST.
or, 962; balances, s., 526, 462.
BOSTON.-Clearings $17.Ss1.1 balances,
$1,S16.237
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4Q4lz per
cent. Clearings, $14,251,6O1; balances, ST.
500, 49,
ST. LOUIS.-Money. sac per cent. New
York exchange par. Clearings, S,677, 1852;
balances, 81 lis, 037.
BALTIMORE.-Money 4d4k per cent.
Clearings, $2,s7S, $50; balances. 1898. 7SS.
CONGRATULATIONS 311q6 per cent.
New York exchange, 1Oq2oc discount. Clear
ings, 81 00,S50.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, Aug A-Turpentine firm at 43xc
Receipts. IA; sales. 81 exports, Ia Rosin
firm. Receipts 4,l55; sales, Las; exports. H.
o23. Quote A. b, c. $115: D, N.l5; T. 81 20.
f. $l25; C. a.SO; H. sl.6O; 1. S.s5: X, 81 as
NJ, 1926; n, $3.50; window glass, s. 40; water
white. 1855
WILMINGTON, Aug. 4-Spirits OF turpentine
nothing doing. Rosin steady at s1.10d1.l5 Crude
turpentine firm at 81. 40. $3.50 and go. Re-
ceipts, 312 Tar firm at 80.
OIL CITY, Aug. 4-Credit balances, 81 %
Shipments, 1853 112 brls; average 9S GOA brs; runs
les. 121 brls; average, So 500 brls.
MONTPELIER, Aug. 4-Crude petroleum steady
North Lima, Soc; South Lima and Indiana, Sac
CHARLESTON, Aug 4.-Turpentine and rosir
unchanged.
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MORE OATS INJUNCTIONs,
Twenty-Five Bills Issued by Judge
CbetIain for Chicago shorts

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Judge Chetlain to-day
issued twenty-nine more injuncuons as a
result of the legal battle that is being
waged over the recent corner in July oats
At the request of Waite, Thorburn & Co,
the complainants in the former injunction
suits nineteen bills were issued against
the Bank Of Montreal restraining its off,
GERS from paying over margins TO as many
Board of Trade firms to whom the COM
plainants had made short sales of July oats.
There is a remarkable difference i'm the
nature of the petitions on these bills, how
ever, from those first granted. The petit
tons this time instead Of alleging con-
spiracy to corner July oats state that the
margins can be paid only by the illegal use
of an authority inequitable and unjust
Ten of the injunctions issued to-day were
at the complaint of Pratt q Buckley and
other Board of Trade firms. These latter
injunctions are against individual board
firms 10 prevent the collection Of margins.
The amount Of money involved in the Waite
& Thorburn cases is about $4,000: In the
others about twice that sum.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. Aug. Flour dull; red winter pat
ents Sc 20aB.30; extra fancy and straight 81 10
M X. clear, s. 75d2S5. Timothy seed 81 10 for
August Corn meal STEADY. $3.O5. Bran dull /:
sacked on east track, zoe. Wheat lower; No. 2
red cash elevator 64lzc; track, 66Qs7e; No ?
hard 6sQ70i4c: track, September 65Lc; Deem
Der s7.c. Corn lower; No. cash, 5gc track
September, 4s@c; December 37437l1c. oats easv.
No cash. 2Sc: track. 2sQ2sc; No. white Sc
track. September SOC Rye lower at soc, Pork
Dry salt meats steady boxed extra shorts
sii l2la: clear ribs, sll25 short clear, yll So
Bacon steady boxed extra shorts. sl2: clear ribs
SIC 12lz. short clear. si237i1. Timothy, slOQ
Is; prairie. s7qs. Whisky steady at s1.Si. Iron
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was fairly satisfactory. The market opened
with very little inquiry from outside
sources. and butchers were wanting only
a few small lunches Therefore the full
loads were somewhat neglected, and al
late hour had not changed hands. Sales
or the smaller lots were usually at nearly
steady prices compared with those current
at the close of last week. but it appears
that most dealers are expecting only a
moderate demand in the near future, and
In prices. 1t probably viii require lambs
better than the average TO bring over s.,
and IL IS not likely that buyers will want TO
pay over $3.50 for sheep. Sales to-day in
cluded a small bunch Of lambs at $50 and
fair class OF sheep az g Quotations:
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Aug. Poultry, alive irreg-
ular; chickens, 13hc; turkeys lie: fowls 13lkc;
dressed easier; chickens. liGl5c; fowls. 1Sq1Sl3c
turkeys. 14d15c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Aliens, 10kGl1c spring
chickens, 12Ql2l2c; young ducks. SdSlze; young
guineas, 12Gl3c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Poultry steady; chickens.
&C; springs, lie; turkeys, l2c; ducks, nc; geese
firm 4lac.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Poultry steady; hens,
lie; springs, udl2c; turkeys 1Oc.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys, 1211d13c: chickens. l2a13c.
BOSTON, Aug. Especial. Poultry firm.
Fowls, lac; springs 16c
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Five Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ended at p. m, Aug. 4, 1902. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No 129 East Market street. Both tel
epkones 1905:
Mary Z. Losey 20 George Harvey. et TX,
IL LOsey's College av add. broadway,
near Twenty-siXth st) ..................... E.4JO
Anna NJ. Sanders TO Margaret Bruce
Lot Home & Dawson's sub Of a John
son Heirs add. CASH ST. TWEEN
ieth st1 -. $500
Fred ID. Stilz 70 Susan l. McCaney pt
Lots s. and 90 in A. r. Fletcher's sub
OF A. Z and /. Fletcher's oak Hill
lHaZel 81, Lawrence st)........-... 1000
John Allen 10 Benjamin +. Abrams Lot
80 Blk 3. y Indianapolis. Eugene ST
Annette sD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Amelia II. Wells to Annie O. Mothers
head, Lot and Ut OF Dungan's add
New Jersey st. near Thirteenth ST.. $500
Frank &. Pierce to Agnes Harrington.
pts a sec Is, ~ l6. r 2 (Nayne
township OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.hD
George Wolf al. Edward Ketten-
bach Lots IS and So Windhorst place
add. (Msdison av. near Iowa sD....... LOO
William c. Van Arsdel 10 Louis Lud-
wig. Lot { Edgewater. s. II "a
sutherland av. near Thirtle,h SD. s25O
John Climber 10 Pearson Mendenhall.