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Wool.

BOSTON, July 25.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say in to-morrow's report on the wool trade
OF the United States: The market is still highly
active. with a free demand from the big COM
bine and outside mills. Well nigh every grade OF
domestic wool has figured in the sales and at
steadily advancing prices. The record has been
broken by the sale of fine medium Montana
price was 20c for a line Of high half-blood Texas
of strictly twelve months growth. Secured
Colorado woods OF 1901 clip have been cleaned
out OF the market. Dealers, we'll mills, are
buying In Boston Reports from Buenos Ayres
state that for the first time in years there is
no wool on that market. The receipts OF wool In
Boston since Jan l. 1912 have been 1863 SGT. l07 lbs.
against $50 s4S 2sS lbs for the same period in
1901 The Boston shipments 10 date $50 60l. us
lbs. against shipments OF $40 212 799 lbs Tor the
period in 1901. The stock on hand in Bos-
ton Jan. 1, 1902. 77,340. 463 lbs. The total
stock to-day is &c, 406 455 lbs The stock hand
July q. 1901. was g. l53. 02e lbs.
LONDON, July 25.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered H. GA bales. Com
petition keen and prices were firm. Merinos
in good demand Crossbreds steady.
Following the sales in detail New South
Wales. Loo bales; secured, 7isdGfs SiSd: greasy,
34dqls He'd Queensland 300 bales secured.
1s61s Sd greasy. SdQ1s. Victoria 1900 bales:
Australia, ZOO bales secured, 9da1s AID: greasy,
41zGl1d. Tasmania, goo bales; secured 5Izd:
greasy. 3dd1s. New Zealand. 800 bales, secured.
5d6ls 4lsd; greasy. go d10kd. Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal, 200 bales; secured. 9ikd6ls;
greasy Sc. Punta Arena. 200 bales: greasy,
4hda1s. Spain, 100 bales; greasy 3kQ51zd.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Wool steady; medium
grades and combing 15d1Sikc; light fine, l2Gl6c;
heavy fine l0Ql3c; tub washed, l5d25c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Dull and Easy Except for n
Squirt i'm July Oats.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Flour-Receipts,
II 252 brls; exports, 20. us brls. Market dull
and easy. Rye flour quiet; fair to good,
SO 25d3.45; choice to fancy, s3.55a2.65. Corn
meal easy; yellow Western s1.S1; city, 81 %;
Brandywine, sS45q3.60 Rye steady; No. 2
Western 6212c f. o. b. afioat; State, 63qe4c
c. 1. f. New York, car lots.
Wheat-Receipts, $1,000 bu: exports nil
Spot easy; No. red. 7S9sc elevator, 79lkG
SOIsc f. o. b. afoat; No. 1 northern Duluth.
S23sc (. o. b. affoat: No. 1 hard Manitoba
S45sc T. o. b. afloet. Affected by heavy WIN
ter wheat receipts, talk of a large visible
supply increase, easier cables and moderate
unloading. wheat was dull and easy to-day
Exports did little, in spite OF the weak
ness. Last prices showed Ease net de-
cline. July closed a S024c; September 76ss
d77c closed at 76ssc; December, 76 11-l66
76Tsc, closed a 76&c.
Corn-Receipts. IS. 800 bu exports. 1922 bu
Spot easier: No. 2 70Ikc elevator. HE T. O.
h. afOat Options were dull and weak all
dag, influenced by the wheat decline. favor
able weather and liquidation, closing heavy
at NC net decline. July. 70Lt d702sc. closed
at T0Ac: September. 659. d6ilkc, closed at
63stc: December closed at sic.
Oat+Receipts. 1880 bu; exports u 66S
bu. Spot firm; No ?. 64d64s4c: No. 8. 6315c:
No. white. 6ss4c: No. white. CSC; ira ck
mixed Western &c: track white. e507Oc.
at Chicago. but weak otherwise. owing TO
better weather.
Lard steady: Western steamed. 81 10. re-
fined steady: Pork quiet: family. 800 5Od2l.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. invoice. SAC;
mild quiet: Cordova. SGl1izc
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. PIC: CEN
trifugal. es test. 32sc; molasses sugar. 25sc:
refined firm.
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No. hard. sc new. 7sc old. Corn lower: No. ?.
cash. 62i4c: track. &c: July. s2izc, September
nominal; track 4Oc new. SIC old: July. 41c. Sep
tember "a nc; No. 2 white. $50 old i.Hc Gun
at sc. Pork lower; Jobbing. Sl.35 old, Sl'-ss
new. Lard nominsIIy higher at Sl0.55. Dry salt
meats steady; boxed extra shorts sl; clear Ti3s.
boxed extra shorts. SllS7s clear ribs. 81. snort
clear 81 S Hsy strong ume'R}y 80 80 iS 80,
ton ties. So6 Bagging, 6't46hc hemp tWihe'
&c. Receipts-Flour. 6o90 brls; wheat. S2Aez1 ou'
corn 81 600 bu; oats. 1000 bu- Shipment loeI'
500 bu
LOUISVILLE July 25.-wheat-No. red and
longberry. 7lc: No. red and longberry. CSC
Apples-sun-drie sc per III for bright. medium
bright &c. dark. Sc; peaches, 1ad2isc. Beans
Northern hand picked. sl.75 per bu. Hay
Choice in car lots on track. SIS. clover. slo5oa
1150. Straw $3.50. Clean ginseng. S5.5oqi per
10. New potatoes Ndl25 per bril- New onions.
lettuce, I5c per bu. New cabbage 15c per crate
Peppers. 81 5oG2 per brl. Green beans S2q225
per brl. Tomatoes 6oQ75c per crate.
BALTIMORE. July 25.-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat steady at declines spot and
51a7S5 ls steameT No red 7si 7si.c south
ern by sample, 6sis075igc; Southern on grade,
53a75lse corn-No market; southern white N'
~hste 6tgeoc' No mixed 'ss s7 Ky SUI aGI'-
steady and unchanged; coarse granulatei sht2c-
KANSAS CITY. July 25.-Wheat-Septemoer Der,
No red 6sa6sc Corn-September 47isc: De
cember. S7as7bc: cash No mixed &c: No 2
white. 6sl.c. Oats-No. ? white old. SIC. Re
oeipts-wheat. 2Oi 500 bu: corn 80 400 bu. oats
$500 bu. Shipmsnts-Wheat O.400 bu; corn,
500 bu oats. 16. 000 bC.
LIVERPOOL. July 25.-Wheat steady; No. ]
Northern, 6s 212d: No. ] California dull IS 4l1d
Corn-Spot American mixed steady, - l,za
Bacon-CumberIand cut quiet at SIS Lard-Prime
Western in tierces steady at 54s cd; American
refined in pals steady at 5is Sd. Cheese-AneT-
lean finest white steady at ass; American finest
colored steady at ass
TOLEDO. July 25.-Wheat quiet and lower
cash and July, 72Rc. September. 73&c. Decem-
Der, 74c. Corn moderately active and lower: cash
and July. 65}sc; September, 60hc; December.
45l2c Oats dull: cash and July. soc; September,
36Ac; new July. 55c: September. S4Nc.
Rye-No. 2 sec. Glover seed duh; October, s5l2]a-
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; No. red. 72i2G7sc. Corn quiet: No. 2
mixed. 67itc. Oats steady: No. mixed. 56l. q
SIC. Rye steady: No. ,. 5sc. Lard easy at $40 80.
Bulk meats steady at Sill Bacon steady at So. Is
Whisky-Distllers' finished goods steady on basis
of s1.81. Sugar firm.
DULUTH. July 25-wheat-Cash No. 1 hard,
7slsc; No. northern. 72Ssc. No northern ard
July, 1850; September, use; December, ssssc.
Oats-SePtember, SSc.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 25-wheat-July 7sNc:
September, 69iac; track No. 1 hard, Soc NO.
l northern. 7sc; No. northern. 7S&4o.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

APOLIS.-Commercial paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans. sac per cent Clear
ings, 81, 70S 407.S6; balances, $3.50, O65.O1.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 2laEf
per cent; closing, bid and asked 22a per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 1905 per
cent Sterling exchange steady; actual bus
mess in bankers bills, S4.S77s for demand.
S4.S5 for sixty days; posted rates. s4S6 and
&.SS12; commercial bills. S4S4%G4S524. Clear
ings, s271 251, $50; balances. S11.67S. 166.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, 10c pre-
MUM posted exchange. S4.S614 for sixty
days; s.S9 on demand. Clearings S260 $40;
balances, s, Jos, eos.
BOSTON.-Clearings 81, O9l, S39; balances.
81, SS4, sol.
APPROPRIATENESS 4d41R per cent.
Clearings. $1S.645. 4S2; balances, s., 1885.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent; New York exchange. par. Clearings'
s7,543, 1914; balances, $1,0S3, 460
BALTIMORE.-Money AZ per cent.
Clearings, $34l6,243; balances, 1888, 127.
CINCINNATI.-Mone 31kG6 per cent;
New York exchange, par to 10c premium.
Clearings, $3,296,550.
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FREIGHT HANDLERS
This Is What a Steamboat Man Says
of Negro ROustabOuts.
V Orleans Times Democrat

New Orleans Times democrat.
''The negro roustabout is the greatest
freight handler in the world" said an old
steamboat man, land while we have had
a great deal of trouble lately in dealing
with this class of men, it is doubtful
whether any other class could take the
in the river business of the country The
negro seems to be peculiarly well adapted
to this kind of work. He is a natural
freight handler. He knows just exactly
how to catch hold of package OF freight.
Whether the pack is round or square long
or short, large or small. ii is all the same
with him, for he knows exactly how to
take hold of it in order to handle it in the
easiest way possible, and i'm the quickest
way possible With the negro this business
is a natural sort of gift. l have been i'm
walk Of the negro roustabout. / have OBJ
served that they do not raise their feet
more than a slight fraction of an inch
above the level of the ground or the stage
plank They barely clear the ground with
their feet The reason of this is easily un-
derstoOd. II requires less physical exertion
10 raise the foot slightly than it would
require If the foot were raised as
high as is is by the average per-
son under ordinary circumstances. We
know this because Of the difference we
sary in climbing stairs of different make
The deep step. for instance. is more trying
than the shallow step. The chances are
that the negro rousta bout goes about this
thing in an unconscious sort of way. and he
would probably be puzzled If YOU should
mention the fact to him IL is what Darwin
would call "A case of unconscious selection
IL is the fttest thing 10 do. but like many
others OF natures creatures they do il
without being conscious of il. The long,
swinging step of the roustabout answers
the same purpose. 1t minimizes the physi-
cal exertion and enables the performer to
do more than he would be able to do under
other circumstances. No other race of men.
in my judgment. would be able TO do this
of work nd
the greatest freight handler in the world
and really he is the only member know of
who is not In danger OF losing bis Job
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. July 25--Turpentine firm at 4Fkc
r. l.25; C, s1.s9; H $40; I. {2O5; *. ass: NJ.
sos; n. ss40; window glass, $3.50: water
white, $40.
WILMINGTON. July 25.-Spirits OF turpentine
nothing doing Rosin steady at 81 106115. Crude
turpentine firm at Sl.s0. 81 80 and $40 Tar firm
at $50
OIL CITY. July 25.-Credt balances H22
Shipments. los 26s brs: average. so PA brls runs
8.4s2 brls; average 81. s21 brs.
MONTPELIER. July 25.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, sec; South Lima and In
diana. SIC.
CHARLESTON, July 25.-Turpentine and rosin
unchanged.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued TO the following
named Indianians;
Originals-Loran A. Andrus. South Bend s.:
Julius H. Frolck. Odcn. IS (War with SPAIN /:
Eugene Compton Elkhart. IS fwar with SPAIN
Increase. Reissue. etc John II. Stamm, Bruce
lake s.: William " Rosa. Webster slg Jacob
Akers. Mulberry. IS. Clark II Kirk. Cumbaci.
IS. Thomas b Kerr Wabash 81; Dayton T.
Norwood. indianapolis, IS. William /. Freeman.
Lynn IS; William Moore. Roam. 80. William
n Robinson Millport. 81. Andrew McGrea gor.
Princeton. S2s Hartman FOsniEht. JOiietviIle 80.
Richard Klelne Cumberland. S. James J. Kirk
land Shoals. $40. George ". D. Chaplin. Ander-
son sf7: William B. Cochran. Coal city sl1:
James w Simpson. National Military Home.
Marion SO. Jesse Rex. Huron. $50. Samuel a.
Curry Bloomington. ST. JamiE0n r. Wilson.
Indianapolis 81, Joseph Adams. dead Hauss-
dale So: Wesley q. Hall. dead. Franklin. So
widows Minors and Dependent Relatives
Sarah r. Jessup. Kokomo. $. Sarah O. Wilson.
Cana ST.: Virginia n. Lisk Linton. e.. Mary a
Howe. Rensselaer,. $. minors OF Joseph Adams.
Haussdale Sl2. Mary Ewing. Angola si2. Mary
a Gibson. Spencer. sl2s minor OF Giles r White.
Creensburg, S1e; Annie G. Shanner. Evans
Vile. IS
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If You Have n Cold.
PHILADELPHIA Press.

Drinking cold water when one has a cold
coming on - one of the best remedies be
cause il stimulates the system and helps
10 wash out poisOns formed I'm the body.
Living fruit for two or three days and
drinking hot or cold water freely, with milk
for nOurishment. will often cure en- ordi-
nary cold if taken In time. says an author
ity. The old proverb. stuff a cold and
starve q fever" is a contradictory one, for
4 cold Is fever.
People suffering from a cold and continu-
ing TO eat heartily OF beefsteak. mutton
chops, roast pork and similar foods are
simply adding fuel 10 the flames as surel :
as one pOurs oil on a fire. Such heating
food stimulates the morbid processes at
work in the body. and tar from curing the
disease. makes 10 worse.
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willie and the Coffee.
Detroit Free Press.

Every present-generation Ann Arbor
youth and many of the "old grads" of
Michigan University know Tuttle's-
TUFTS" IL is Familiarity called-the coffee
house. tobacco shop and restaurant par
excellence or the little college town Most
everybody. too. knows Willie" the
winged mercury OF the establishment
one day-so the story runs-sOme OF "the
fellows" were in TUFTS for coffee They
gave their order. and presently Willie shut
ned in bearing the cups.
One Of them noticed something amiss
ana remarked about IL, Why Willie
you've got your finger in my coffee"
Willie looked down at the finger in cues
ton. left IL where IL was, and lifted the
cup toward the table.
oh said he blandly. lit don't mattx
IL amt hot"
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Poultry.

NEW YORK July 25.-Poultry-Alive weaker:
chickens 14G15c; turkeys. lie; fowls. lac
Dressed firm: chickens. lie; fowls. 13i56l4c;
turkeys, 13d14c.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Hens. I01aG1ic per 10;
spring chickens, 12al2lzc; young ducks. Ease.
young guineas, 124l3C.
ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Poultry steady: chickens
1052c; springs. lac; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 7c:
geese, 41a65lzc
CHICAGO, July 25-Iced poultry steady: tur-
keys, 12d13lac: chickens. including springs Y
dl4c
CINCINNATI. July 25.-Poultry steady; hens.
10Jsc; springs 12d12lzc: turkeys. 10c.
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; futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm
wheat-No. spring 7s077c: No. g. 7sa7sIkc: No
red. 76h17G1c. Corn-No ?, 65tq66c. Oats
No 2 SEC Barley-Good feeding CSC: fair to
choice mailing, Toe Flexseed-No. /. 81. As; No
Northwestern, 81 So Prime timothy seed s. 70
Mess pork per brl. S173OG17. 3d. Lard. per 100
lbs SO 67lk6lOSo. Short rib sides Qoose). $40 40d
10 90 Dry-saIted shoulders (boxed). s.. 371k1s 50
Short clear sides (boxed), s112&G112. Whisky
Basis OF high wines. $l.31.
Receipts-Flour u 600 brl: wheat 133 coo bu;
corn 2l6.OO0 bu: oats 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu:
barley 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour. Ia 900 brl
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, . per cent; discounts,
fours, 81.
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes, 100f 40c
for the account. Spanish tours. S1.05.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, pom 4Spf
for checks. Discount rates-Short bills, IA
per cent; three months bills, IL.
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INTEnURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., OH INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May -. I0O2.
StatiOn-UniOn BIo-E.
no West 8InryIand street.
N Trslns Rsn ~ Oenusl rns

For Anderson. Muncle. Marion. Alexandria ane
intermediate stations Leave. ala a. m and
each hour thereafter until s.l5 y. IN and il.l
p. ul.
Limited trains FOR Anderson and Muncle.
Leave. ) a. IA. IL a. D. m and ; n. m
arriving Anderson IN hour and twenty nNt
minutes and Muncle IN two hours. n a. and
: r. NJ trains make direct connections a Ander-
son with limited trains for ElwOod-
Combination passenger and express vii
leave West Maryland street station az Sis a.
Express car leaves West Maryland-street sta
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ers was hardly as liberal as yesterday and
IL was not quite as easy 10 transfer the con-
signments "A yesterdays prices, but as a
rule there was no quotable change reported.
A satisfactory clearance was made and the
market closed steady at opening prices
Several punches OF lambs sold at S5.7596
and other sales ranged from AQ5.5O. A
few sheep brought 81, but 1915 was prac-
tically the top and other sales ranged from
S2.7503.50. Bucks were reported at $.JOq3.
OrrpfaffCue-
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It Didn't work.

Kansas City Journal
Il am down on this physical culture bust
ness" said a man At Topeka yesterday. Il
took treatment from one of the nail order
physical culturists until my muscles stood
out quite bulkily. Then l started out 10
set the worth OF my money by whipping a
fellow / didn't like. He whipped me In less
time than IL takes 10 tell II, and 1 am down
on physical culture.
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Building Permits.

w. A Guthrie. repairs to two-story frame $50
North Pennsylvania street 5000.
Samuel Rubens. cottage, 1927 Union street 5000
Robert Schmetz, frame addition 235 Prospect
street. $3.50.
Indianapolis Coal Company stable, Pine and
Bates streets $500.
Ernestibe Durlansk, cottage Nebraska street,
{ 200
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON-Friday statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the 100000 gold reserve IN
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance ............. 1896, S79 1S9
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 45a 54S
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INDIANAPOLIS 4 GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY

PASSENGER CARS-Leave Georgia and Ne
ridisn streets. First car al M. and hourly
thereafter until 10 p m Last car leaves az ~ =
P'FIEIGHT- CARS-Arrive az Georgia and Ne
-f-tsn streets al m. anl leave az , .. m
- arrive a. go and leave At 30 D.
@oNlBIN ArION PASS ENGER AND EMPRESS
a. ERs-l.eaNe Georgia ana Meridian streets a.
m a. M. ~ noon. ; , N. D. IN.
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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 ending at p. m. July "a. 1909, fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. 129 East Market street. Both tele-
phones zoos:
Mutual Home and Savings Company to
Josie NJ Heay, pit Lots 10 and Il.
Brown ct ais sub OF Outlets 1O7 and
iOS. CHgh ST. near Prospect stu. $1,000
Henry $. Fargo to Thomas w. Starr,
Lots $50. 251 and 252, DR.. Martins I'd
Cumberland s0 .................'...... 10000
William Hanley to Patrick Walsh, ct
TX. Lot s. l. & G. Railroad Company's
sub of Outlets SO and 80. Bates ST.
H nTbe Fl ~ Blessing to Nellie G Giand
Lot 10, Lieber's add. TO North Indian
and Twenty-sxth s0................. 10000
near Oriental ST. . w" o. $50 100
ct al. Lot So Tiford & Thrashers east
Julian avl 100000
apolis, pit Lots 30 and Al, Smith * Lo-
gan's add. logan st, near Raymond
Me- .; cc LOO
80 and SO. Blk SO, Burtons North In
near Isabella sO................... 2.5Oooo
ux., same as above. 10000
Charles 3. Clarke ct al. to Mary Ann
Stone. Lot 175, Julian ct ais sub and
add to Irvington- CRawls av. near
South aVD 300. 90
Matilda Parrish to George Kessler et ux,
Lots 9. 10 and II. Blk 3S. Burton's North
indianapolis add. Corner OF North
western av and Udell sD................ $4,000
Theodore L. Stiles ct al to John Moor
head, Lot 4. Beaty's. administrators
sub OF So l. In the city OF Indianspo-
lis. Massachusetts av near North ST.. 10000
Morris-street Christian Church to Basil
L. Allen, pit Lots o. and 92 Kuhn &
Johnson's 1st West Indianapolis add
Corner of Blaine and Morris ST. 49,. SOC. 90
William Dunlop to Seth NJ. Richcreek
Lots 10 and to u and 15 Myerss
sub OF Outlot 10. Hubbard ct ais
Southeast add. Corner of Malinda and
Spruce SITS and corner of Laurel st and
Cottage avl 10000
Commercial Insurance Company to Clark
H SchoOley Lot as. J. w. Bedsos
sub OF Rhodes's North Inois-st sub.
Northwest corner OF Illinois and TWEEN
ty-fogrth sQ 5.ooOOo
Clark II. Schooley to Sadie A. Cox ct
ux, same as above. 5000 90
Sheriff OF Marion county 10 Herman e
Martens, Lot s. Nelson's sub. So so
Canal, near Wabash st)................. l. ZIG 73
Oscar F. Frenzel TO Charles NJ Dold
Lot 8, Whitsett's sub. Cress add.
(Olive ST, Miami st)................ $50 %
Standard Land Company to Agit Sahm,
Lot 203. Morton Place add. New Jer-
sey st. near Twenty second st).....:.... s.5oOoO
John Thompson TO David kaba dser, Lots
so TO 81, Shoemakers Southeast add. 5000
Flavus J. Van Vorhs to John Thomp-
ct ux.. Lots 60 10 Ga. s above. go 90
Annie Mcmillan to Henry Beck ct ux
u Lot s, Blk g. Southeast add ...... 800 90
Transfers %; total consideration. .sSS 3s7 70
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One Brand of Fame Available.
Rroklvn Ea gle.

hTOkINW
No further function is left for Senator
Bailey OF Texas, than To figure as a dis
tinguished cure in an advertisements of
some exploited medicine Senator Bailey
ceased to be a striking success when he
tried 10 hit Senator Beveridge
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations nt ST. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places

ST. LOUIS. July 25-Flour steady New red
winter patents. 130Q3.45: extra fancy ana
straight. SS43-25; old Of both grades. lie per br
higher; old clear s. s52S. Timothy seed steady
al 81. s0S34. 50. Corn meal steady at 1915. Bran
arrn; sacked, soc Wheat lower. No. red. cash.
elevator. esac; track s926st.c new. &c old
July 6sSc. September. sShc: December. 70lsc
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INDIANAPOLIS. GREENWOOD A
FRANKLIN n. "a. CO.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and Wash
..,f,n streets First al a. m. and hOurly
tbsreafter until 10 p. m. Last ear leaves a; IL Il
Combination passenger and express leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood only
al 20 a and : 30 q. IN
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Dry Goods

NEW YORK. July 25.-The market to-day has
ruled quiet in all departments. the demand being
barely up TO the average Of the previous week
days Print cloths are inactive at previous prices
Linens ruled quiet and unchanged. Burlaps are
slightly lower than last week.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Cotton quiet: sales 275
bales: ordinary, sc: good ordinary. 77sc; low
niddling 79sc: middling 8 l3-l6c: good middling
sIsc: niddling fair. &c. Receipts. 1883 bales:
stock 90 1913 bales.
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Quotations


INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDs. INDIAN
APOLIS. July 25.-Cattle-Receipts none;
shipments none. The market was steady OF
all grades, but the only really urgent de-
mand was for prime grades. the best fe
male butcher stock finding the strongest
market. StOckers and feeders were dull
and slow, excepting the most desirable.
The calf market about steady. Quota
tons:
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 5Sc; Mexican
dollars. 4114c.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at 2i15d an
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

z. NJ. time is in BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus: Daily; Sleeper; P-Parlor Cart c.
Chair Car; D-Dining Car; t-Except Sundays
f-Sunday only. 3Daily except Monday.
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Pensions for Veterans.

ST LOUIS, July 25.-Metais steady. Lead auiet
at s. g7laGk. spelteT firm az sos.