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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-21
LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
FLOUR CONTINUES FIRM AND MILL.
ERs ARE HUNTING FOR STOCK.
Wholesale Grocers Enjoy Excellent
Trade and Dealers Hold Firmly
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Market.

The -four market continues firm. notwith-
standing the fact that speculative wheat
is easier than at any time for some weeks
past. This, seemingly, has no effect ON the
stock supply. and millers and mills are
hunting around for stock to grind. The
Wholesale srocers are having excellent
trade, and all dealers are holding firmly
To quotations. The coffee market is. re-
ported iirmer on cables telling of bad
weather in Brazil New crop coffees are
said TO be poor in style and roasting merit.
Sugars are unchanged. but very firm in
primal markets. ON Commission row there
is considerable activity. Fruits for canning
purposes are selling better than at any time
in the past season Not many grapes have
yet reached this market. Sweet potatoes
are coming in freely and quotations are
easier Ce;e.y IS more abundant and prices
are weakening. String beans hold their
owl fairly well, but the quotations are
hardly as strong as they wore Home
tomatoes are coming forward more liberaIIv
and prices are weakening. Tropical fruits
srS In good supply at unchanged prices
and prices are firm. Irish POTATOES are
arriving quite freely and our ouotations
are a strong as conditions will bear. Green
apples are coming in in large quantities
and some OF the fruit is of fine oIIality
Still there is much OF inferior SnaIity
Plum. pears and peaches are in good sup
ply and prices are steady "a quoted THE
poultry market for springs is easier i'm tone
While hens are firm at prices quoted. Other
lines OF poultry rule steady at our quota
tions. Eggs are really in short sunni and
in small lots better than our ouotattons
are paid. In the East prices of eggs a 70
firm. but not much higher than in this
market. The Eastern market il d,.au
its supply largely at the present time from
the Northwest Increased arrivals and
weaker prices. however. are predicted nv
the produce men next month. Choice hut
tc- is IN good request Poor stock moves
slowly. wholesale dealer Yesterday re-
marked that IL - worthy of note that a
much larger quantity or good butter is ar
irving than IN former years Indiana b,,t
ter makers having become CONVINCED thar
IL IS better 10 pay more attention to pro-
ducing a good quality of butter than here
tofore- The seed market is quite active
There - n good demand for wheat and
other seeds sown In the fall and prices are
firm. Other markets without feature
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ST LOUIS Aug ee-Fiour steady: red winter
patents ssd4. 10: extra fancy and straight g 20
eI3 So: clear IS. 2s03.s5. Timothy seed steady at
s. 20ds4o Corn meal steady at SEQ. Bran
steady; sacked. east track. 75G7sc. Wheat lower:
No. red. cash: elevator. 7s,.c: track; slqslic:
Nav. Snc: No. 2 hard 7sgsec. Corn lower: No
2 cash 4s&c: track. 4sa4sc; September. 4s2c:
December. f7ssdf551c: May. %ssxc. Oats strong
track 3ids5c: September, szAc: December. 3s5sc:
Nav. 3sssc; No. white. 3sa ssisc. Rye strong al
SIZE Hay steady. timothy, ssai2.s0: prairie. 81
1885, Pork higher; Jobbing standard mess
sl31I- Lard higher at s.le Bacon steady:
boxed extra shorts. s.: clear ribs. sS75: short
clear. SSH Whisky lower at si23: Iron cot
81 Receipts-Fiour 1000 bris: wheat. 81; ooe hu
corn p COO bu; oats, $4,000 bu- shipments
Flour, Iiooc bris: wheat. $4,000 bu; corn, 81 900
bu; oats. 43.c0o bu.
hard 7si1n7s,sc: No. 3 sli1a75e: No. 2 red 75c:
No Z. 74c. Ccrn--Cash. No. mixed 4sfissi.c:
No. white. ssn4sic: No. ;. 44c- oats-No.
white sa<fac: No. mixed. 3Ssc Recefufs-
Wheat $4,000 bu. corn. 500 bu, oats ee0o bu
Shipments-wheat. 1N.Soo bu: corn, 1850 bu;
oats. 5000 bu-
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2c-Wheat-Spot. No. 2 red
Western winter. new, firm at IS Cd, No. north.
ern spring strong Is Icd: No California nc
stock Futures quiet: September, Sc sAd: octo-
Der Is sid: December. So ehd. Corra-Spo,
American mixed. new. steady at As Ted. Future.
quiet: september. - ed: October. <s sssd-
CINCINNATI. 90 Flour steady. whea
arm. No. 9 red. fosfs2tzc. Corn easier: No.
missed Sc Oats steadier: No. mixed. ssa3ss-e
Rye firm: No 2. s>c- Lard steady al S,L Bull
meats frm at F.ss's Bacon steady ~ e.Ss
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICES.
After Noon the Course of the stock
Market Was Upward.
[Porterheld & Co.'s Telegram.

lPorterheld q CO.'S Telegram.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2O-As anticipated,
there was some further selling this morning,
which resulted in from one to two points de-
cline. This gave the opportunity to buy on
easy spots as we advised yesterday. Around
the noon hour the market hardened and
the course was upward until the close, with
the majority of the list not only recovering
their early loss, but showing improvement
over last nights price. Erie sold down to
211b early, but was among the leaders in
the rally, closing 81 share higher. p. q O.
and the other cOalers were well bought. In
the rails both Atchison and st. Paul showed
resiIiency and recovered quickly. London
was disposed TO buy Americans again, which
is significant and means that our war scare
OF yesterday died a bornin'." A bull mar
ket will meet similar canards on its upward
movement but to those who show any
shrewdness it only means opportunities to
make great turns. The bank statement will
be favorable. The payment by the United
States treasury for Australian and Klondike
gold will strengthen the banks.
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THELIVESTOCK MARKETS
PRIME CATTLE SCARCE, SELLING AT
SLIGHTLY BETTER PRICES.
Hogs Active at Steady to Higher Fig
Ures-La mbs Lower, Sheep Steady
Condition of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Aug.
2o.-Cattle-Receipts, 1,0J0; shipments, 900.
continued scarcity OF choice cattle for several
days has strengthened the demand for that class
from nearly all sources, and with only a mod
crate supply again to-day the request. for the
good killers strong, and any that answered
that description sold promptly at higher prices.
There difference of opinion as TO the
extent of the advance, but it was generally ad-
mitted that any loss in prices heretofore this
week had been fully regained. The supply of
cattle fat enough to kill was exhausted promptly
at opening prices, and no doubt many more of
this description could have found outlet
the same basis. There was very little or no
Improvement in the demand for unfinished cattle
and common stock badly neglected as
il has been at any time recently. There has
been rather liberal marketing of Western range
cattle OF only fair to medium quality this week.
and with only fair outlet the supply has ac-
cumulated, and there quite a number on
sale to-day They moved slowly, and all that
changed hands were reported &c lower than for
mer prices. The bull market was quotably
steady, and calves were generally lower. Quo
tations:
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Large Interests i'm the Market.

IA. r. Thompson & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-After a rather
weak opening the larger interests came into
the market with heavy supporting orders
and prices stiffened. The buying through
out the day has been from the best quar-
tiers, which tended to check any further
operations by the bears. but did not induce
a great deal of short covering Profit TAX
ing sales seemed TO have been pretty well
cleaned up, and the market appears to be
in a better position TO respond to fall opera
tons. The public showed disposition this
afternoon TO come into the market. The
probability is that prices will be rather
irregular for the next day or two, with,
however, all upward tendency.
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PouItry and Other Produce

prices paid by shipperso
Poultry-Tonc turkeys. &c; hen TURKEYS, sc'
hens, Zoe; cocks. &c; young ducks, 'c' spFlhSs'
Zoe: geese. $50 per doz. =,
Cheese-Wisconsin, l2c; New York foi creams
12c; Swiss, 1sc; brick, l5e; limburgeT' &c
Butter-S1I0c; choice, 12lgl3c-
Eggs-I4c; candled, lac. -.
Wool-Loeal dealers paying Ter wagon lois:
Good medium merehantable unwsshed, lie; coarse
and braid. 15c. heavy merino, 1O41zc; haII-piooo'
12G14c; bury and cotted, 12Q14c; western &c,
Feathers-Prime geese, Coo per ID; prime DUCK
Gee per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, &c for dark
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No. !, SC; NO. :, &C; no.
calf, Zoe; No calf, &C.
Tallow-No. I, &c; No. 2, SIC.
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wRECKING OF THE NEWS.
Mr.. Munsey's New York Venture I'm
Journalism Was Disastrous.

NEW YORK, Aug. Awkward NJ. Shep-
ard, counsel for William Brown, owner of
40 shares of the stock of the Daily News
Corporation, asked the Supreme Court JUS
tice to-day to grant an injunction restrain
ing the sale of the Daily News, which has
been advertised TO take place at auction to-
morrow. Mr.. Shepard said that for many
years the Daily News was run at a profit
of 100000 a year and that the year before
Mr. Munsey acquired possession the News
made a net profit of $1,000 and had in its
treasury $4,000.
Now" said Mr.. Shepard. that 10000
has vanished and the paper owes S235O0v.
Mr. Rushmorc. counsel for Mr.. Munsey,
said that the sale should not be enj0ined.
He said the paper was wrecked before MI
cision was reserved.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Aug 2o.-Credt balances sl-5s; GER
tncates no bid neutrality-suspicious., 100
800 brls; average 5000 brls; Lima. 1866 bris;
average. 6s,5l0 brls. neutrality-suspicious.. l0t, e27
brs; average. n. $50 brls; Lima, q. IA bris; aver
age 55,ss9 brls.
ssi,c. Rosin firm: A. r. c. D. K. M70: r, s175.
G, sl.s5; III. s2.So; i. 2.so; h. 2.S; NJ. Sass.
window glass, $50; water white. F.5o
firm at SIC. Rosin-Nothing doing. Crude tur-
pentine firm at SlT5 to s3-25. Tar firm at SIS
MONTPELIER, Aug D.-Cruds petroleum
$1-15.
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,istillers' finished goods dull on the

whisky-Distillers' finished goods dull on the
basis of Sl29.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S9zsTS2I5c: December. 79iSc; on track No.
hard s0dglc: No 1 northern, SSh90c: No.
northern S6dS7c; No. northern. slQs5c.
primo shipping steers. 81 50d4.75; medium 20 good
shipping steers. 81 35si45o choice butcher steers
So S56i4 %: choice veals. s5.50d5.s5.
Hogs-Choioe 100 lbs and up. $3.50; 100 20 1ss
lbs s. 75: roughs. A50d5.
Sheep and Lambs-Best sheep, -; prime lambs,
s. 2565.35.
TOLEDO, Aug. 25-wheat-September, s2Sc:
December. S37sc; cash, S2isc: May, sstc. Clover
seed-October $3.50: December. $5.67is; prime
timothy SIS; August alsike. $50.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S0Ixc bid: December, sl@sc bid. Corn-September.
d5Sc
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2o.-whest-August soscs
september Size. corn-August, 5s&G57c; sep
TENDER, Sic.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK Aug. 2o.-PouItry-Live steady;
Western chickens, lsc Western broilers, lfc:
fowls i2isc; turkeys. 139l5ize
ST I.OUIs. Aug. 2e-Poultry steady; chickens.
&c: springs loizc; turkeys. hc; ducks. she.
geese. 475c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2e.-Pouitry-Icei easier: tur-
keys I2c; chickens, hens, lOaioisc: springs. lie.
BOSTON. Aug. 2o.--tSpecisl Poultry steady.
fowls and springs, 1si<c: turkeys. l5c-
CINCINNATI Aug. 2o.-PoutTy steady: hens.
sic; springs. Zoe; turkeys. lec-
LOUISVILLE, Aug 2e.-Hens. ioc per ID:
spring chickens, 1ec Ter 10.
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Rates ON Loans aud Exchange-Clear.
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans. 5dl6 per cent. Clear
ings, S1,012. 473.s6; balances, s140.s3i.62.
NEW YORK-Call money easy at 111G2
per cent. closing at 11192 per cent. Time
money firm; sixty days, 4S4M5 per cent
ninty days. So: six months, 8. Prime mer-
camille paper, per cent. Sterling exchange
firm with actual business in bankers bills
at S4S5.S564S59a for demand and at 81. Sc. 20
"a. % for sixty days. Posted rates 81. S31s
@i.A and A.S6is; commercial bills, Si.S.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money. 1L@l% per cent: dis
counts. 2%4G2 1916 and 224M2!s; consols,
20 9-16 and 909s.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes. OF soc
for the account.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London 20m 3Sf.
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Sheep-Receipts, $50: shipments. go. The mar
ket opened with smaller number OF buyers IN
the field, and. with less competition from lccai
butchers shippers forced a reduction in prices
so far as lambs were concerned. A few sales
made high yesterday, but generany
the market appears to be about 2ec lower AZ
current prices a good clearance was finally mace,
but IL seems that the demand for this week mas
been fairly well supplied 4 few punches of
lambs sold at S. 2565 80 but the bulk or the good
kinds were reported at s.. and other sales were
a $4f74.75. There not a great many sneep
the market. and they were reported ABOUT
steady 10 a shade lower. few sold as nlgh as
So p. and other sales ranged from $50 to $40
nrnnf ions
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Aug. :0.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet: middiing uplands, L. Tsc; middnx gulf.
lsc sales. s3s bales. Future. closed dull: An-
gust Il 24c; September. nc; October. so2c.
November. e.7sc: December. sic; January. s7sc:
February. e.s7c. March. s5sc-
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 2e--cofton-Futures
d;lU spot quiet. Sales. 20 bales Ordinary.
. T-lsc: good ordinary. los.c: low niddiins ffac:
naidcling. 121sc: good middling. l55sc: midd;ing
nominal at Is i3-1ec. Receipts, 81 bales stock.
"a il bales.
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Hoes-Receipts. 500o: shipments, 1850. The
market opened with shippers well supplied with
orders for the choice light to medium weight
hogs and with also a good demand from local
packers for that class they sold promptly
strong 10 higher prices. The medium hogs. as
rule. were not a great deal higher but good light
grades and strong weight pigs sold generally sc
higher The heavier class of hogs was considera-
blv neglected at the start, and early bids In
manv cases were Zoe lower than yesterday. Sales
men refused to accept such terms. and finally
nerxuaded BUYERS TO take the early suppy at
about steady prices. There were several loads
of hogs came in late to-day. but all buyers
still in the fied and with fair competition clos
ing prices were steady compared with those pre-
vailinc earlier in the day. Sales ranged from
a. "a to $50. and the hogs avera ging under $50
lbs sold largely above $50; those averaging up
ward of go lbs generally below $s.s5. Quota
GOOD to choice medium TO heavy s. 50d5s5
Mixed and heavy packing 5.i5a56s
coed 10 choice light weights 90f160 5
common TO fair light weights so<75 s.
inferior to best 4ooft6 o.
foughs and 45oG5eo
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indianapolis Grain Market.

Receipts yesterday were lighter than for
several days past. However. there is a
good demand for all cereals at prices
quoted, a. furnished b. the secretary OF
the Board OF Trade:
Wheat stronger. No. . red soc track: No.
red. slc or milling freight; No. red ssc
track; August, ss1sc track: wagon. Soe.
Corn stronger, No 1 white, 5eizc: No ?
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Thu statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the s150.OOO,OOO gold re-
serve in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance ...........$ 231, sol. 57S
Gold Observation-Disclosures. 100, 347, 0S1
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Aug. eo.-The dry goods market
has shown little inclination increased activity
with first hands. although buyers are anxious 10
secure prompt deliveries OF good many lines
Ct merchandise and finding AZ increasingly
dffcult obtain satisfactory Shipment The
policy OF curtailment IL bound 20 have iis effect.
but buyers not obligatlng themselves for
anything more than is absolutely necessary
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
quiet and steady. Wheat-No. spring. S2ds4c:
No 8, 7sgslc; No. 2 red, 7sls@soc. CoTn-No. 2
5ld55&4c; No. yellow. 53c. Oats-No. 2 Soc:
rye, 51S4N52c. Fair TO choice mailing barley 46
Gl53c. Flaxseed-No 1, 96izc; No. ! Northwest
ern. 81. Prime timothy seed. s.. 10. Clover-Con-
tract grade. sll. Mess pork. per brl. sl2 700
le.75. Lard. per 100 lbs. s7.s5d7-s7k. Short rib
sides (oose), S1.25G7.5Q. Dry-salted shoulders
boxed, sd7.25. Short clear sides (boxeD. S762
G{775. Whisky-Basis of high wines s12i
Receipts-Flour, loo brs; wheat. 81, 100 bu:
corn, las zoe bu; oats 2i6 400 blu; rye, 20 800 bu:
barley. 22,0o0 bu. Shipments-F1our 2s 100 brls
wheat. "a, 200 blu; corn 4s7 bu; oats 40 500 b
rye, %, 100 blu; barley. $500 bu.
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Building Permits.

c. w. Jackson, frame barn. 1920 Oakland $50
NJ s. Berner, remodeling frame dwelling, 7f3
Prospect. 500.
w. a.. and Ella Wright. frame building New
York and Colorado, 1915.
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Markets for silver.

dollars, 431ac
LONDON.-Bar silver steady at 95ihd per
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BRISTOL. IA, Aug @.-WliSon Iippln-
colt. the largest man in Pennsylvania has
just been buried iAppfncott, who WAS once
the time of his death. derrick was used
I'm handling the cesket At the grave after
thirteen men had earried IL there
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. ee.-wcol quiet: medium
grades combing and clothing isdeiisc: light nne,
isalse: heavy hne. i20iscs tub-washed. se4sS,sc-
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Metals.


ST LOUIS Aug 3a-MetsIs strong. Lead
arm at NlOatieis spelter firm At C.5oas5.
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4 to choice steers, 1850 lbs and up

ward Oo0 y 81
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and upward. 1900
Good to choice loo to 1,30O-lb steers... 4754 80
Plain fat l. 300 to l300-lb steers. 1850 ~
Good to choice 900 TO 1.1So-lb steers... 1000 465
Plain fat 900 to ], 150-b steers. $3.50 Is
Choice feeding steers. 1000 to LOO lbs. 5000 %
Good feeding steers 900 to l. 100 bs.... $500 g. IS
Medium feeding steers, 500 TO 900 lbs -. 3254 $40
Common good stockers. ................ 3eoQ 80
Good TO choice heifers. 3.90G T. so
Fair to medium hefers..... $500 315
Common light heifers.. 275f1 80
Good TO choice cows.................... $500 100
Fair TO medium cows-.......-............ 5000
Gamers and cutters. .:.............. 10Od 400
Prime to fancy export bulls. $500 s.
Good to choice butcher bulls ESQ g.
Common fair bulls. 2001 = so
Veal calves 5000 so
Heavy calves 5000 O. 80
Good to choice and calves. 80 0oGI
Common to medium cows and calves. oO0G30 90
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The Perfect Gas Range

One Of tbs most economical Gas
Ranges In use.
The New Vulcan Water Heatsr.
Il Is with the utmost confidence thai
we offer our New Vulcan as tho most
efficient. economical and durable heater
In use with artificial gas
Call and examine the many devices
We have on exhibition for household usA
The Indianapolis Gas Go.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Six 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. Aug. 20. 1903:
William c. Van Arsdel ct ux. to Louis
P' I'll life Com
pany to Charles w. Sheets ct al, Lot
SO. Resets sub of Outlot lo7............. 100000
ut of the 4. Sec 20. TIP Is, r 4...... 5o5.s6
Silas Il. Mathews ct to Ephram
arnold ct al. pit of the u. Sec ii.
Henry r. Fnimer to Margaret G. Wal. i'VO
pole ct al. pit of Lot Is, Blk 5, Caven
4 Rockwood's East Woodawn SUBJ. 10000
Frederick w. Wright to John W. Vail,
Lot is, Atkins 4 Perkins's University
cba laSe Sod IT. clark ct TX. to William io'oo
Neaville, pit of Lot 5, +. L. Harrison's
s%S wrf Fisb s 81 NIX to w Warren 10000
Martindae McS ca 4s hubbard 100
Syvanus Hollngsworth ct to Rob-
Nj. Jones's sub, w. Il. Cress's add. 10000
Central Trust Company, trustee. TO Ada
Parker. Lot 10, Lenox Place add. 1000
Henry Mag ct ux. to August schott
Lot %, Miller's sub. Daniel Yandes's
Clarence 4. Buskirk ct ux: to Ida G. -'''''
smith Lot 80, 4" Kappes & Naltner's
Morris Bundy ct ux to Christian L. Kru-
ger ct ux., Lot "a, Aliens sub, Hender-
sons add 400 90
Mary E. Maxwell ct al. to John S
Clements ct ux, Lot B. McClintock's
j. s Gioodc to Charles Beeson ct ux, '''V'
Lot So. Shoemaker s Liprencotts add. 10000
Robert l.. Phythian ct to Charles
Hummel ct ux.. Lot 101. Clifford Place
add. Also. adjoining strip. ............. 1000 90
Ellen Brock to Philip Brock, Lot 3.
Sinker, Bills IL Co.'S Fafrview subj zoo. 90
Joseph G. Woodruff to Fred Bohrman
et ux., Lot 80, X. S. Mckees sub,
Beaty, administrators. sub $50. 90
Fred W. Scheele ct to Alonzo Le-
fever ct ux., Lot IL. Scheeles East
Westinghouse. sub. Blake's Grove. 500 90
Fred W. Scheele ct to Conrad Rost
ct Lots and :? Scheee's East
Michigan-st. sub. Blake's Grove. COO. 90
Fred w. Scheele ct TO William Mad
niger ct Tx, Lot is, Scheele's East
Michigan-st. sub. Blake's Grove. 500 90
William Madinger TO Leslie Whitaker
gan-st. sub Blake's Grove ...:.:-:....... 10000
Della L. McLeeiand ct al. to Mole NJ.
Royse, ut of Lot ;. III. il. Waltons
sub. Hubbard. Martndale * McCartys
southeast add j, Joe. 90
David a. Meyers ct Tx. to Henrietta
Krauss, Lot 80. Newman Oaks Park
ada tpt.ce
Frank Fcmeyer to David Meyers ct ux.,
| Lot 49, Newman Oaks Park add. .... 100
Nancy J. Vice ct al. to Samuel j. Hays,
pit of the "a Sec g. TIP H. II d.. 10000
Transfers, 9e; total consideration. s2s 45s Sc
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MONETARY.

Swift & co...............1e ais 1917 1osss lOt,s
United Box Board pfd..... 1874 iss. 49, lsA
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ThOS. E. Day & Co.

THOS. c. DAY g. CO., Law
Building, are writing Employers
Liability and Accident Insurance in
the AETNA, of Hartford A
strong company. giving efficient
service. Also. Fire Insurance care
fully written in sound companies.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
Chicago stocks.

IAIbert r. Thompson & Co.'S wire.I
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-21
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables,
Seeds.

seed clover prime. s..so9I.5; English clover.
s3.ssas; alsike. SsQis. Timothy. prime, $sns 10
Fsncy Kentucky bluegrass. si.soni.s5: extra
clean eo<t79c Orchard grass. s2es2e5: red ton
:sc[sxi.7s. English bluegrass. s..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-21

Candies-ssick. &c per ID: common mixed.
Banner cream mixed. i0Ql1c; old-time mixed. SC.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds 17q20c; Brazil nuts,
lie; hlberts, lie; peanuts, roasted, 1QSc; mixed