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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-11

philadelphia Record.

Many a true word is spoken in fest ana al
unconsciously the other day / was one Of fhe C.
men for years, said the drug clerk "A s,ri
came in and she wanted "A dose of castor seti
but she wanted IL so disguised that II wonldn',,
be offensive to the taste. Have a glass or 80
water on me while you're waiting, I said
seem TO know the difference. as SIZE dTanL q,
without murmur. Other customers came IN
and waited on them. Finally she became I'm
patient and asked for her oil. Why vou'ye bsd
it, said: You drank IL I'm that glass OF soda
water She turned sort OF green about the eiIIs
and gasped: i didn't want il for ynys.ts s''-I =
wanted it for my little sister, Well you could
instant the old minstrel joke came back M me
and | realized that had played II myself Ali
unconsciousiy- offered my apologies but an
tor OIL"
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK HARDLY
REACHED EXPECTATIONS.
Commission Row Business Good the
Last Three Days and Dry Goods
Houses showed Activity.

Trade for the week closing to-day did not
reach expectations Owing to untavoraoie
weather conditions in the early part OF the
week were not specially promising. but as the
week advanced and became more fall Ike In
character there was a perceptibIe improvement
IN business The dry goods houses the last three
days had brisk trade. Stocks carried by the
retail dry goods merchants are not large. conse-
quentIy they are liberal buyers. really more 80
at this season Of the year. as their trade justi-
nes them In being well provided with goods OF
the season and Of the various grades The
wholesale grocers had fair week. but not as
good the preceding one Staple groceries
are IN good request. especially sugars and COT
fesz. Some uneasiness in prices tended to i'm
prove the demand in fancy groceries. There
arc no changes In quotations. but with the ex-
eeption OF canned goods prices in this line OF
trade are quite well settled and steady The
druggists are having unusually good busi-
ness for October While not selling as much
oils and paints and this line Of goods as during
the preceding months. they doing more than
usual and in the line Of patent medicines, etc.
an increased business is noticeable. The leather
dealers speak OF trade being excellent Sales
are large and prices very firm, but no higher
The hide market is quite active at prices quoted
which are lower than usual at this season OF the
year. The -four dealers are having an ex-
ceilent trade and prices are firm. the supply
OF wheat not being sufficient 10 meet the de-
mand. especially for this market on Commls-
s.on row business was good the last two days
OF the week, but in the early part OF the week
quiet Prices all lines of fruits ana vege-
tables were a little shaky. but they have become
hrmsr. Especially Is this true OF choice apples
and potatoes. The produce market Is very act,
I've Poultry. eggs. butter and cheese are all
free movers Receipts OF poultry are somewhat
larger. but not sufficiently so to break the mar
kst Reports from the East to. the effect
that the poultry market IL very weak and FUR
Their decline IL anticipated Eggs are coming
IN o,Iite freely but prices still maintained
at the high figures OF some weeks past Butter,
AZ choice. Is free mover at our best quota
tions Poor stock slow. Cheese is In
moderate supply and prices are firm. In other
lines the usual conditions prevail.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Oct. 1O.-Credit balances. s165: GER
tificates no bid Shipments-Pennsylvania (sev-
eral lines rerorted), so, lis brls; average, II 4S5
brls, Lima (Buckeye), 1921 brls average 53I7S
brls Runs-Pennsylvania. 80, 10i brls; average
1865 brs Lima, 81, 257 brls; average 81 $50 brls
NEW YORK. Oct. 1o.-Petroleum firm: re-
fined New York, $500; Philadelphia and Balti-
more. ss5c: Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk
$3.50. Resin firm; strained, common to good
s23o Turpentine firm at 60h662c.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1O.--Turpentine firm at 5eisc
Rosin dull: A, Il, c, S2.15: ID, s.. 25; e. S235: +
$50; c. $3.50; III, $40: j, 50. 30; X s41O: NJ 81 %
n, $3.50; window glass; $40; water white, s4 10
WILMINGTON, Oct 1o-Spirits of turpentine
Nothing doing Resin firm at 1910 Tar firm
at slS0. Crude turpentine firm at 81 % to So So
MONTPELIER. Oct. 10.-Crude petroleum
ana, $i.19.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 1o.-Turpentins nominal.
Rosin steady
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The Fisherman's Tax.

The fishermen on the Gauish coast wer. msae
the ferrynen of the dead. and ON account OF
exempt from the ordinary incidence of taxation
-Keary's Vikings in Western Christendom.
1.-THE Island of the Dead is Great Britain N.
time about the sixth or seventh century A. ID !
The landsman speaks:
oh, fortunate are the fishermen
And happy folk ye,
For the tax that grinds all the poor alike
Never touches the men of the sea.
The fisherman speaks:
All. we'll you know in your landsman's hart
You'd pay the dues for four
OR r ever you'd rise at the dead of night
When the ghosts tap the door,
Yours is tax OF the copper coin.
But ours is tax OF dread
To rise at night in the faint moonlight
And ferry the voiceiess dead.
But week agone it fell my turn.
And the fishermen said TO me-
isTtd look well tonight when you take
Ny mother. she cried the Iivelong eve.
TIL a sound came of the dark
And muffied tap on the haif-ciosed door
Made even the children bark.
And rose and followed through the nigh,
\ spot of dark and shine
mat might be either form of dread
or sieam OF light on the brine.
We came to my boat on the water side
knew the place 10 stand
For with dark forms that 1 could not see
Twas crowded on every hand
The boat. sunk low in the water lay
How strange IL seemed to me
To think the dead no man couId saa
SHOULD Yet so heavy be!
Ana strange IL was III the dim thick nisb,
Win the dark waves rolling ON
anu 'ne race or the moon so pale and vvhi,o
As she shone once and was gone 'e'
And the seals raised rp their round wa, hA.s.
And the mermaids chanted low "e' heaos
but dufst not look to the left or right.
L burst but bend and row s"''
Six days ID tlfi<es to cross the tide
Twixt here and Britain's isle.
rowed one night, and the task sespnad isL
But the ghosts they helped the while 'sh''
For ever they held n spot of LIGHT
Up over the darkness head
| And ever after that spot of light
our boat so swiftly sped
The dawn OF day was on its WV.
When reached the dead ~,
AT the dead mems call they started All
And my boat noateC free once ,nar 'i'
4 But my wife and babes ana y,o,h -,
Wept ard watched through the n,sht'
back mat Drought m
Again by the morning light.
said not well. We iandsInen friends
1 70 10 ,helr iSie ere break OF day?
Ere ys WOULD Terry tie dead across
| 10 'neir Isle ere break OF day
TRACE shoup, in the Independen,
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE QUIET AND STEADY. AND
WITHOUT IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Hogs Active and Fully Ten Cents
Highcr-sheep Steady-Condition
of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION sToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct.
observation-disclosures 600: shipments This
weeks receipts of cattle indicate decrease OF
400 compared with last week. increase Of
GO over the Same week a year ago and de-
crease of 1,so0 compared with the corresponding
week two years ago Thus far this year there is
increase of nearly 1000 over the correspond
ing time last year, and for the month thus far
there is gain of 1000 compared with the
same period year ago. There has probably been
some disappointment in the cattle market this
week, but in general way the developments
have been about as expected. on account Of
the demoralized condition of the trade last week
there was decrease in the receipts this week,
but this "A natural result and, in fact. neces-
sary to allow the market to recuperate. What
ever the disappointments might have been they
can hardly be attributed to the market. because,
on account of the continued poor quality and
condition of the consignments the trade not
given opportunity to show its best. Nearly
all through the week buyers have been forced to
take class of cattle that, no doubt, were below
their requirements. and on that account they
have been inclined to oppose the improvement
that was desired and expected. Notwithstanding
the handicap. the market rallied considerably.
and at the close of the week appeared to be in
its normal condition. Practically all kinds of
fat cattle made some gain in prices, and the
hes, selections at the close of this week were
generally quoted Csc higher than the close of
last week. There was also much better outlet
for stockers and feeding cattle that were up to
the requirements in quality, and strong to higher
prices were realized. The hardest cattle to sell
this week have been steers and females that
were hardly thick enough for butchers and a
little deficient regards quality for stockers
and feeders. There not day in the week
| that complete variety of cattle was repre-
sented, and at no time there any steers
good enough to command the full strength OF
! the market. 1t possible to make a salts
| factory clearance every day. and IL empty pens
| are any indication of a healthy condition there
| should be satisfactory market for the desirable
cattle In the near future. The highest prices
paid this week $40 for steers, 81. 50Q5 for
| fancy heifers. 81 for cows, s3.s5 for bulls and
$7.25 for calves. The receipts to-day were small
| and the offerings not very attractive TO
| buyers. AS usual Saturday there was no
| really urgent demand for any kind, and, there
| fore. rather weak competition between buyers,
but sales for the most part represented quotably
steady prices compared with the way equal
| cate the class OF stock on the market. Quota
| tons:
Good to choice steers. 1850 lbs and up
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The Two-sided Labouchere.

1. r ~ Connof, IN ESeryDody's Magazine.
To understand the character Of Labouchere
one must know that this hooking spirit who has
broken more knaves and more shams thar AL
most any man, who has figured in a hundred
fights the death in law courts and has never
or rarely. been worsted. Is human like the rest
OF us. He Is considerable 10 all those around
him: sometimes he is shy and. timid II Is
said that when he rings a bell for a servant
with any Impotence he runs of the room
before the servant has time TO appear And
have often this spirit OF almost sardonic
rnockery blush like girl.
The face shows the contradiction of the char
acter When first you look at IL you are con-
scious only of It's mockery. The eyee-black
cold penetrating--are made even more aufzzf-
cally funny by eyebrows thai twist and turn as
though they were prepared by some theatrical
coiffeur for a baritone abou; to play Nephis-
topheles But the mouth reveals that other side
Of the shirt: il reveals the man OF iron resou-
ton of infiexibie opinions. OF enmites that do
not die Napoleon used to be called JUPITER
well
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Properties of Salt.
Philadelphia Ledger.

AS a general all-round household remedy there
is nothing more valuable than salt bag of hot
salt is very soothing in neuralgia, toothache
earache and similar affections In croup IL is a
reliable and harmless remedy, the dose being a
teaspoonful mixed With a tablespoonful Of honey.
frequently and freely For a sprain nothing will
give relief more quickly than cold salt water:
swellings may often be reduced very quickly by
brine. and, taken moderately, il is an antIdote
for. alcoholic poison 1t is an excellent hair
tonic.
teeth. and. mixed with equal proportions with
sooa, salt makes an excellent dentifrice. In
cases Of dysentery salt taken in vinegar and hot
water. usually gives great relief and for cholera
norbus add a teaspoonful Of the strongest pepper
10 the dose
For dyspepsia and many other disorders of the
stomach salt and water will prove effective
remedy, and for collie teaspoonful in half n
cupful OF colo water, taken soon as possible
- a speedy cure The same quantity taken be-
fore breakfast is very good. The West Indian
negroes declare that plenty of salt. administered
AT once, viii stop coming attack OF cholera
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GOOD DEMAND FOR WHEAT
TROUBLE IN TIE ORIENT CREATES
BULLIsH SENTIMENT.
Closing Prices strong i'm the Chicago
Pit-Corn, Oats and Pro-
visions Higher.

CHICAGO. oct. lO.-The critical situation
in the far East between Russia and Japan,
together with a good cash inquiry. were the
principal factors in creating a bullish SEN
timent i'm wheat to-day. Closing prices were
strong, with December up &C to sc. De-
cember corn was sc to l:c higher. oats were
up 1lsc to 1l4c, and January provisions
closed from DC to Zoe higher.
There was good general demand for
wheat throughout the entire session. and
prices showed good gains. The opening was
firm on the higher prices in foreign markets,
due To the uncertainty in regard to the
trouble i'm the Orient. December being l4c to
sc higher at 7SSsq7S2ac. One of the promi-
nent bull operators was an early buyer, and
there was also buying by Northwest houses,
which carried the price still higher, De-
cember advancing to 79G79isc. Local trad
ers took advantage of the better prices to
sell, influenced by the excellent weather,
and the market eased off with December
selling down to 7sizc. Toward the noon hour
prices again started upward a strong
cash demand, and the market continued
strong the remainder of the session. After
selling UP to 1850 December closed with
gain of &c to sc at 791s979Ac. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to $4,000 blu.
Primary receipts were S95, 900 bu, against
1890 bu last week. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported receipts of 613 cars, which,
with local receipts of 81 cars, two of con-
tract grade, made total receipts for the three
points of e95 cars, against 671 cars last week
and 95S cars year ago.
An easier tone prevailed in the corn pit
early I'm the day, due TO selling by scalpers
on favorable weather and Bradstreet's an
nual crop report making an estimate on
this years crop of 100000 600 bu, with the
quality superior to last year. Later the
market advanced on the bull excitement in
oats, local traders buying quite freely on
the upturn. December closed with gain
of SsQ11c, after ranging between 45c and
45Sc. Local receipts were 32i cars, with
rs OF contract grade.
An Improvement i'm the cash situation
caused sudden upturn in oats, while trad
ing was the liveliest of any of the pits.
Leading houses were active on the buying
side, and the energy they displayed caused
shorts to become thoroughly frightened,
and the demand was augmented largely by
covering by these people. Offerings were
371sc and 3S1sc and closed 11s91Ac higher at
SS1sc. Local receipts were III cars.
October lard was the only weak feature
in the provision market, the rest or the list
ruling firm. The weakness In October lard
was due chiefly to lack of support There
was fair local buying of January products.
based on an advance of 54l0o in prices for
hogs, and pork and lard closed 10c higher
at $1195 and s6.67l5 respectively. January
ribs were up 5Q715c, at s6.371sQ6.40.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
100 cars: corn, $50 cars; oats, 2l5 cars; hogs,
p, 900 head.
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|; futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour firm:
winter patents. s3.9oe.i.10; straight, s350@3.9O:
bakers. s.. 6ed3.40. Wheat-No. spring. 79Gg
7e1sc No. 9 red. 7924@Slhc. .Corn-No 2. 45stc;
No. yellow. 47I5c. Oats-No. 2. 3S12c; No }
white, 37lsm?9c. No 9 rye. 539i05ic. Barley
GOOD feeding. 4SQ45c; fair to choice mailing. AZ
q5Sc. Flaxseed-No 1. 9412c; No. l Northwest
ern. s1.02. Prime timothy seed $3.50. Clover
Contract grade. s1l25G1l.35. Mess pork, per brl.
S11GI1.12IR. Lard, per 100 lbs, $6.67l2 Short rib
sides Ooose). ss.25@S50. Dry-salted shoulders
(boxed). IS: 50d6.75. Short clear sides (boxed),
sS.25GS.0 Whisky-Basis of high wines. s124.
Receipts-Flour, 400 brls; wheat, log. 300 bu
corn. 800, 400 bu; oats. 2e1OoO blu: rye, $500 bu
barley, 104 500 bu Shipments-Flour, Is 500 brls
wheat, 25i. SO bu corn, CSC 500 bu: oats 13I zoo
bu; rye. 1900 bu; barley. 500 bu.
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prices paid by shippers.)

prices paid by shippers.)
P0ultry-Tom turkeys Sc hen turkeys, 10c;
hens. i0c; cocks. &c: young ducks. Sc; springs,
Toe: geese $50 per doz.
Cheese-Wisconsin. 12c; New York full creams
1-cs Swiss. Isc. brick. 15c: limburger 12c.
Butter-Sfll9cs choice, 12d15c.
l<ggs-Firm 1Sc
wool-Locsl dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchandise unwashed. Ic;
coarse and braid. 15c: heavy merino. 10df2c; half
blood. nG1fc; bury and cotted. Eq14cs West
ern. 12c.
Feathers-Prms geese. Soc per ID: prime duck.
f0c per ID.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow. &c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. SIZE; No. 2. 7izc;
no. calf lee; No. calf. &C.
Tailow-No. !. &c; No. p 3isc.
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INDIANA UNION TRACTION CO.

Station Magnolia building. corner Kentucky
avenue and South Capitol.
For Anderson, Muncie. Marion, Alexanoila.
Elwood and Upton and intermediate stations;
leave AIS a. IN. and each hour thereafter until
9:15 p. and IL rs A.. IN.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncle az
irving in Anderson in / hour and % minutes anu
Muncie in hours, leave at and III a m. ana
and y. m The II a. IN. and p. M trans
make direct connection at Anderson with I'm
tied trains for Elwood.
Express Department Consignments received
until ~ O'clock noon for delivery, same day. 10
all points between Indianapolis and Muncie. IN
III %. m for delivery 10 all points before .
O'clock next morning, including Muncie. Ander-
son Aleyandria Elyood. Tipton and Marion.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-Poultry-Alive nominal
Dressed steady: Western chickens, l2q12l1c;
fowls, 13c: turkeys 12413c.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 10.-Poultry steady; chickens,
hens loo; springs, Zoe; turkeys, lac; ducks, 9ls
Ql0c; geese, 1lsc
BOSTON, Oct. 10.-ISpecial J-poultry easy;
fowls, l3l.c; springs, 12ql4c; young turkeys, 164
lie.
CHICAGO, Oct 10.-Poultry steady; turkeys,
12c; chickens, hens, 9isGl0c springs, 10l2g11c.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-Poultry easy; hens, SC;
Strings, lOlsmll1.c; turkeys 10c.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.-Hens s1kGIOc per Id:
spring chickens, Ll2G12l2c per h.
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90 10 the cigar stand and pick out his own cigar.
the box must be carried 10 him. This new rule
l. "A precaution against the practice of reniiinS
hoxcs which had contained expensive cigars with
cheaper ones. though IL has been taken for grant
ed hitherto that a club would not cheat its own
members An individual buyer who has pur-
chased a bcx OF cigars will not. however. be COM
PEELED 20 carry the box about with him. bat may
still lawfully all his pocket his cigar case
from the box.
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InaianapoIi. Grain Market.

The local grain market has been quiet the past
week. receipts falling below the expectations
OF the dealers and none being able to MI con-
tracts TO the extent desired. Track bids
reported by the secretary of the Board Of Trade
yesterday ruled as follows:
Wheat steady: No. red Sc track; No. red.
Sc ON milling freight: No. red. soc track;
october, SIC track; wagon. SC.
Corn steady; No. white, i6lzc; No. white.
4sl.c tsaie); No. 4 white. &c; No. white mixed.
mixed &c: No. yellow, 461Ic; No yellow,
lst.c No yellow. 44c: No 2 mixed. 46l4c; No
rrfxed, 4sizc- No 4 mixed. 44c; ear, 4Sc-
Gets steady No. white. SS1sc; No white
2Sc: No mixed. 36izc: No. mixed, 36c.
thy. 5000
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INDIANAPOLIS q EASTERN RY. CO.
GREENFIELD LINE.

General offices. Franklin building. All cars
depart from Meridian and Georgia streets
Time Table Effective Sept. IS. 1903
For Richmond, New Castle and intermediate
stations. Passenger leave on the following
hours: 6:57 a. M, S:57 a. m, 1881 a. m, lz:5l
o. m 2:57 I. m, 4:57 p. m, except Sunday,
when cars leave every hour from e:S9 a. m until
For Greenfield. Knightstown and intermediate
stations. Passenger cars leave: First car at
5.57 a m and each hour thereafter until 1851
n m Next and last car leaves at 11:i5 D. m.
Combination passenger and express cars leave
at 5:57 a. M, 7:57 a. m. 1861 a. m, 1851 p. m.
and 1851 p. m.
Freight Cars
For Greenfield and intermediate stations only.
Arrive at 1850 a. and leave at a. Also
ARRIVE nj 30 d. m. and leave at 1880 2.
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INDIANAPOLIS, sHELBfVlLLE
SOUTHEASTERN TRACTION CO.

Cars leave Indianapolis for Shelbyville and all
Intermediate stops from the corner OF Washing
TON and Meridian streets on the following hours:
< & 4 g. Q. TO- IL a m. l. o'clock noon and I. z.
= a 3 6. Z, S. and II 20 D. M
Cars leave shelbyville for indianapolis and all
,pterrseSiate stops as follows: <57. 5:57. $751;
80. ss7 9:57. 1861. .1:5z a. anc 49,. 1851
a:S7 s:57 5.05 $751; 6:57, 7:57 s:57 and IL 20 ..
Round-trips tickets. Indianapolis TO Shelbyville
can be purchased at Huder's drug store. corner
Washinston and Pennsylvania streets, and at the
E r. Ensiey pharmacy. Stubbins Hotel block
Saturday and Sunday Special Schedule
On Saturday and Sunday. beginning at a. m.
car will leave Indianapolis each half hour.
excepting $3.50 and $40 a. m. and 1:30. bs9 and
If 20 o. M. The last car leaves az midnight
Leaving Shebyville the will the
half hour, beginning at All a m, excepting 7-27
and Il:e7 a. m and 2:c7 and 1:27 p. m Last car
will leave Shelbyville at ll:32 p. m.
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ing with rather featurcless early news. and
lost the initial gain on December under
realizing. Later, however. trading became
more active. and good demand developed
OF the character recently noted. and prices
advanced The market was finally firm and
net 10 Ia IL points higher. Sales were 34.9O
bags. including: November 4SO64SJc; De-
cember 5fI5 10c January 5.05d5. lac: March.
;. 25d535c: May. 545G5.55c; July, $50 5.60c;
Scntornbe 65lT5 70r
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COLUMBUS a SOUTH
ERN TRACTION co.

rassencor cars leave Pennsylvania and WASH
-, streets for Southport. Greenwood White
franklin Amity. Edinburg, Taylorsvills
la IAN 'columbuS-First car at a. m. and every
snn thereafter until 10 p. m. the las;
io,.es AT II rs p. For points south OF Frank
i ,.a take cars leaving at .. \ and 10 a. m. ~
IL. = 4. 6 and l:I5 =.
.sornbination passenger and express car leaves
r.soTria and Meridian streets for Greenwood
or,v at 80 a m. and 80 y. m.
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INDIANAPOLIS a. NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION co.

General Office. Lebanon, Ind. Indianapolis
s.t.,- room ticket and freight Office, lis West
Marvisnd street Union block, Room g.
' FIRST car for Lebanon leaves indianapolis at
- "a arrives at Lebanon 7:l0 n. m. and
FrsnIxfort o. and every hour thereafter
I'll "a - M Last for Lebanon leaves In
dianapolis az Ills y. m
"' f-trIp through car leaves Frankfort 500 a.
.arr-,xtnv al indianapolis at 500 a m.. and
nl,, hor thereafter until 1000 D. First
800 $50 fy,Stsnap olls leaves Lebanon al 5.H a. m.
a ~, al indianapolis 100 a m.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The demand in the local
metal market was quiet and no changes OF i'm
portance were learned for the day. Tin was no
more than steady at So. 500 26.S7a for spot Cop
per prices were nominal and unchanged lake.
S13q1325; electrolytic, s13a13.12 1919: casting
s12S1i2. Lead, $3.50 Spelter, Sc. Iron nomi-
nally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1o-Lead quiet at 81 30. Spell
ter steady at s5.45.