Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1892 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1892.

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t i j vrtiiD I 4 IUUI1 hi Nil own IjijjJ aad place yonr trades trilh InJijnapDlIs Ccnnlsslon Co., TcutPHonc 137S. DCNISON HOTEL. MUEY, bTUUKb AiTTUK ATS Stronger Demand in London for American Securities Stimulates Trade. Transactions at New York Reeched a Heavy Totjl At Indnnapoli Lminess Is Active and Prices Firm in All lut Ccresk TIIK ONI MAKKCT. Railroad Isscct at Higher Figures and Holding Strong. At New York yesterday money on call was easier, ranging fromS to 6, the last loan Leins is ado at 5, and closing offered at & per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5 C per cent. Sterling exchange was weak, with actual Lusinets in banker' bills at 24.834 for sixty days and $4.G for demand. The total tales of stocks tvero C51.G00 shares, including tho following: Atchison, 19,870; Jliouri Pacific, 4.415; Northern Pacific preferred, 4,220; New England. 101,035; Reading 44,220; St PauL 53.7SO; Union Pacific &. . Advices from London of a strong market there for American securities, together .with the unexpectedly favorable statement of the clearing-house banks on Saturday and the heavy trade reported by. oilicials of Western roads contribnted to a very buoyant speculation at the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. The transactions reached the unusually heavy total of 451. 131 shares, of which irj3,7M wero listed and 57.S13 unlisted. The general market closed active and strong at the top figures. Kailroad bonds were strong in tone. The dealings footed op 8l.C66.KX). Prices as a. rule were higher, the advances ranging from Vi'&l'rs per cent. At the special meetInn of the stockholders of the Western Union Telegraph Company to-day the increase in tho capital stock of S13.i-00.000, making the total 1CO,OOO.OOU, was rati tied. An ollicial says there is no truth in the re port that the company contemplates the purchase of the Montreal Telegraph Company, of Canada. Four per cent. retf-HdLon's. & Nash COH J our per ct. coup. 1 14 '-"i! I.. A. Sew Albany.. l"0a Jirtfa O'a of . '95.' 1071?! Missouri Pacific... 27d Atchison 3VN. J. Central.. 1'2'J Artanis Express. .'ISO INorthern Pacific.. 18U Alton & T. J I.:.... 33 N. Facitlc pref.... 50h Alton fc T. II. pref.150 American xpr'ss.ll'J Chos. & Ohio 13 C..B.A Q 103. C C, C. fc fct. L.. . 653,. . DeL. Lack &W.... 153 Fort Wayne 1534 Lake Erie Jc W.... 25c L. li. & W.pref ... 7 Lake, bnore 1323 Lead Trut 47 , orthwestern l 1 c '4 Nortnwest'n iref..l4'J X. Y. Central 10!) a Peoria. D.A i:.... 18 Pullman Palace. ...lUS Rock Island 84 L B. Express 2 , 8t. L. A P. W..St.U AP.rref. '27h Wells-Fargo Ex.. "14 1 Western Union J9 Par .SilverA t New York, 8G'ic per ounce; at London, 9 7; lCd. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Trade Active and Prices Continue Firm In Everything Excepting the Cereals. The week opened with an active trade In most departments, thecooler weather favorably affecting business. Sugars ana co flees were very firm and another advance in coflees would not be a surprise. There is little inquiry as yet for canned goods. The produce market showed a good deal of activity for Monday, Eggs advanced another cent, shippers paying 19 cents, the highest figure ever paid in October. Poultry la tending higher, with an improved Eastern market. Irish potatoes show no weakening in price, selling readily at 3 per barrel in large quantities. Some very good apples are now arriving and sell at 81 per barrel, while a very fair apnle Is selling at to $3 per barrel. Oranges and lemons are arriving more freely and prices rule easy at quotations. Only Jamaioa and Louisanna stock is vet on the marker. Cabbage, onions and other vegetables are in fair supply and prices rule steady at the quotations of some days past. The hido market is dull. The seed market is more active, clover weak and other seeds steady! Of the grain market little that is encouraging can be said. Wheat went oil another one-half cent, corn ruled easy at the range of prices of Saturday, while oats are in good request and advanced 1 cent en Saturday's prices. Track bids ruled ok follows: Wheat No. 2 red. CT,1c: No. 3 red. CG CU; No. 4 red, 57c; rejected, 5055e; wagon wheat. C7c. CornNo. 1 white, 41c; No. 2 white,41c; white mixed. 41c; No. S white, 41c. latter for one color; No. 4 white. 3"c; No. 2 yellow, 4Cc; No. 3 yellow, 40c;' No. 4 yellow, 15c; No. 2 mixed, 40c; No. 3 mixed. 40c; ear 40c Oats-No. 2 white, 24c; No. 3. 3Cc; No. 2 mixed. 31c; No. 3 mixed, 31c; rejected, 19S0c Hay-Choica timothy, $11; No. 1. 510.C0; No. 2. fs.f.0: prairie. No. 1. $7; No. 2, 6. Pran, $10 per ten. TOULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE. -Poultry liens, 8o P It. young chiok en, ho IB; turkeys. 82I0c i Hi; ducks 7c & 15; geese. $3.40 for choice. butter Choice country grass butter. 12 Qllc; common. 63 Sc. . Cheese New York full cream. 12 Slic; iimis. 527c y lb. (Jobbing prices.) Egijs shippers paying lVc. Feathers Prime geese. 40c i lb; mixed dnck, 20o y n. Honey lSO20e. Leeawax 2Co for yellow. 15o for dark. Wool Pine merino. 16-21bc; unwuabed combing, 21 c; tub-washed, l3iCc. Hides, Tallote, 1'tc. hides. S. hi llorse Hides $2-2 2.23. Taliow-Xo. 1, 4c; No. 2. CAc Crease White, 4c; yellow, CUc; brown. Sc. Hoses Dry. S1213 i ton. - ricouccn. rituiTs axj vkgktaule. Pears-Kiefcr. cl P baif-bushel basket. Lemons Chico,?6$ box; fancy. g7. Cider-$50i barrel. t3 halt barrel. Cranberries Per barrel. $7."jO'2S; $:.D0o 7 bu crate. Celery Faucy white plume. 20330c bocch. lUnanas Sl.CO'22.25 bunch, according to size and quality. uranes Concords, ten-pound basket. 23c; V law ares, 32 c. Potatoes-22. 25 brl. - wet Potatoes Jerseys. ?3S3.C3. Oranges-Jamaica, $:32.25 V 100 in caketsVr barrels; Louisiana, $3.50 p boxtf Apples Green, fancy, Sitf4.i 1 brl: modmm. J 3 brl. Jamces P bushel. Cabbage Home-srown, VtQlvc i brl. On ion-f 2.00-2)2.75; red, $3 brl; bpanih, f L50 per crate. GAME. Qoail-gi.23-251.50 P doz. ran jouiiinu trade. Tie quotations cucn below are tht tilling trices Cf trhcUtaU tl enters. ' CANDIES AND NUTS. Vie; peanuts, roasted, 57c; mixed nuts. CANNKD GOODS. Feaches-Standard. o-pound. 2.232.10; I-ponnd seconds. J1.KWS1!; California htandrd, 8.2532.50; California seconds, 2 a 2.25. Miscellaneous-lliackberrics. 2-pound. 75c; a.berries, 2-pounl, SI. "JO; pineupole, Jtandard. 2-pound. cove ovtders. l-pound, faltftght, VO'tfUQc: light. W&70c;

-Hides No. 1 green hides. Sc: No. 2 crcen

2c: No. 1 G. S. hides, 4ct No. 2 O.

des, 3M:c; No. 1 tallow, 4e;No. 2 tallow.

m Candies Stick, 7c f lt; common mixed. e; u. A. IL naixetl. be; banuer stick, uj cream mixed. IO'jc; old-tiao mixed. 7o. Nuts Soft-shellc almonds. 20c; Enalih Walnuts. ir- Kra.l nnti 1lU. 1' I

2-pound, full. $1.6022; light. $1.20; string beans. t5ttV5c: Lima baus, $1.10-31.20; peas, marrowfat, f LlO-ai.20; early June, 1.25S 1.50; lobsters. Sl.S)2; red cherries. e3 1.10: strawberries. 31-202 1.G0; salmon (Its). l.352.50; 3-pound tomatoes. V5c

COAL AND COKE. ! Anthracite coal, all sizes. 7.50 J ton; Pittsburg and Kaymond city, ?4.50 v ton: Jackeon, $1.25; Mock. $3.50; dslaud City. $3.25; Plossburg and English cannel. $5. All nut coals 5Cc below above quotations. Coke Connellavil!e.83.75lload;crusheL j load; lump. $J t load. DlilKD 11UITS. Figs Layer. HtlSc 1 ft. Poaches Common sun-dried, 7S y Yt; common evaporated, 14lGc; California fancy. 15200. Applei-Snn-dried, 723o p 15; evaporated. 1012c. Currants 5c 1 lo. Aprieot6Evaoorated, 16218c. Prnnes-Turkish. 8S9o i It; California. 12 Qirc. Kaisins Loose Muscatel, $1.23 p box; Loudon layer. $1.752 box; Valencia, 8cD to y It; layer, VtflOc. DItUGR. Alcohol, $2.2222.40: asafetida. S5c; alnm. 4'35c; camphor, 55Wc; cochineal, 502 55c; chloroform. CO'aCSc; coperas, brls, $1 Gi)l.VK crean tartar. tnro. 2aSUc; inditro, cO'lc; licorice, Calab.. genuine, SO'S45c; masnesia. carb.. 2-oz, J5'2!S5c: morphine, P. V W., pcroz.. $1.85: madder,- 121tc: oil. castor, per gal.. $1.10a)L25; oil. bergamot, per 15. $.'.50; opium. quinine. P. fc W., y oz. 27-S320; balsam copaiba. OO'ffiOSc: soaD. castile. Fr., 1210c; 8ola, bicarb., 4Cc; salts, Epsom. 4: 5c; snlDhur. llour. 5; saltpeter. 8 20c; turpentine. i42c; alrceriDe. lC20c; iodide potassium, $2,653; bromide potassium. EC 35c; chlorate potash, LOc; borax, 12-2)14c; cinehouidia, 12 J 15c; carbolic acid. 30 35c. Oils Linseed oil. 43S4Co per gal.; coal oil, legal test, T'SHc; bank, 40c; best straits. 50c; Labrador. COc; West Virginia lubricating. 20'330c; miner's, 4."c. Lard oils Winter-strained, in barrels. (5c per gab; in half barrels, So per gab extra. DRY GOODSPleached Sheetines Androscoggin L, CVi, Petkeley, No. 00, 9c; Cabot. 6c; Capital, Cc; Cnmbsrland. 7Vc; 1) wight Anchor. 8hc; Fruit of Loom. 8Mic; Farwell, 7C; Fitchville. Cc; Full vvidth. 5Mc; Gilt Edge.'STtc; Gilded Age, 7lic; Hill, 74c; Hope. OVic: Linwood. tc; Lonsdale. 8c;' Lonsdale Cambric. 10c; Masonville, 8Vsc;. Peabody. 5c; Pride of the West, llc; Quinebaugh, Cl4c; Star of the Nation, Cc; Teu Strike. Cc; Pepperell. 9-4. 18c; Pepperell, 10-4. 20c; Androscoggin, 0-4. 18l5c; Androscoggin, 10-4, 20'ic. ' . Brown Sheetings Atlantio A. 6lftc; At-gj-le, Cc; PoottC, 41ic; liuok's Head, CV4c; Clifton CCC, 5Hc; Constitution. 40-iueh.; 7Vjc; Carlisle. 40-iucb.' 7c; Dwight Star, 7c; Great Falls E, CVic; Great Falls J. f'4c; Hill Fine. 7c; Indian lload, 64 c: Lawrence LI. 5c; Lockwood P, CHc; A, 54c; Princess, 5-jc; Soranae K, Sc: Trion Se Island, 5c; Pepperell K, Otc; Pepperell Ii, 6c; Pepperell 9-4. lCc; Pepperell, lo-4, lPc; Androscogcm 9-4. 16Vc: Androscoggin 10-4. 184c, l'nnts Allen dress styles. 6c; Allen's staples, 5toc; Allen TR, 54c; Allen robes,. S'ic: American indigo. Cc; American robes. Cc; American shirtings, 4ic; Arnold merino, ' fc: Arnold indigo, t'c; Arnold LLC. k64c: Arnold LCH, 9Mic: Arnold Goia Seal. 10c; Cocheo fancy, Cc; Cocbeo madders, 54c; Hamilton fancy, Cc; Manchester fancy, G4; Merrimao fancy, Cc; Merrimae pinks and purples, C4c; Paciflo fancy. C4c; Paciflc robes. 64c; Pacific- mourning. fMc;. bimpson hddystone. Cc; bimpson Perun solids, Cc: Simpson's oil finish. C4o; Simp son's grays, b4c; bimpson s mournings. CMfC Ginghams Amoskeag Staples, 7c; Amoskcag Persian Dress. 8c; Pates Warwick Dress. C4c; Johnson BP Staples, 94c; Johneon PF Fancies. 94c; Lancaster, 7c; Lancaster Normandie. 8c; Carrol lton, 414c; Ren frew Dress. S4c; Konfrew Novelties, 104c; . Whittenton Heather, 8c; Calcutta Dress St vies. Cic. Prune Cambrics Manville, 54c: 8. 8. t: Sons's, 54c; Masonville, 54c; Garner, 54c Tickings Amoskeag AC A. 124c: Conestoga PF, 144c; Cordis 140, 134c; Cordis FT, 134c; Cordis ACE. 12c; Hamilton awning, 104c; Kimono Fancy. 17c; Lenox Fancy, lbc: Methuen AA. 12c; Oakland 200, 74c; Oakland 250, 74c; Oaklaud AF. C4c; Portsmouth,124c:Susquehanna, 144c; Shetncket SW, 74c; Shetuoket F, 8c; Swilt Kiver, 54 c Grain Bags Amoskeag. $15.50; American, $15.75; Franklinvllle, $17.50; Harmony, $15.75; Stark. $19.50. GROCERIES. Sugars-IIards, 5UC4c; otf A. 405'Uc: extra C, 418'2'47c; light brown, 4 516 4 91Cc; dark brown. 3 15164 6,1 C Cottee Good, 2122c; prime. 234244c; strictly prime to choice, 25a254c: fancy green and yellow, 274294c; old government Java, 364374c; ordinarr Java, 314 SS24c; imitation Java, 314-3324c Boasted coffees 1-15 packages, 22c. Molasses and Syrups New Orleans molasses, fair to prime, 50S40c; choice. 40 2 4ftc; syrups, 32t38c. Kice Louisiana, 44 -35c: Carolina, 5 C4c Beans Choice hand-ploked navy, $2.25 p bu; medium hand-picked, $2.2032.30. Honey New York stock, 1-Ib sections, 17 130 15. Spices Peoper. IfiDlSc; allspice. 12 15c: cloven, 20225c; cassia, 1012t; nutmegs, 80 850 ft. Salt-ln car lots, 95c; small lots, Sl1.03. Wood en ware No. 1 tubs, $7-37.25; No. 3 tubs, $00.25. No. 3 tubs, $55.25; 3-hoop pails. 31.701.73: 2-hoop pails. $1.401.45; double Wasb-boards, $2.252.75; common wash-boards, $1.501.85; clothes-pins, 50 85c V box. Wooden Dishes Per 100, 1 ft. 20c; 3 IS, 25c; 3 ir, 30c; 3 IS, 400. Twine-Hemp, 1216c ft; wool 810c; flax, 20030c; paper, 18c; jute, 12315c; cotton. lC'SCSc 1 Shot gl.50'31.53 bag for drop. Lead 77I4 0 for pressed bars. Flour-saoks (paper) Plain, 132 brl, 1.000. $a50; 116 brl, 65; 4 brl, 6S: brl. $UH No. 2 drab, plain. 132 brl. 1,000, $3.75; 1lCL $0.25; 4. $10: 4. $Xb No. 1 cream, plain, 1.S3. ? 1.00U, $7; 1A6, $5.75; 4. $14.50; l4, S2S.&J. Extra charge for printing. IBON AND STEEL. ' Bar iron. l.0 1.90c; horseshoe bar. 2'14'3 2c; nail rod, Cc; plow-slabs, 3; American cast steel, 9c; tiro steel, 2"V3c; spring steel, 1425c. LEATHER. Leather-Oak sole, 2SZS3c; hemlock sole, 222Sc; harness, 201232c: skirting. 3133c; black bridle, doz. $00D5; fair bridle, $jCS78? doz; city kio. 55375c; French kip, fc5c0$l.lO: citv calf-skins, 70c3$l; French calf-skins. $1121. SO. NAILS AND UURSESIIOE3. Steel cut nails, $1.80; wire nails. $2.10, rates; horseshoes, i kox. $4.25: mule-shoes, keg. 8-.2j; horse-nails. $1,25. OIL CAKE. Oil cake, $22 ton; oil meal, $22. PROVISIONS. Lard Kettle-rendered, In tierces, 9mc. Pickled Pork Beau pork, clear. D brl, 200 lb, $1S; runfp Pork.i brl. 200 IDs, $13. Bacon Clear sides. 22 to 25 15s overage. 1046; clear hollies. 12 Its average, 104c; 18 to 22 ius average, 10c; clear backs, 8 to 15 15s average. lOVio. Breakfast Bacon Clear. English-cured, 13l4C Hams Sugar cured. 20 Its average, llc; 15 Its average, 12c; 10 to 124 Its average, 124 124 c; California hams, 8 to lifts. fc4c. Dried Beef Inside pieces and knuckles, 114c. Shoulders English-cured, 12 to 13 fts average, 94c; lu fts average, ac. . , SEEDS. Clover CboicerecIeanod.GO-ft bu. $.75G ft25:re. prune. $5.40 2 5. CO; Lnglisk, choice. $5.i0i.'5.00; white, choice, slo-0 13.50; Alsike, choice. $0,50250; Alfalfa, choice, $5.J ii. Timothy 45-ft bu. choice. $l.b5 2; strictly prime, $1.C01.73. Blue-grass Fancy, 14-ft bo. $1.0501. k, extra clean. fCci$l. Orchard Orass Extra clean. SI 1.10. Ped Top Choice, 50 200c: extra cleau. SS40c English blue-grass, 24-lb bu. $1.Q C1.75. TINNERS' surruEs. pest brand charcoal tin. IC. 10x14. 14x2 12xV- $7.50; IX, 10x14. 11x20 and 12x12, $9..; 10. Hx20, rooting tin. g6Sil5f IC, 20x2, $1212)10: blnck tin. in nigs. 25c; in bars. 27o. Iron 27 B iron. Zic; C iron, 5c; galvanized, toper cenL disconnt Sheet zinc. Wi 7c. Copper bottoms. 22c. Planished copper, 25c. Solder, 1516c. The Illinois Hoodoo. Kanr as City Journal. The rainbow movement has fallen flat in Illinoi.H. and the Democrats are asking themselves what they ever put that hoodoo Adlui on tho ticket for. Ma bo lie Is. Kansis Cltr Journal. Western people are inclined to lau ah at tho claim that Cleveland is strongest in the West: that is, till they take a good look at the East. . -

BOUYAKOY PREDOMINATED

While Conditions Were Far from 'Bullish Wheat Was Easily Manipulated. Binrest Weekly Increase in the Vi-ible CcuUn't Prevent Wheat Irom Climtinz c Ccrn Gained lc in the Faca cf a Failure. TRADING AT CHICAGO. ProvUIons Were Stronger, but rroflt-Grab-bing lipid Them. Down. CHICAGO. Oct 21. Notwithstanding the biggest increase in tho visible supply of wheat over known in ono weok, the price to-day gained 4c. Corn advanced a full cent and more, in.the faoe ot the failure of one of tho best-known firms in tho trade. ' Provisions, too, were strong, but much profit-grabbing by tho bulls kept the quotations down at the close to about Saturday nignt'a figures. The conditions were in tho main far from bullish in wheat. Cables were lower, the local receipts about three hundred cars above the estimate, owing to liberal Snuday inspection, and the weather was rainy, just what it has been claimed the fall-sown wheat needed, but it was argued that the wet weather would cut oil receipts and there was pretty free covering on tho break which took place Saturday as well as rather generous investment bnyiug. An other strengthening factor was the contra- j diction of the reported big failuro in Paris Saturday. Mitchell, Logan. Lipn. Brosseau and others were good buyers, with Pardndge and Boyden leading the selling. Tho market weakened some during tho last hour, mainly on the big increase in tho visible, but tho close was withiu 44o of the top for the aay. The opening was about 'bo better than Saturday's clotting, and ruled firm, and prices wero advanced ab'04cmoro, then becamo easier and prices settled back 4c, held steady and the closing was about 3) 4c higher than Saturday. Corn was . fairly active and strong throughout most of the session. The weather was a considerable factor, as it was argued that the rain would cut off receipts, and the lirm feeling which ruled in the other pits also helped. The reeeipts were much larger than expected, but as this was due to Suuday inspection, it had but little effect. Shorts were good buyers, tnd there was some investment demand. looniV Cos'failnro seemed a nullity.owing. it is said, to tho general belief that when it occurred they were even in the pit Reports from tho country were mostly to tho etlect that the husking was very disappointing, both as to qnantity and quality. Initial trades were at H'a'io advance, and on covering by November shorts the price jumped up a full cent, the other futures sympathizing, but not to the same oxtenr. On realizing the market worked back 5sc, the action of wheat and tho prosoects of a liberal increase in tho visible assisting in tho break. Tho market afterward rallied :c on the smaller estimated receipts for to-morrow, changed some, ruled firm and closed with l214o gain for the day. Wet weather and the strength in corn was sufficient to scare eomo ottbe oats shorts into covering. May opened c higher and was quito excited for a short time. Much of the business clono consisted of changing November to December, at c difference. EQorts that proved futile were made to change October to November, at 4c difference. The close was at a not gain of The provision market opened strong and higher, and the advance was well maintained for a while. Wright and Cudahy kept testing the strength of tho market from time to time during tho forenoon by offering moderate quantities of pork, lard and ribs, and, judging from their subsequent proceedings, they 'appear to have conoludcd that it was strong enough to absorb more stuff without producing demoralization. They sold freely. Wright sold 2, COO. 000 pounds of ribs, it was said. Cudahy filled up the buyers of lard, and Steeves let them have all the January pork they wanted. The latter inoreased selling knocked oQ a considerable portion of tho early gain In pork and lard, and all of it in ribs. Freights wero slow, with ample offerings of vessel room at 2lio for wheat and 2c for corn to Buffalo. Estimated receipts for to-morrow are: Wheat, 545 cars; corn, 400 cars; oats, ICO cars; hogs, 19,000 head. Tho leading futures ranged as follows:

. Options. Opening Ilighett. Lowest. Clotting. Wbeat-Oct... 11 11 IV 72U Dec. 74 71 W 74U May 7s74 76 Corn-OcL 41 h 42V 41 M 43 Deo 414 424 414 42 May 43V ' 4CV 45U 4f OatS-Nov.... 2034 204 23s POO...'.. 304 30 Si 30s 303 May 344 844 34 Pork-Nov.... $12.20 112.324 $12.2'J 112.20 . Jan 13.40 13.47 4 l'1.35 1V33 Lard Nov.... 8.074 P.074 8.00 fi.024 Jan 7.CO 7.05 7.37 h 7.62j B'ribs-Jan ... 6.90 C.974 6.874 coo

Cash quotations wera as follows: Flour quiet and depressed. No. 2 spring wheat, 7272,-4C: No. 3 spring wheat. (flClc; No. 2 red, 723724c; No. 2 corn. 42c; No. 2 oats, 204c; No. 3 whito, waSor. No. 2 rye, 51c; No. 2 barley, 0202c: No. 3, f. o. b., G 7c; No. 4. f. o. b.. .22'2):4c; No. 1 flaxseed, $1,104; prime timothy-seed, $1.C5; mesa pork, per barrel, $12. 25 42 142. SO; lard, per pound, f-.85c; short-rib sides (loose), 7.75,2 10.80c; dry-salted shoulders '(boxed). 7.15 7.50c; short-clear sides (boxed), &30&&ic: whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gallon, SL15; sugars unchanued. On the Produce Excnange, to-day, tho butter market was firm. Creamery, 20 20c: dairy. It"a24c. Eags firm at 200214c. Receipts Flour. 2S.0OO brls: wheat, 452,000 bu; corn, 442,000 bu; oats. 208.000 bu; rye, 15.000 bu; barley. 111.000 bu. Shipments Fiour. 10.000 brls; wheat. 3C2.000 bu: corn. 1S2.000 bu:,oats, 402,000 bu; rye, 4,000 bu; barley, 1C0.000 bu. AT NEW YORK. Ruling- Prices in Produce at the Seaboard's Commercial Metropolis. NEW YORK, Oct. 24. Flour Keceipts, S2.8(0 packages; exports, 2,100 brls, 1S.100 sacks. Tho market wa3, very dull and easier. Sales, S.200 brls. Corn-meal dull and steady. Wheat Receipts. 321,000 bu; exports, 250,0C0 bu: sales. 2,415.000 bn futures, 10S.C00 bu spot. Spots were dull and easier; No. 2 red, 'TTc in 6toro and in elevator, 774o afloat, 7Sl472o f. o. b.; No. 3 red. 71c; ungraded red. 72'277 1lGc; No.1 Northern, 82c; No. 2 Northern. 75c; No. 2Milwaukee. 75-4C. Options opened lirm and advanced 4tivjc on foreign buying, firmer West and reports of drought, declined 4'2)ac oug full receipts, increase in stocks and in tho visible, easier cables and iavorable weather, reacted 4C40 on covering, and olosed steady at unchanged priced ut c advance; No. 2 red. October. 7fi14 774c, closing at 77c; December. 7SV279'4C, closing at 70c; January, S0S03fcc, closing at KOc; May, SSV'SSCse. closing at SGc. Ryo dull and weak; Western, 5SC0c. Barley dull. Barley malt dull. Corn Receipt. ittl.OuO bsi; exports. L5;C0J bu; sales, $25,000 bu futures, (H.000 bn spot. Spots were tlrmex and dull; No. 2, -10 4 12 .Vic in elevator. 5044z;504C atloat. ungraded mixed. GOViGSlc. Options wero moderately active, tfa'a blither, as followiug the West and reports of rain, closing firm; November. 5025J4e. "losing at 504c; December. 5J,4'a5l a c, closing at 514c: May, 5144 42524 r. closing at 52l.4c Oats Here Id ts. 112.000 bu; exports. 00 bn; sales. 7 v.OOO bu futures. 24,000 bu f pot. Spots vrere active and tinner; options higher and active; November. S4:5c. closing at 347ic; December, CSbCc, closing nt3fic; May, -itfc; whito Western, S5'u4Cc; No. 2 Chicago. S-'Mic Hay weak aud quiet. Hops quiet and easy. Coffee Options opened 1irm at 25 to 50 points up. closing firm at ::5 to GO points up; sales. 32.250 bags, including: October. 15.55 4s15.5c: November. l5.15D15.30c: December, 15ai5.10c; January. 14.fc0t214.lOc; March. U.7Cl4.5c: April, 14.G5c; May, 14.55l4.70c: spot Rio firmer and quiet; No. 7. lG'43Mc. Sngar-Kaw duU and lirm; refined firm and more active. . Molasses Foreign nomiual; New Orleans quiet aud steady. Rice firm and in good demand-. Cotton-seed oil quiet and steady; yellow. 504c, Tallow quiet and firm; city 1$.! for

packages). 4 4 ft 4 916c. Koain firm and qnief. Egirs steady and quiet; Western prime. 224 K 22c; receipts.? packages. Hides lirm and in fair demand. Pork quiet and firm. Cut meats inactive. Middles dull. Lard firmer ana dull: Western steam closed at 9.20c; sales, 100 tierces at 9.124c: options, no sales; October, 9.10c, nominal: November, 8.40c. nominal; January, 7.9.ic nomnml. Batter tinner and in fair demand; Elgin, 284c Cheese bteady and quiet. TPADE IN GENERAL.

Quotations at Philadelphia, Haiti more, Cincinnati and Other Points. , ST. LOUIS. Oct. 24. Flour easy bnt unchanged. Whent opened firm, and ad vanced :ls'S4c. bnt soon lost it oil. A rally later carried nrici-s un a train, and the finish was !ji'24c above Saturday; cash closed J Gti Vic; December. ClPxc bid; May, 7iC asked. Corn moved alomi the sr. me line ns wheat, and closed S'Sc above Saturday; cash, 374c; November closed SS?c; December. 37c; year, :J74c; May, 41 fe c Oats hiaher and active; casbv2$r; November. 2S4c; May, SJc Rre scarce and higher at 54c. Barley quiet; sample lots of Iowa sold bO&t'-lci Minnesota, 54 a5C4c Bran quiet; 55?o at mill andon east track. Day unchanged. Plaxseed quiet at $1.0CVi. Butter unchanged. Eggs better at 174c Corn-meal steady at $l.biSl.Da Whisky quiet at $1.10. Bacging and cotton tics unchanged. Pork higher; iobbing. $12.8521 Lard higher at 8.5042.750. according to quality. Drysalted meats and bacon unchanged. Receipts Fiour. 8.C00 brie; wheat. 11)3,000 bn; corn, 12G.C00 bu; oats, bo.000 bu: rye, none: barley, none. Shipments Flour. 22.C00 brls; wheat,, D.OOO bu: corn. fiO.000 bu: oats, 70.000 bu; rye. LT.OOO bu; barley, 2,000 bu. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24. Flour Choice old spring wheats steadily held; winter dull; Western winter. $3.403.75; Westirn winter, straight. $3.75'o4.10; winter patents. S4.102i4.40; Minnesota clear, $3.25 all. 75; Minnesota patents. $4,3544.00.. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, in export elevator. 744c; No. 2 red, epot and October, 744c; No. 2 red; October, 744c; November, 74 74'Hic; December, 7U4c; January, 744z) ?sc. Corn Options strong under bullish speculation, based on wet weather in the West: closed quiet; local car lots in fair demand; No. 2 low mixed, in grain depot, 504c; No. 2 mixed, in grain depot and elevator, 51c; No. 2, in grain depot, 514e; No. 2 yellow, in elevator, 52c; No. 2 mixed, October, 494 42494c; November, 4744249c; December. 4342437c; January. 4S4S4c Oats firm; No. 3 white, 3742a74e; No. 3 clipped, 40c; No. 2 white. October. :4423,.)c; November, ."vi423y4c; December, 3S44z3SJ4c; January. SSCO'-tc Butter firm but quiet; Pennsylvania creamery, extra, 28e; Penn sylvania prints, extra. 314234& Eggs firm, xor iresh stock: Pennsylvania nrsts, 231 24c. Cheee firm, part skims. 04 41 74 o. Receipts Flour, 4.S00 brls and 7.SOO sacks; wheat. G3.0:X) bn: corn. 51.0CO hn: oats, 33.000 bu. Shipments Wheat, 22,500 bu; corn, 82,100 bu; oats, CO.000 bn. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 24.-Wheat was surprisingly strong to-day. December openod at OO'ic, and closed at CDc; May opened at 751ho. and closed at 75 o. Cash wheat was strong. In No. 2 Northern six-ty-four cars sold at Me. tho leading price. with-Iifty-fonr at C24c. Receipts of whent here wero 1,122 cars, and at Dnluth aud Superior, 817 cars. Closo: May opened at 754c; highest, osc; lowest. 75; closed at 75bc. October closed at 634c. December openod at C94c; highest, COs 42094c; lowest. CO 4c; closed at 09 H a On track: No. 1 hard. 703-4c: No. INorthern, 09 Vic; No. 2 Northern. 64G0c CINCINNATI, Oct. 24. -Fl our dull and heavy. Wheat barely steady; No. 2 red, C9o: receipts, 9.5i:0 bn: shipments, 9.C00 bu. Corn barely steady; No. 2 mixed. 44c. Oats weaker; No. 2 mixed. 2c. Ryo dull and nominal; No. 2, 574258c. ! Pork steady at $12,374. Lard firm at S.25c. Bulk meats firm at 8.')7 4 42fci.50c. Bacon stoady at 9.124'2)9.25c. Whisky firm; sales. 1.217 brls of finished goods on a basis ot SI. 15. Lin seed oil steady at 42o. Butter strong. Eggs firm, bugar steady. Cheese steady and firm. TOLEDO. Oct. 21. Wheat firmer; No. 2. cash. 72c; October. 72 vj; December, 744c; May, 804c. Corn dull and steady; No. 2, cash, 414c; May, 454c. Oats quiet; cash. SPo. Rye dull; cash. 57c. Clover-seed steady and active: prime, cash. October and November. $(140; March, $C.C5. Receipts Flour, 7b5 brls: wheat. 88.195 bu: corn, 19.C52 bn: oats, 973 bu: rye. 10.713 bn: clover-seed, 1,333 bags. Shipments Flour. 6.C07 brls: wheat, 57,500 bu; corn. 31,800 bu; ryef, 11,000 bu; cloverseed, 305 bags. '' ' r ' - ' ; DETROIT. Oct 24. Wheat -No. 1 white. 744c; No. 2 red, cash, 724 c: No. S red, C44c; December. 744e; May SOic. Corn No. 2. cash. 4G4c. Oats No. 2 white. 34c; No. a mixed, 32c. Ryo No. 2, cash, 5634C. Reeeipts Wheat, 05,000 bu; corn, 12,000 bu; oats, 4.000 bu. OIL ' OIL CITY, Oct. 24.-Natlnnal Transit certlflcotes opened at 5078c; highest, fllc; loweit, 50?c; ciosiufir, 51 4c tiales. 23.000 brU: clearances, 78.000 brls; shipments, 147,836 brls; runs. 178,316 brls. WILMINGTON. .Oct. 24. Turpentine steadr at 284c. P.oMn firm; strained, 95c; good eiriiiuu, irx. ABi sicuii) at, i..i. vruuo turpentine steady; hard, 1; yellow dip and virgin, $1.70. CLEVELAND, Oct 24. Petroloum quiet; standard white. 1105. C4c; gasoline. 74, 7c; gasoline, 60, 10c; naphtha. 03 5, C40. PITfSBUno. Oct. 2L-Petroleum-Natlonsl Transit certificates oponeal at 31c: closed at 5l'-c; hiv'Lest. olic; lowest, olo. CIIaRLESTON, Oct. 24. Turpentine lirm at 284c. llosin steauj; good strained, $1.0.1. SAVANNAH. Oct. 21. Turpentine, 2343 bid. Rosin firm at 91.101.13. . .Metal. NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Pitr-Iron steady and quiet; Auionoan. vi.m iv.ov. copper sieaav; lake, 11.05 211.80c. Lead dull; domestic, 3.0 &4o. Tmduii; fctraits, JO.oow'JO.TO. 6T. LOUIS, Oct. 21. Lead dull at 3.75 3.774c Cotton. NEWOHLEAN3. Oct. 24.Cotton teadv; middISntr. 7 l'Mbe; low mldaiinir. 7 5-lUc: cood ordinary. G 13-10c; net receipts, 16,430 bale; Krona receipts. 17J07 bales; sales, 7,000 bales; StOCX, 103,130 naics. . lluttr. ELGIN". III., Oct. 24.-The butter market was nrm. eaics were pouuus ai -ac. . LIVE STOCK. Cattle In Light Supply and Unobanced Hogs Artive nnd Steady Sheep Unchanged. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 21.-C.vttli:-Rc-ceipts. 150; shipments. Hardly enough here to establish a market. Export grades $4.2535.00 CJoodtocboKio hlm!njr. ; 3.75'04.13 Fair to medium shipping 3.25 03.00 Common shipping.... ".. 2.5023.00 Feeders, fair to good 3.oo 3.40 Stackers, couiiuon to coo J 2.00 a 2.75 Good to choice hellers.....; 2.00 23.00 I'alr to me dium heifers 2.00 a 2.50 Common, tbin heifers 1.25a 1.73 Good to choice cows. 2.30S3.00 Fair to medium cows 1.7522.33 Common Id cows l.OO 1.50 Veals, common to cood 3.O0 1.50 Huil, common to good..... 1.5032.30 Milkers, common to fair.:. 12.00320.00 -Milkers, good to cnoico.... 23.00433.00 Hogs Receipts, 1.2O0; shipments, 600. The auality was fair. The market opened active at steady prices, una closed quiet with all sold Heavy $3.3333.C5 Mixed :.. 5.1525.50 LUht r.ovao.33 Heavy roughs.. 4.00f3.40 Shekiv and Lamus But little doing for want of fitcclv. Tho market was nn changed. Good to choice $4.00S4.30 Fair to medlam . 3.33 3 3.73 Common.... 2.50z:;.25 Limbs, good to choice 4.00 4.73 Lambs, common to medium 3.00 3.73 Ducks, per bead 2.50 24.00 Elsewhere. NEW YORK. Oot. 24. Beeves Receipts. 5.090, including 100 car-loads for sale. The market was firm for choice; a shade easier fnr common to medium. Native steei3, 355.15; balls ana cows, $1.70'; Dressed beef steady at 742 S 4 o. Shipments to-dav 150 beeves; to-morrow 500 beeves. Calves Receipts. 2,247. The market was steady. Veals. tZ'Jti grassers, $-J.t5 02.71-; Western calves, i'CQ j.25. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10,723. Sheep steady; lambs 4o hlaher. Sheep. $3.504v)5; lambs, $1.7530.25; dressed mutton steady at 74i4c; dressed lambs firm at 74294c Hog3 Keccipts, 7.447, including: 2 carloads for sale. The marttet was steady at $5.4Ut. CHICAGO. Oct 24. The Evening Journal reports: Cattle Receipts, 2.0JJ; shipments, 4.00J. The market was steady. Oood to extra natives, $345,55; othexs,

$3.5C34.); rangers,' S3.2o424.2o; lexans, $l.W22.ja ' n Hogs Reoeipts. 2S.000; shipments. 0.000. The market was active and "ti-ady to strong. Rough and common. i5.1l.4o; mixed and packers. 8-V.45425.5T: prjrne

heavy and butchers' weights, xwuno light. $5425.C0. ... n aheen Receipts. C.O00; anipments, -.w. The market was steady to strong. Nft" S3.5C425.T); Texans. $3.75; Westerns, $45 4.50: lambs. $3. 7542 5.t 5. KANSAS CITY. Oct 21. -Cattle-Re ceipts. 0.200: shipments. 5.100. 1 he market was strong and 5'aicc nigner. iresauu beef and shipping steers, $2.10424.40; cows and heifers. $1.25422.45; Texans and Indian steers. $1.70 S 2.75; 'Btockers and feeders. $lC422.rj. n pM Hogs Receipts, 4,000; shipments, ' -.00. The market whs bnrelv steady to 5c lower; prices ranged $1,654 5.55; bulk of sales, fco.20 425.40. Shopn-T?ereintQ 240O? shipments, none. The market was nominally strong for good; others weak. EAST LIBERTY. Oct 21.-Cattle-Re-ceipts. 3.7G; shipments. l.bOO. The marIrnt was slow at nhout last week's prices. No cattle were shipped to New York to-day. Hogs Receipts. 8,050: shipments. 5,o0. The market was firm, Philadelphia, ;5.90 4K.: mixed. S5.8CG5.e5: Yorkers. g..(042.).i.. beventeen car-loads oi hogs were shipped to New York to-day. Sheep Receipts. 3.800; shipments, l.-uu. The market was very slow at about last week's prices. ST. LOUIS. Oct 24. Cattle Receipts, 3,200; shipments. 5.100. The market was steady and firm. Fair to choice native steers. $3.25424.90; medium to good Texas and Indian steers, $2423; cows. $1.25422.25. Hogs Receipts,' 4.SC0: shipments, C-ttX). The market was lirm. Heavy hogs, $5.40 42 5. CO; packing. $5.10425.40; light, 5.2542 5.50. Sheep Receipts. 200; ' shipments 1.500. The market was strong. Medium to good, $a504?4.CO. CINCINNATI Oct 24. nogs In good demand and steady at $5425.05. Receipts, 6,315; shipments, 0,235. Cattle iirmer at $1.2542L0a Receipts, 1,070; shipments, fc95. Sheep steady at $2.50425. Receipts. I CS; Ehipments, 2'J5. Lambs steady at $3425.25. ' REAL-ESTATE TRANSFER. Sixteen Transfers, with a Total Consideration of 841,500. Instruments filed for record in the recorder's ofiiceof Marion county, Indiana, for the tweu-, ty-four hours ending at 5 r. m.. Oct. 24. 1892, as furnished by Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles, Hartford Block. No. 8 1 Eas5 Market street: Johu P. rattison and wife to Oliver W.Allen, lot 10. in lxng & Harlan's Cottage Home addition. ....... 91,500.00 500.00 Illram W. Miller et al.. trustees, to RolKf-t B. Jerusalem, lots 74 and 75, In 7 . n - ion l'ark addition Calvin 8. Moorman and wife to Mallnda Mentlenhall et al., part ot lot lO, in Wood's subdivision ot outlet 3D ; Sylvester Johnson and wife to Ora R. Mct.ulre and husband, part ot let 33, in Julian et al.'s subdivision of addition to Irvington Edwin J. Armstrong to W. H.-Gulon, lot 10, In block 2, lu Armstrong's first addition .' Edwin J. Armstrong to J. M. Bowera. lot 15, In block 2, in Armstrong's first addition to North Indianapolis. John Bowers to Adam C. Rowers, part of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 1, town shin 10, range 2 Frank P. Johnson and wife to Citizens Street-ruilroad Company, rart cf the northwest quarter of section 10, township 16. ran;re 4 AddUon H. Nordyko and wife to Charles E. Hays, lot 350, in Mccarty's ninth Westrslde addition Alom 11. Johnson, jr., to Wilbur T. Wright, lot 12, in block 1, in Wright's North-aide addition Joshua II. McMurry to James 15. Liziue and wife, lot 4G, in Bruce Flace Uast-end addition Simon Yandes to Mary E. Stewart, lot G, in McKernan fc Yandes's eu'odlvisisn of Drake fc .Mayhew's second addition Ira White to James N. Huston, lots 282, 21H, 290, 300 and 301, and lots 2D0.2O7.302 and 303, in Ogle's Last Park addition Margaret L Vail and husband to 750.00 300.00 000.00 500.00 ' 000.00 1.00 350.00 275.00 . 800.00 160.00 25,000.00 Frederick Stilz and wife, lot 2, In Vail'e Rast Washington-street addition Francis M. Heims to Charles E. Dynes, part of lot 11, in Adams & O'Neal's audition. Roderick A. Klntr to Jennie Hurt, part of the west half of section 0, township 15, range 4 1.C00.00 ,350.00 8,000.00 Transfers, 16; consideration. ....... .811,500.00 PENSIONS FOR VETERANS. Residents of Indiana and Illinois Whose Claims Ubts Been Allowed. Pensions have been granted tho following-named Indiamans: Original Albert 8. Rcod, Joseph C. J. Cochenour, famuol Caloway, J. W. Hays. Additional lllrain Tine. l.dmond 1'arker. .lonn B. Coon rod. Richard Williams, John A. Thomas, William w. wu?on. Thomas R. Jiruner, William IN. Remster. Otto Kemper. John 1. Aueobercer. In creaseJacob Haas, Tobias Mosler, John Car penter, Adam Mohr, illiam 1. Ashley, Amos rortney, Anderson P. Carpenter, Jonathan Hopkins, John II. Ilallenger. William C ryle, Walstlne Writer, J. Anthony, U. Felts. William M. Evans. Georjre N. btc&ns. Orginai widows, etc. Joanna Putlcr, Mnry B. Bubenrer, Margaret Lykln?, i raucis A. ilson, earah A. Ldminnton. Maggie Cofimsn. Mallnda Wayraire, Busau E. Lieatty, Barah Melntire. Martha Crltchllcld, Frances Frlclte, I'aullna Lewis, JIannle O Brleu. minor of Anthony . ltobiuson, minors or uustavus Kubenzer. TO IinSIDEXTS OV ILLINOIS. . Original John L. Kelly, James V. Miles, Isaao etum, Isiah Talbott. Edmund W. Blossom, Willlain. Barr. WllllaiU) II. Patterson, Aaron Rider. Thomas Moneghan. Miles Wall, John W. Cole man. Benjamin P. Uaii. (ieortro W. Conner. Ad ditional Charles J. McMurray. John 1). tfelberlln?. Warren W. Sbaw, Motes 1J. Bheiacrd. Ccorce W. McCormlck, Patrick Kane, Franklin Booth. Thomas J. Rouse. Lewis Daily, Robert M. Oanhalr, Edward B. Roach. In creaseHenry Dreyer. Reissue James W. Asher (deceased.) Original widows, etc. BetRey Hewitt. Emily M. btruble, David Ilibbet (father), Charles J. C. Schroeder (father), Kehecca M. Bushe, Nancy Dawson (mother). Wllhelmino I'auge, Olive Phillips, Nelly Nelson, Huldah CrowelJ. Eliza Taylor. Caroline Ke ttle. Martha Mllio (niothcr), Susanna Bunn, Sarah A. Arnold. Ellen Ualley, Elizabeth Wolf, minors of Isnao, liuyueid. saran J. swisner, Emily A. llaU, Maiiua 4?i. ciarK, xuargarct j onucott. Whipped cream is a .delicious adjunct to deep apple pie, and should be sent to the taoie in a glass uowi. . .. C. K KREGELO & WIIITSETI FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 125 1ST. Delaware St. Free Ambulance. TeL5Gl Dii.n. FKOSCHOUR-Mrs. KlizaWth l'rnchnr. S.itnrday, Oct. 22. Funeral from n i n e of her son. lidl bouth Baatrtreet. Tuesday, Ot t J. at J .3 J p. in. soriETY notici:. - - - A. 1. Bt.itM meeting In Mn.ouic Temple this (Tuesday) evenin?, at T:..0 'clcli. for work in the U. A. !. A. It. WIIITB, M. B. 1L V. jacoo w. ITTH, secretary. LOST. T OST-MOXDAY EVENING. BETWEEN THE J. j M.irlon Club iml hr ut ttrr t utraixo at KdcHU m, a topaz, brwich. Iteward will bo aid f jT it return to tnn jnniai o.r.cv. . vanti:d mi?ci:l7lani:ous. 4 NNOUNCEMENT - A FUENCII LADY JY waM like to l ave a Ftloct !. of pn:l!i in t he North street. , 1TANTEI) AN K X I K 1 C I KN C K I (iKXEUAL t Ory-ewMls salesman In a tty of 10.(mm. iool salary to right iarty. Address II I L(J IS II A; bTHAU, ColiiniDUx, J twi. Alf ANTED-A I:VI)Y OF (iUOD ADDHKSS FUU M one lunaili on trial, TMt. itiou pennant tit If sailsfactry babiry 510. Culloud. 14. sjH-ncer llouso. CL1M;, lloora r A N'T K D WAT E I WO B K S AND ELECTBK! LJg-M To corrffiinl wltli tirlen sn.t tov.ni cont iiiilatliix rnctioa water. v.rk r water-vorki and li;cIdH. 1 reireent m oi tli i:ir?rit syndicates lu Anrit a. k. r. wii.KiNSQ.y, .Mt. uarnioi, lit I 7011 HALE OB BXCHANCK HBAL ESTATF., . .txth tana and city priTty in lt turt ot tho country: auo mo:rs el iereiun u.e. dry goods, t i.itn. ing. lMHfi ;n 1 tirt'!, ami hur-lwaiv. B1DDLE, 11A.MIL.TQ.N a- ViX.lCTr Haute lu't-j-'QKlVJj- j-j-i : 1"Olthbl0 . luiekH and eweft, Mred liV lrujiorttvl buck Inouixo vl O. C. UOLDSMITU, Bulaj vtte. InvL

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLES. THEODORE. STEIN, Successor to Wra. C. Anderson. ABSTRACTER OF TITLES EC EAST MAUSET STnr.ET. ELLIOTT & BUTLER, Hartford Block, 81 Eat Market btrast; A bstraots of Ti tl os. SAFE ''KPOSITS. SAFE-DEPOSIT YAULT Absolute safety ag-mst Fire and Darlar. Finest eU only Vault ot the kind la the State. roUceaua day and nljht oa gaart. Istca4t t: t'a st keeping of Money. Bonis, Wills, Deeds. Abstraets. fcllver-i lato. Jewels and valuaMe Trunks and Faow tt,etc. S. A. Fletcher & Co. Safe-Deposit 4PbnS. Tarjtjnistpntjjlanager. CHARLES L. LAWRENCE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. 9 a. in. to 12. 2 to 5 p. in. PBOPYL.i:UM BUILDING. , BRILL'S STEAM DYE-WORKS. e....i Utt r. 4 vA 1X X7rktK TlllmUt ifrMi IndiananoU. Uleanins. DyelnK and Repairta. Discount io ad InstUations. The best wort. SCHOEN BROS., GENTS CLOTH INO RUNOVATOE. ClaclanaU Hteam Dye-Work (Ksub. soatheMt earner Circle aua MarKei, rnitin ajioca, opp. aaiiran. SMITH'S . DYE-WORKS, 07 NORTH PENSTSYLVAiS'lA 8TAEETL Gents' Clotldng cleaned, dyed aad repaired. Lades' Dresses cl eaatd and dyed. PKNNION8. A LL CLAIMS FOR PEXSION. lnerMef Pen. XI. Hon. Hountr.or aarotaor war ojtioaa. ooueocai en the shorteit voiibl time. Otvs ns a clL 77 v Eas: Market ttroat. THOS. A. WINTEKROWO, ABCII ITKCT, 35 and 36 Talbott Block. Infltansooll. OPTICIANS. LEO LAN DO 6!2 VRbB&HiPligNgl EAST MARKET 5T7 DENTISTS. E. E. REESE. 24 1, East Ohio fit. bet Meridian and Poua. MODEL FENCK CO. v SEE THE MODEL FENCE COMPANY Gefore oontractlns for fence. Good live dealers sal asents wantl for the best-selling Lavra Fencs oa tne market, eatuiseuon gaaranted. jVTte wuum reach laU. Address Model fence CO., C8 East Soata street. REAL ESTATE. ri:al estate exchange Houses on Payments. 3(1 N. Delaware SL RAILWAY TTME-TATILES. Indianapolis Union Station. ennsulvania Lines. Trains Run by Central Time. TlCXIX OrriCES at Station and at corner Dllnohi and Washington btrrets. TTU.W8 IlCS AS fOT-LOWS f ' Dsily. t Dall7. except Bandar. F&OU TXDIAVAPOLIS TO LEAVX Columbus, Ind.. and LoulnvUlc. 3:40 am rMlidelphla and New York... 5 00 am Baltimore and WaMnrton.... 5.00 am Iiaytonand Kprinjrfleld. 5.00 am Martinsville ami Vlneennes.... 4:00am Madlmn and IxmlavUle ta OS atn Richmond and Columhns, O.... 18.0O am Lo pun sport spa ChioAxo 11:20 am Pavtonand Calumlnis ll:43am philarto'.ph! n New York.... S 00 pm Baltimore and Wasbinirton.... 80 pm Dayton and SprhiirAelfl 3)0pm KnifthtstownandBlchtnond... t4:00pn Columbti. Ind.. and IxmtavlUa 4O0 Va ilartinsvUift and Vtnoetnea.. t4--03 pm Coinmbna. Inl.. snJ Xiadlsca.. U.30 pm Pittsburg ind East Mo pm 10:50 pm 10:15 pta 1U:U 6 tm 0:19 pm to ami om 3;46 pm 3 65 urn 0 am 12:M pm l4:50 vm 12.0 pm teOasi irlAam .95 axa, 0:30 am D40BU Dayton ana Ama.. -oupm lr40 om 4tLJ IVII au. ...... ....... V ' Loan sport and Clurao 1150 pm 3:50 am v.JMx i LV . ' mm PSTIOBTX6T JtOOTB T0 8T. IXJTJI! THE WB5T. From IndlanqpoH Union Station. Trains leave for 8L Lonli. 6:10 am.. 11:60 em. 12:30 pm, llrOO ma. Tialna connect at Terra Haute fnr E. AT. H. poinU. ETacitlllc ileepef on 11:00 im train. Creencastlo and Tcxre Haute Accommodation leaves 4:00 rm. Arrive from fit. Lout 3:30 am, 4:50 am, 2:00 pm, 5:20 pm, 7:45 pro. Terre Iiaute and Oreencastlc AccommoUatloa arrives at 10:00 am. Sleeping and Parlor Car are run on through trams. flpipgp Tho Vostibuled PULLMAN CAR LINE Lear Indianapolis No. 32-Chicaeo lira.. Pullmah Vestibuled coaches, parlcr anddlalnj car. dady 11:33 am Arrive in vmcaro Civu pm. No. 81-Caicajro Nlzht Nlzht Kt. Pulimau Veitb Dai&a coaciiwi and weepers, aatiy. ' Arrive m CUct& 7:35 am. No. 33-lIonon ACMiflraolation.. ...... Arrive at I naiauiix) lift.12:40 am . 5:20 pra No. 31 VcstlbulOk. lally :2Q pm No. 33-Veatibule, dally 325 am No. 39 Monon Aceomnodatlon 10 40 am I'uUu.aa Vestitaled Slrepers rr Chlcarn stand nt Trest end ot Union station, and can bo tiken at 8:30 pm. daily. . . TICK r.T OFFICES-NO. 20 South IUlnola street and at Union Station STKAYED. STIXAYED FKOM THE CORNER OF ILLI, ncii fiiwl Twi iit thlrl sis. Lcrre llprbt red row wiih white Mpotg on i U' and i.lis, i-en fresh a'"ut throe montlii; lial leather trai around mc!t: rnlrr will rlasy return to alwo adilreas and be hberally rewaniel.- C. 11. OA K EH. FINANCIAL. 1 LOANS MOSEY ON MORTGAGES, a F SAYLES. 7. Est Market strer t. t;IX PtIR CEM. US CITV PKOPEUi'Y IJf Indltna. ISAAC IL K1EK3TED, 13 Martindale hlock. ' MONEY TO LOAN ON MUHTUAOES TERMS ruxtonable. At Thone's iilocit. East Market street. McGlLLlAUD .fc DARK. . LOAJ S-'sUMS OFjlOOTO 1 (M).OO J. City proTPrty and farms. . C E. COFFIN fe CO.. tfo Ewn Market atryst MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT TIIE LOW. est market rate; privileges for p3ytiat befor due. Ve also bur muuicipalboudt. TJIOS. CD A if & CO.. 1'Z Eut Market street, Imllanapolls. ANNOlCKMKNTS 4 NNOUNCEMENT-A8TUOLOOEH- TO KNOW j the truth on anyni.bc: cnu'.t Mrs. Ir. Ellis and leam whatto iW tor lo.t huvm .n lxnineoi, health uiulhaplues. No. 12 North Penasjhanlant. NNOUNCEMENT MADAME UOKF. THE f vrnth daughter of the wventh n. bom with n veil. Inn arrivrsl in this city from the Eiist, WrM and South, and ha taken n.un at 7 SVhI Markt, wbero she can be couMiltod on the past. print and future. Advice on all lUhiu n-a"tri. Sho will tell you what Is bent for your welfare in love. flm! ettio troabl- an-1 lawHiiltx. ( an ho cnultM from ' a. in. to l' m and from 1 p. m. till p. iu. All interviews iincdy confidential. The ilnumc comos hljrhly recymmcn :ei. ItClLprNtl AND LOAN ASSOC! TION. BUILDING AND IX) AN -PLYMOUTH MAVINUS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. i.llc la Vinton Block. Pennsylvania tr?t. ConrvsUr, cart-ful uianarinenl. ProQtable iureitment lt e. erk'iue. Iunsmado at mo4Tato promi ims. Iuventilation MUcltoL infornutton freely yivea. S AVI NO A.VD - lOA.-TllE iKLNA AVIX(1 nnd Loan Association hat money to loan. 2o cunilaslun. OClce. 8 J Easi Market alreet. A'-PI1-0 VUCTION SALE OF EXPRESS PACKAGES. Don't forprt the Mle of x;ros pHckujrfS this morning, at .i o'clock, at oir room, l:4;t West Wanhlueiun m tt. Alout oto thousand loM lu the rale, if order oi C. H. phiiiips, A;t; I . s. Express Co. O UbTIN oi h(. -J UD V. AtictloliCt r.v TNDfAN OU8,d('T. 21. iyW"SKALKI A ; ( projHSal for fundohine supplies, grocetifa, XJ .iioi, flothlur. el., f the luunth i Novrin. btr. will im recelvel by tl.o lYtiAlees Ur the Central . ii . at : . I ... . . ... . . i . . . luuiaca liospiiai tor iumhc, hv ivooti &uio house, at 10 o clock a. m,. niday Oct.

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SAW ANI MILI MUI'I'LIKH. a nii'TVC E. C. S CO Manufacturers ant i JLlVlio Kapatrorsof CUtuUhArt. V. hosj. i.lJT. HAND, and all thr SAWS Dltlae. Emery wnoeis aaa JJillapphen. Illinois stroet, one square, south Union SUUoa. SAWS DELTiriC and EMERY WHEELS, Fpeclsaties or W. B. Barry Saw Supply Co., . ail. I 4a Nordyko & Mnrmon Co. F.sta. lSjl. Founders Machinists Mill and Elevator DulMfrs. India nar-olls. Ind. RoUrf Mills. Mill-uesrlnc llaltlnc. r.o'.tnr MiidUnts puriiiera.I'ortabo Muis, tr ru. lake street-cars for stock-yards. MTT T SUPPLIES AND QTT C Clrcnlar i?aws, helling, tmery snec. juss. Wood and ltH Palleya, Oil Cups aid Orei-e. TeleDhone 1312. TfiE MILLER Oil. C3. nru-Lj -1-!A-t'r- . W. B. CLARKE, M. D.v HOMCEOPATIIIC PHYSICIAN, 7 llaniur Block, coraer Wasilnrtoa aad Al tiam a & irt TVlonhone 571. Eesldence 18 Ulacklord sirest. near Military Tark. DR. J. A. SUTCLIFFE, Surgeon. nrnrr.QS riitM&rkt itrML Hour 9 tollv m.. '2tod m. tiundars excepiAb Telephone W4L ' DR. ADOLPH BLITZ, Loom 2, Odd-Follows' Bolldlxix, riLACTIC UMITSD TO Eye, Ear and Throat Ptsoascs. DR. BRAYTON. OFFICE 103 North Meridian it., from 1 to 4 p. ra RESIDENCE & lvast. Waaalnxtoa ck llooso telephone 1279. d DR. DAWSON C BARNES. Nen ous Diseases. Piles. Flstulu Cancers and Ttu mors cured without knlfa, liiralureor caustics treatment not known to the profession. Oihce 213 Nortl Illinois atrtxa. baniuunni 1117 North Tenet atreet. Book froo. DR. E. HADLEY. OFFYCE 138 North Pennsylvania street. BKSIDENCE-'.'70 North Del a wire street. OSm hours. 8 to 5 Sw m.: 2 to 3 v. m : 7 to 8 u. in. Olfice waleplioiio, 002. lions telephone, 1-15. DR. SARAH STOCKTON, 227 NORTH DELAWARE STREET. DR. C. I. FLETCHER. ' RESIDENCE 670 North Meridian street. OFFICE 30 J South Meridian street. Office Hours 'J to li) a. nx.x i to I p. ui 7 to 3 p. to. Telephone Oliioo: VO 7. liesidonoe: J7. DR. D. M. PURMAN, OFFICE -18 tl FOUT WAYNE AVENUC 8 to 9 a. m. 1 to 3 p.m. 7 toa p. a. SANITARIUM 103 A9IX dIUuuI, Diseases of the Nexvoas Systeoa. DR. A. W. FISHER, 2lh EAST OHIO STREET. ftPRClAXTV Piles, and all Diseases of the Reotain. Office Days: Thursday. Friday aad bat ar day. fro a 8 to 11:30 a.m, 1 to4p.ua. Bandar From 2 Ut I p.m. DR. C. L. BARNES, ' 8URQERY. Diseases of tho Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Cross. Eyes straightened In one minute without palu. u Xlce 213 North Illinois street. . H. S. CUNNINGHAM, C. M., H. D, ' Office and Rosidon'co No. 334 South lleridiaast. Indianapolis, Ind, Office Hoars 7 to 0 a. ra, 13 w 4 p. na, 7 to y p. m. Telephone N a 13 13. DR. F. H. HARRISON, ' OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, U7 North Alabama street ' GT Telephone 1474. Dr. F. C. HEATH, EYE AND EAR ONLY Has removed t Na 19 We8t Ohio etreet. Dr.-JiE.iinderson SPECIALIST Chronic and Kerrori Disposes and Diseases of lYoizien, Botont 1 and 2, Grand Optra Heu$$ Blook, M. Pen' St, - .-i . . - A.D DARKER. M. D and A. n. ARKEIL lr M. D, 4 W-t Wash ington St., IndUnnpolls, 331 Ve6 Fourth street, Cincinnati, o. cro. eyes, cataract, deaf nes. dlsclurjri of ar. nasal catarrh, and all trouoic ot the Eye, Ear, Noae. Throat, Heart and Itncs saeesstully treatwL hpectaulo and eyes male and ad. Justed. Consultation f reo. Send stamp for book. COLLECTING AGKXCY. Dialers wul others, haviir T T V to make, advld to try trie Natil ilJ 'V001 Coilectini Axanar, IJ JOI1 PRINTING. PKINTING MILLER PRINTING CO, 73 Norta DeiawA-e S t9ql g'ypj'r- -. . T THE DUTHIE & DACCETT TOOL MMUFACTgRIXG CO. (F1312 TOILS, PUXCHES, DIRS, All Klndsi special machikehy ( and SUA.LL CEARINi. ELECTRICAL KACH13ERY MADE AND RLPAIRLD. 103 & 193 South Meridian St. CPECIAL ATTENTION TO FINE TEMPERING W. . DUTHIE, Manajer. W. H. DAGGETT, Scc'y and Trail.. Telephone SC7. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. pitASroUNlJKY ANpriNISjHNq Mini. PIONEER B R A S O S r Mfrs. and Dea'ersia all kinds of Brass Goo K hoary addliB-htCastlnrs. Car Bearlng-i a pectalty. its. galr and Job Work promptly attended to. llv Hi onthirenniylvaaiastreot. Telcphoas blJ. ItEGISTERLD WAKKIIOUSII STORAGE. TITE DIOKSON STORAOE AND TRANSFER COMPANY'S (registered) Warehouse, comer Eat Ohio and Bee-Line tracks. Teiephoao 75. Branca Offlce. 36 West Maryland street. MUSIC DEALERS. C. A. SICKFORD & CO., Moxlc Dealers, O Indian avenne. Corn-t prlcs to$J5; Hnaro Drums f 3 to 13; Bans Drums sfi to fl3; OulUrs. 5toii0. Call and reo us beforo buying elsewhere. SEALS AND STnNCITfS. l?r:nTMrUER. SEALS. CILSTAMPSi g;TEH336. I5SJ4DIDIANST.GRcu.oricoR! siXEL-mnnoN lawn fexcc PRICES REDUCED. I MM IT Champloa Iroa aud Meel-Ribboa Laira Feno Wruch(-lron Fence and Oatea, Iran Feno-1'osts. LLl S llEL.ir.Kllt.iiUi.U 1U3 to lus aau Misaissipi street. TYPE-WItlTEKS. 1 3tW Stanaara Typowriters. : J;,; i' Typewriter A gteaoraphera SlacLLlnco riexitccl. WYCKOFF, SEAF.IAf3 ti CEf.'EDlCT, Tel. 451, iBdlaaapolls Roasei 81 East Xaxket SL r FR AKO A A K , FLOniOT, 124 EAST 8T. JOSKPIl ST. "Decoration , funeral d cairns aud cat cawers. Tcb cpbonel'.'Jl. MISCELLANEOUS " PINE CHINA, r p- -nd A J? ANCY L '.FD

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