Indiana State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1894 — Page 7

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOHBR tf, 18 t

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S. E. CONFERENCE CLOSED.

A Genert.1 Windln; tp of a Most Successful Meeting. SIIELBYVILLE, Oct. 1. Special. The Southeast Indiana conference closed Its session here this afternoon. The morning dovotlonal exercises were led by the Iiev. E. IJ. Rawls. The session was called 'to order by Dr. George L. Curtis. After reading of the Journal the reports of committees shewed the Epworth league fdatlrtkn ns follows: Senior leagues, 1,354; Junior, 1,676; an lnmac (ft 33. The statist c of church show 1.963 prolyl tlon-rs. 3S.4SS meinToera; fiicreaie. 2,832; died, 5üö; iald for preaers salaries. 577.479; pa!l for missions, $7.783. Th? Rev. J. S. Tevls wojs Invltt-d by resolution to the pulpMs of churches to 5p-ak In the Intenvt of vc-teraa.s. A retlp.tIon was passed to the effec-t that anywie who falls In two of the studies cannot be panned to the next year In the conference course. The conference treasurer showed that J17.4G2 were received and disbursed. Bishop Hurst addressed the conference In the in tores t of the American unlverflty. Two thousand dollars waa subscribed by the preachers for that purpose. FW forty -three years It has been meeting In annual sf-sion. but by action of thd and the Indiana conference It Till be known as the Indiana conference. While the last, it has b-n one of the most Interesting ever held. The a-ttendance has bt-en unusually l?rge. Pentlcost servhave been held daily and a deep religious eentlment lias pervfilled. Th evening1 sep.km convened at 1 o'clock, with the Rev. Sampson Timber In the cJiadr, and he vacated when Bishop Hurst orrivel, who Immediately pr.tceed to dU-pe of the unfinished bu.sineus. Dr. George L. Curtis, I). D.. offered a resolution to reise a contribution for the Nebraska sufferers, which waa responded to by a collection of $C1, ordereel sent to the treasurer of the relief committee. Various resolutions cf thanks for courtesies, etc., were passed. A gcnral love feast followed. The elders cf the two former conferences were appointed a committee to determine the time of holding the next general confer-en-e. Benediction was pronounced and th following appointments were read: Connersvtlle district C. C. Bdwords, p. i-:. Ablngton T. J. Anthony. Arlington J. G-Illespie. Brookvlile E. H. Wood. Brookvllle Circuit J. M. "Wines. CartJiage W. N. FletcheT. Clarksburg J. L. Brown. College Corner Geore Cochran. Connersville V. W. Tevls. llverton IX A. Wynegar. Fairlleld W. S. .mith. ;hnwood-J. T. Scull and J. T. ilasLiberty W. R. Lathrop. Laurel J. O. Chafee. Ma plywood lesse Miller. Metaniora W. C Crawford. Milford i:. I). Keves. Milroy C. 13. Hester and V. G. Troctor. Milton G. C. Clouds. Morrlstown R. L. Klnnear. Mt. Carmel D. T. Hedges. Rushville C. W. Tlnaley. St. Paul J. T. Maupin. Waldron John Clouds. Indianapolis district, J. W. Dashlel, I. E. Acton W. O. Wycoff. Brlghtwood D. A. Robertson. Castle ton Merrltt Machlan. Fairl.tnd . W. Coh.igan. Fl.itPf-k J. I-. Funkhouer. Kr inkli nC. W. Ie. Freetown T. 1. Hull (supply). lenrevtown J. 1. Sims. Gi -eenwood V. M. Westhafer. Indianapolis Birth Place C. A. Ward. Hi o.idway A. W. M.irlatt. t ntral-ave. II. A. Buchtel. Hist Park and City Mission Georg" H. Murphy and C. A. Ward. Edwin Ray E. B. Rawls. Fietchr-Place R. Roberts. Furnace-Place B. W. Cooper. Grace M. J. Black. Hall-Place J. A. Sargent. Lincoln-Ave. J. W. Maxwell. oak Hill B. F. Morgan. Roberts Park T. I. Coultas and II. S. IBile (supply). Woodside 1. W. Noble. Irvington John Miohlan. Lawrence and Bethel W. II. Burton. Maple: on T. W. Northcott. New Bcllsville (supply.) New Palistine s. W. Troyer. Nlnevah D. W. Sterrett. ( )g;."ille J. W. Edwards. Shelbyvllle 1 'Ina Church J. R. T. Lathrop. WVst-St. M. A. Farr. Southport 13. L. Wlmmer. Whlteland C. E. Mead. Jeffers onville district, 13. A. Campbell. I. E. Brownstown J. N. Thompson. Charlestown G. M. Smith. Columbus G. L. Curtis. Ccdumbus Circuit J. L. Perry. Crothervi'.le C. S. Norton. 13. '.in bur lt J. T. O'Neal. Klizabethtown Frank Wolf (supply.) Hope J. I). Curran. Hartsville D. Ryan. Henry ville A. R. Jones. Holm in G. S. Cnnner. Jt lTcrs mvlUe Prt Fulton L. N. Jows. Will-st. C. Tinsley. Jeffers jnville Circuit M. D. French (supply.) Kent E. T. Jewett. Lexington 13. M. Chambers. New Washington E. E. Miller Pb'.) (supNorth Vernon XV. W. Reynolds. Paris J. K. Cre'.ghton. Srottsburfc J. T. Jones. SjllfTäburg E. L. Sanders. Sirdina Isiac Turner. S-ymour J. H. Doddridge. S'ymiur Circuit W. J. Stewart. T.iil.-rsville W. B. Grlme3. I'tica II:irey Harris. Vernon J. S. Campbell (supply.) Moore's Hill district E. L. Dolph, P. E. Aurora F. S. Tlncher. Batesvllle C. H. Muse. Butlervill? C. W. Maupin, Canian T. J. Ton?. D --dawäre W. F. Smith. I l 1 1 bor ou gh T. G. Cocks, Gilford J. XV. Allen. Greön?burg Centenary L. D. Moore. Fir?t Church J. W. Duncan. Hart f ord J. W. Cordry (supply). Lawrenceburg M. B. Hyde. Madison J. H. Ford. Madison Circuit C. B. Larabee (supply). Machi'ter John N. Jerman MO(fres Hill A. R. Beach. Moorefield II. G. Abbott. North Madison II. C. Pelsor. Osgood F. A. Guthrie. Patriot J. V.". Johnson. Rising Sun R. H. Moore. Sugar Branch H. M. E'.wln. Vers ill -?s A. M. Louden. Vevay To b-? supplied. West port W. C. Watkins. Wilmington A. W. Stout. llrr Itmiinii. "Why did you give him such a flat refusal?" Inquired the blonde. "Beeaus ho said we would have to live In one," answered the brunette. N. Y. World. Heals fanning Sores. Cures the Serpent's Sting. I C'DiuletelT eradleated br H. S. 8. Oitlnat ore nd ulcer, r leid ii. ueuiitiit power. Ii remof tli . P"lon sn1 builds up the rr.um. A Xt-! Tsioaidd trestl.a on the disease sd4 C' ii ire.iaicDimiuea ires. swirr sPEcinc co, Atiaau, ca.

MARKET REPORTS.

CHICAGO, CXt. 1. Wheat attempted to advance today, aided by lighter receipts and better cables, but was hit hard by the bljr Increase In the visible upply and closed unc-hangd for 1K--eember. May corn closed c higher. May oat3 was unchanged and provisions at slight deeiin. Wheat got a good start fnm the favorable nature of the early news affecting It. The tort-Ign markets were all juuted somewhat higher. The receipts here and la the northwest were comparatively sinall and there was a suU-tanilal decrease in the amount on ocean p.i.sagv. Another niatt-rial udvancx La Hie visible somewhat cooled the budding etithuslam of the bulls as tile lifcures were being received. I'rlmary m.irket receipts. Including tdiose at Kansas City, were only M3,uui bushels, and extort clearances from Atlantic ports slme the preceding report cleared the equivalent of bushels. A despatch from San Francisco reported 20,i.oo tons of the syndicate stock of wheat there as having been posted as weevilly, that was generally regarded as a bullish point. Stocks in. Liverpool are 250,o bushels emaJK-r tlian they were on Sept. 1. The visible supply Increased 1.224,OuO bushels laU week and now amounts to 71.41S.OOO bushels, again C0,ü:U0ü bushels a year ago. Chicago stoclta in regular elevators are 227, Ooo InWiels less than they were on th previous Monday. Decern ler started Ptrontf at &4e, against r3Tc at the close on Saturday, and continued firm until the increase in the visible began to force itst-lf upon the notice of the crowd. Pa rd ridge and Looming ton were free ae-llers at above 54c, sup;s'd to be for Rosecrans and Baldwin-Farnum were liberal sellers also for New York principals. It was guessed. Tiie advance culminated at 54lic and afterward the price receded to GUC. Closing cables wer lirm, with the exception that one very reliable private Liverpool message said: "Holders unable to sustain the advance." December at the close was at 537bC. Corn was tinn at uie owning and contlnuetl strong during the greater part of the session, although the full amount of the early gain was not retained to the close. Receipts were smaller than had been estimated on Saturday and the estimates for tomorrow were even lighter than today's receipts. That apparent confirmation of what had previously been heard of as diminishing receipts at interior points was the main cause of the stronger tone which prevailed. The visible supply Increased 113.000 bushels, compared with an increase of 441,000 In 1h? corresponding1 week of last year. Cldcago F-tiK-ks are 2,242,0o0 bushels, or 2S9.000 bushels more than a week apo, and the total in tiie visible is 4.30:.,0O0 bushels, compared with 8,071,000 last year. Cash offerings were very litrht and the demand for round lots of No. 2 in store, gv x k! . May opened at from T.O'ic to ."O'c, advanced gradually to 51ic and then declined to f.0-e, closing at Wr ."0-c. The oats marke was a fairly active one throughout the entire session. Shippers were taking the greater part of th-,-stuff, most of which w?s being handed out by local parties. Cariingto::-Hannah dlsipowed of a good deal. May was taken today and cash bcin? disposed of. Values were firm on May early and eased off later. At the start It rod from 33Tc to 34c, touched 34Uo and sold down to 33ic. Sympathy with corn and free offerings were princlpolly Influential In causing the decline. May closed at 33Tc. The provision market was quiet and rather firm until about twenty minutes froi the c'ose, when prle s broke on fre felling and lert the market lower. The receipts of hogs were 24,0i0, and only l.".003 are estimated for tomorrow. Pork f.r January sold at 5c above Saturday's closing prices, but later broke 12'c and at the close a fc decline was established for the day. Lard and ribs iursiHil n similar course -with a loss of 5c each as the result. Freights steady at lhc for wheat. K-ic for corn and Die for ORits to Buffalo, Hie for oats to Midland, 2-iC for corn to Kingston. The leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat. No. 2 Onen. ITIch. Low. Or.-. Oct $ 51 $ f2 ) 51 K $ 51' IH-C 54 F.4i l-.'.t, 5.!', May 5'J 5l'3 LS-a 5l8 Corn. No. 2 Oct 4?' 3 iV'i 40' i 4'." Dec 4"- 4' 2 4n'h 4' i May ... Oats. No. 2Oet .... Nov .... May ... If ess Pork61 a 50' i 2Si 2S'i 2? 2:" 33-4 33 34' k Jan 13 272 13 2T,i 13 20 13 22' i Lard, per 100 lbs J.m 7 72 i 7 77 7 Ü7', 7 07' a Eliort Ribs. Per 100 lbs Oct 7 ::r. 7 37, 7 2r. 7 2." Jan 6 82' a 6 87'2 C 77'i 6 774 Cash quotntlons were as follows: Flour, unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat, 51''j53sc; No. 3 sprinir wheat, nominal: No. 2 red. BI'-hTi&B.c; No. 2 corn, 4,.f"S,c; No. 3 yelllw corn. vyhc; No. 2 oats, 2s1 tc; No. 2 white, r.i.-.'n3i4c; No. 3 white, 3.i;:iic; No. 2 rye. 47' -c: No. 2 barley, r.:',T(:,::'e; No. 3. 5' 'C f.4c; No. 4. ."'K-;r,2c: No. 1 tlax seel. 1.44; prime timothy seil, $5. 4 "nA mess pork, per brl, $13.3.1 (i 13.5: lard, per 1i lbs, isAi 8.42';: Fhort rib sides (lo-s.o. 7.Z,'-i7.i: dry saiter shoulders (tnjxfdt, $.(.ri"'tti.',ji5; short clear Fides (oxed), $7.7o7.'t; whisky, distillers tinlshed goods, per gal, J1.33; pugars, unchnnged. ArticleH. Receipts. Shipment. Flour, brls r.) 51 Wh-at. bu 5K,o 7h."pi Corn, bu IUI.' 213. 00) Oats, bu 225.0 I 21o,(.o Itye, bu 3.1'Ct 5,! Barley, bu Cl.o) lll.o)) On the produce exchange today the butter market was steady: creameries, i.'Vi'c; darles. 14'.21c. 13gK Firm at 1CV lT'-e. INDIANAPOLIS. IND., MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 1. J. E. Berry's Chicago advices report: Wheat displayed considerable strength at the start, but wound up in the usual depressed condition. Tha opening was at a shade over Saturday's close and prices sr.o;i scored an advance of Vie to ;.4c on the bet'er feeling abroad, decrease of 1.432,000 bushels In the passage statement, and light local receipts. The market lacked support at the advance, however, and the professionals were instrumental in causing thi break of r:8c, which quickly followed. Market remained depressed. The increase of 1.200,000 In visible and the increase of 1,400,000 in English vLsible proved weakening features. .Market on corn opened strong and active. Offerings were quickly absorbed by outsiders and an advance of c to i,c over Saturday was established. The strength was but temporary, local operators being free- sellers at th: advance. The market gradually declined to noGO'ic and then firmed up a little on light estimates for tomorrow. OrUs opened firm in sympathy with early strength In other grains. There was some little outside business, but tride was confined mostly to scalpers. As weakness In other grains became apparent market eased off s miewhat. but, held steady throughout most of tho season. Provision market very quiet. Some strength was phown early, but gradually prices gave way. The close was dull, a shade under Saturday's final figures. LOCAL GRA1 MARKET. INDIANAPOLIS. IND., MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 1. Wheat Quiet; No. 2 rr, 47'j:c bid; No. 3 re, 44c; wagon wheat, 4sc. Corn Steely; No. 1 white. 5ic; No. 2 white. 54c: No. 3 white. 51c: No. 4 white. 50c; No. 2 white mixed. SU-l-c; No. 3 white i mixed. 51Vc; No 4 white mixed. Oc; No. 2 yei;&w, 52c; No. 3 vilow, 52c: No. 4 yellow, 50c; No. 2 mixed, 51V2c: No. 3 mixed, 51',ac; N'. 4 mixed. fc; ear. 511c. Oat.- Steady; No. 2 white, 31c; No. 3 white, 2o'.c; No. 2 mixed, 2L",ic; No. 3 mlxe,, 2,i,e; rejected, 2(u':'Jc. Itye No. 2, 44c car; wajon lots, 40c. I Iran f 13.50. Hay No. 1 timothy. SS.50; No. 2. $S; No. 1 prnlrle, r7.50: mlxel. J7; clov-r, $7. Inspections Wheat, 12 cars; corn, 11 Cars; cats, 1 car; hay, 3 cars. l'HODl Ci: MAKKI3TS. Quotations from Xew York. Cincinnati and KlnevTliere. NEW YORK. Oct. 1. Flour-Receipts. 23,100 brU; exports, 11,900 brls; sale,, 15.000 pkgs; market Quiet; prices without quota-

ble change; holders' views steadier; southern Hour quiet; sales, 250 pl.tfs; rye Hour quiet; buckwheat flour easier, liuckwheat Dull; salea, 2 cars at tic. Corn Mnl Imil: sale.'., i't bris, itye Dull. Hnrley Nominal. Itarlev Mait Dull. Wheat R'-cipts. 32,.X.) bu; exports. ir.,'.ny bu: sabs, 2.S70.o bu futiirvH, 21S.oi0 bu spot: spot tendier In Kympathy with flrmfr rullm? of futures: No. 2 red. eb-vator, 5.vo; dellvere-j, ,c; 57'ic. f. o. b.; No. 1 northern. KiViW,c, dMivere1; options advanced f-.rly on tu-pier forelKti news and di-crea'n. Ini'rior receipts; later ileellneil on smal:-r vibie than expected: deliveries on contract unimportant an.) rec !pts much ss th.in la!t viiir: the close was steady: No. 2 r-d. May. Vc'-'-fCic, oloslnir '.j-,c: Oct., .Vi"; rV.Ve, clordng 5'Sc; Dee.. 57''.'';',7",c, closing .'7"ic. (?om Receipts. "o,4"." bu; exports, pt.-.( f'ti; sales. 41'.' bu futures, 4-.o0 bu Mpot; sp't uteadi'.'r: No. 2, Oct.. .V.'v", eleator and dellvtrcl; opti.ns strong irly on covering: some n ports about les favorntl out-torn of crop, followed by realizing on diMappolntlrii; vlwlfde. western receipts still decreasing: May, .M''if. i-"c, closing .!' 0: Oct.. fM'(1:f,r,c, cl 'in? ,Vi',c: Nov., .V,i'i."..v., closinar .V.'c; Dec., T'-v i' 54iC cUin? 'fit-So. Oat Uec. tpt s, 333.2 tu; exports. 1,7 bu: salep. .SSö." bu futures. Ui.ioi siNt; spot stea.ller; No. 2. 3'..''i c; No. 2 white. 35'.. 3;a4e: No. 3 white. 3 'iiM'-jc; track white. r.4-'f:e; options o'det but 'with a rather steadier feeling; May. r.r2S-e: Oor.. 32i'!'32e, closing 32r.c; Nov., "33;'i:;37ge. closinir 33'ic; Dec. III1-.'' r.1',0, closing 31", c. Hay (Julet. IIois luiet. 1 1 id"s Stendv. Ix-ather Steady. Wool Steady. I'.eef Steady. Cut MeatsDull; pickled bellies Sih-Sc; pickled sli iiilders, i'4'ii;-so: ticklel tinrns. lioilo'c. I.ard Weak; western steam oiosixl ut $".: sales, 5oi tl-rces at C. & F.: Liverpool. J.S.7.; city, $X'.X.25: sales, 145 tierces: otdlon sales, none; rcfinei quiet: rontlnent. JM.1: S. A., ?".'.'; comiund, $i"..5v Pork Steady. i?utter gulet; western dairy, l:.'(!7c; do creamery, Lo'L'tie; do factory. 12'; b: Eleins. 2!o; imitation creamery. If.'ul'.'e: Mute creamery, 1S'ii2.'i'-sC. Cheese Dull: lartr 8 ''il'c; iart skiins. 4'.Sc; full skims. Zf '.'.xjC. IK'trs Week: state and Pennsylvania, 21c; Ice house, l;".' ;17c: western fr-sh. lv,f 20c; Cases. r.'.Tr; i..'n; receipts, 6,7 jikgs. Tallow Steaiiy; sales. M hhls at 47HC. Uice Firm. Mola.xs Steady. Tig Iron uiet; Scitch. tl'j.Tf:i ; American, Jlil.'!. Cpper Stoady; lak, W.tT. M.7. Lead Purely steady; straits. ri.".'"-';ir).S."i: plates, (inlet. Spelter Master; domestic, $3.40.f :t. 42. Sales on chii.net, 25 tons Nov. tin at $15.5.'; 5 enr.-s fjhU iielter at $.'1.4. Cotton Se-1 Oil K.isler; lt brls choice yellow sold at ;"c; prime crude, new. 2 sc; off crude. 2V'r27c; yellow butter erales, 37'fiTv: cliolce ycllw, 36'd 3i;e ; prime yellow, 34i'35c; yellow off gra ins. 32"'13e: prime white. 3S739e. Coffee Options otxned steady at t'rfl.i points decline. rulei generaJly weak but closed biirely st-ady at J"o 15 points net decline; rales, 22.2Ti liairs. including Oct., 13 13.10c; Nov.. 12.25' 12.:c; Dec, ll.75fni.Soc; Jan., U.Ol 11.4-V: March. Il.35i11.4'c; j.ot coffee. Hlo dull; No. 7. 5"o; mlid. dull; I'ordova, ls'4fjl!c: sales, 50 liajrs S.tntos pea lx-rry, spot. 19'c; Santos quiet; pood R.veratfe Santos, lie. $too; reee1ts. 19.i0 bags; stock. 432" t bajsrs; Hamburg steady; prices unchanarel t ,1'"'i pfT lower to pfg higher; Siiles, li,0 bars; stock In Hambnrir. 130,) bags, of which C2,oj0 bacrs are l'.razil. against 15H. ba rs and 4S.i bacs respectively last month; Havre opened unchanged to 't'-jlf lower: at noon, unchanged from opening; at 3 p. m.. steady; 1111-chanire-i; ssles, 4-i. lgs; Rio weak; No. 7 Rio, nominal; exchjmge. 12Sd: receipts. fi. batr; cleareil for the I "lilted State;, none; cleared for Europe, none; stock, 2M,0) bags; wan house deliveries from NewYork. 1.ST,0 bairs; New York stock today. ll.Jt ;!?': I nlted States stock. :..t-'.H bans; p float for the I'nited Stat-s. 172.' bairs; t)tal visible for the United States. 4-;.ti; bags against 2ri.!""i last year. Sucar Raw lull; stUes, 3,129 bars molasses. Vi test, to Canada, at 2c, In bound; relinex dull. BALTIMORI3. Oct. 1. Flour-Dull; western superior, II.7.V' l.fiO; do extra, J2'o2.40; do family, 2.4'r'2.: winter wheat patents, 2.75''i3; sjirlng do. 3.3V.i3.5f: spiring wheat f3.1;2.2f.: receipts. 17.5?J; Khipmcnts. 10.KI2; sales. l.i.'O. Wheat Firm; sjiot an-1 month, 5.';'4'i53,: Dec.. fuV'mf.tfic: .May. CI'h'.Pmc; steamer No. 2 re, 5u'iC b'd: receipts, 1Ö.4M1; shipments, 1,; stock, 1.321.4.; sales, 512,- ); milling wheat, by fwurple. fdc. CornDull; spot, 55c bid; month. 55' 30 nskd; year, WiVjC asked; receipts, 3,773; stock, 44.fc'7; sale.-, S.'J'l; southern white corn. fte; (i. yellow. 5:.ic. Oats Inactive at slightly easl-T prices; No. 2 white western. 31:2'T 3 ", 0; No. 2 rr';ei do. 232: receliits, 2.272: stock. 2T,;,S.;2. Rye Firm; No. 2. 53c; receipts, 1.03.: jitock. 20.01. Hay Dull; K"i to choice timothy, $12-i 12.5 . Grain Freight Dull; steam to Liverpool, per quarter. Is. Oct.; Cork, for orders per qviar-

ter. 2s 3-k2a Gd. Oct. : cotton, per 1 lKs, Suirar Finn; granulated. Butter Steady and linn; LT.Vj'lo: do imita.tlon. l:ri 2''.; Hour, do. c. M.S2 per 10) 11).-;. fancy creamerv. IMc: do laf!e. 17''71e; rfd ladle, 10c; store packe!. 1215c. Esrs Firm: fresh. l?c; cold storatre. JtiJi l,e. v heese Firm and active; fancy New York, rt S. O., ll'ic; do 35 S. O., ll'.irc: do 22 S. o., llc. CINCINNATI. tct. 1. Flour The market was steady; fancy, . $2.2Ti2.4; famllv, J-.s'. 2.15. Wheat Easy; No. 2 red. 5l1yC 51 c; receipts, 5.5:1.; shipments, 4.K. C-rn Dull; No. 2 mixed, 54U.C. Oats Quiet: No. 2 mixed. ?Aii:;Vc. Itye Stea!v: No. 2. 52c. Pork Quiet at f13.75. Inl Easy at K25. Bulk Meats In light demand nt J7.2f',j. Bacon Nominal at 8.27U. Whlskv Easy; sales. 372 brls at $1.33. But ter Easy; fancy Elgin creamery, 27c; Ohio, 22'' 23c; lairy, 14 15c. Sugar Easy; hard refined, .'i-Var-Sc: New Orleans, It'dl'MC Linseetl Oil Heavy at f.lVf-"c. Eggs Steady at 14c. Cheese Steady; prime to choice Ohio flat, t''i'ac. TOLEDO, Oct. l.-Wheat-IIIirher and stejoly; No. 2, cash, 61-c; Oct., 51ssc; Dec, 5tc; May.. 5-t. Corn Dull but steady; No. 2 mixed, loe; No. 2 yellow, Gl'ic; Mav, f.lc. Oats Steady: No. 2 mixe, 2Uc; No. 2 white, 31V.-C. Rye Active; cash, 4Sc. Clover Seetl Active anl stendv; prime, cash anl Oct.. $5.25: Feb.. $."..40: alsike. prime. $;.70: No. 2. $J.50. Receipts Flour, ..; wheat, 2I.5-; corn. LOrt; oats. 2,; rye. none; cl verseed. 1,5) lings. Shipments Flour, 2.: wheat. 8:,); corn, 2.; oats, l.r-; rye. 1,X0; clover seed, 41S baps. DETROIT. Oct. l.-The closing prlws wc-re fully sustained. Wheat No. 1 white, 5"c; No. 2 red, 51",c: No. 3 red, Me; Dec., file: May, .Vc. Corn-No. 2, 5Cc. Oats No. 2 white, ;C';c; No. 2 mixed. .TOi.'.c. RyeNo. 2. 47"4c; Clover Sd J5.25. "ReceiptsWheat, S,5; corn, 1,(M); oats, 4,lw. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. UNION STOCK YARDS, INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1. Cattle Receipts light; shipments none. There was not enough cattle on sale to give tone to the market- The Indications arc rather for 1 wer prices.. We quote: Extra choice export $ 5 k'i1 5 50 Gool to choice shipping 4 5'rz 5 Fair to fr'X'xl shipping 3 7.'pK 4 25 Common to fair shipping 3 (s'f 3 75 Choice feeders 3 Wvi) 3 75 Fair to medium fedcrs 2 75 ' 3 50 Common to f?oo? Mockers ... flood to choice reifer 2 ÖO-.0 3 25 3 IT.'. v 3 M 2 75 J 3 25 1 75'? 2 25 2 7.'' 3 25 2 VK 2 50 1 0oj 1 73 2 50', j 4 50 2 :nd 3 M lair to medium heifers Common light heifers Good to choice eowa .. Fair to medium covs Common old cowa Veal calves Fancy export bulls (Jood to choice outchor bulls 2 -'P 2 50 Common to fair butcher bulls... 1 2.'r( 2 O) Cows anl ca'ves 15 OX 35 Sheep nnd Lambs Receipts, 70 head; shipments, none. .Market quiet and tendency lower. We quote: Export wethers $3 CVf3 50 Choice to extra lambs 3 6i3 73 Common to fair lambs 2 25 2. Cjinmo:i to go! lambs 2 5i'3 25 G h1 t c'n lce sheep 2 7T, ':'. 1 Fair to medium sheep 2 "'2 50 C.ur.mon idnnp rvi 1 5) Bucks, per head 1 5 'rJ "' Horrs-Receipts. 5 heal; shipment ', 4 ri head. The supuly was light nivi were taken by the jstiippers at . fchale higher prices. We quote: Choice milium anl heavy J5 750 M Mixed ami heavy packing f 4if?5 75 ; t.l to choice lights 5 4ovi- m Common lights 5 ' 5 4) pif,-s 3 00 5 lt Roushs 4 on 'i 5 25 CHICAGO, Oct. 1. There were lots of cattle In the yard today, but n.it many pon ones. Half of the entire supply, widen was est imaW-d at liUo head, came from the western ranges, an 1 r.lxmt 2.ra of the remiitvler were creditel to Texas. Thus it wiil be seen there was not more than b. natives of all proUs, and 3 only a small proportion of that munlier would class above medium thsa sellers who had go cattle had n occasion to feel wt-ak-kneed. Th'-y were in a position to close out at steady prices. C-mmon and medium natives an! western cattle were weak anl P'tit rally lower; there were too many of that class, in vl-w of last week's heavy ran. Tuesday being a Jewish holUlay. some of the principal buyers were out of the market, but im.-t of the stuff was worked off at one prbe rr another, sellers not havinir very much the worst of the deal. Native cattle were pah-able nt $l't? (1.25, western at Sl.rV4.5) and Toxans at J1.2f,T, 3.1'. Sales wvre principally at $1.7T.H) 5.75 fjr natives and at $2.2.V.3..r) for wciiteriT4. Hog rccoiptfl were about 25. OUT, against 17.132 for last Monday nnl 21.275 a yearno. Tin-re v.-fiM mire life In the tnule than has ben ma.nl ft-sfe-I for some days past, and a lirm tone jierva lc the market. Buyers were slow to pay higher prlcves than prevail 1 si on Saturday, but they did it. t tie av erage gain being atiout 5 cents per 1 lbs. j The b.-st heavy crades brought $1.10V(1.15. : nnd iwi hltcii :i 5.c was paid for lUht. ; These were exceptional prices, however, i not many of th lonr.er g.lng above $. I and the hulk of the latter chanulni; prices J below 5.ii'. Popular wrlces were $."i.-1'w5.So fr heavy me hum weights anl $5.:Vi'(ifi.7') ! for light. Poor stuff sold ttround J5.15, and I culls went to city liiitchtr at $J.5O'i4.50. Estimates of today's receipts of sheep

varied from "O.O.'O to n.'i.on head. The greatest number ?v r previously received in one day was 2.'..C.1 h::. The market was simply Fwaniped. Sui-h a cataclysm following mi closely on last week's deluge pnrnlyzol the market. Bayers held (If until they had forced a decline of CTic. wh -a th v t'.iok hol in a llmiie l way. paying rJ.2."T3 for good t choi'e aril ladling G-c'i $2 for p -or to fair. L.'mb sufTerel as much, M-liing off to $l.r'r(2.7j for p'xir to choice. Not much was at cmolished toward emptying the pens, and the close was irw.vor.,a!,;v had. Reoein'is-Cattlo. CIs.O; calves, l.Oiv; hogs, 25.'; t-hci p. ::.:.'. NEW YORK. Oct. 1. Beeves Receipts f(r two 'lays. 4.V.2 h-.id: 5s cars on sale; market dull but steady: n.i'lve steers, fair to g.xi-l, t.;'o5.5 per lot lbs; orillnary t m-1i-.im, JJ.lT, vi t..-prt; common to ip.fi-r!--r. $i. 12'--' 4.15; rangers. $3.75o3.!M; oxen, $ .7""' 4. l ulls J.'.lä: Mnn-pr.tn cabh s qu ,- Amerliv.n steers nt ;'-'.-i ii'2o per 11. dr-s:;-1 weight; refrlirera lor b-ef, C ( ' "o per lb; no experts t hirty. Calves lb-ccipt.4 for two days, 1,7."0 he.u; 1.12a on sale; market weak: Mais, poor to prime. ,r..iii'iT.."i p-r !' i'os; gr-t ---rs, $2.5) 'f2. :: T'io-1 western calves. $4..V".5. Sheep ar.l Lambs Receipt s f..r two days, 21.012 heil; M cars on sale; market very dull; sliK-p nll'l best lambs. '.C per It) lower: over . he;ul hiimiII; Mie p, fmr to prime. y?v3.25 tier lot lbs; Iambs, common to choice. $.;f;4.50. Hog- Re-eelpts for two days. 11.335 head; 1.127 on s:le; market slow ani lower; inferior tv) choice hrgs. $5.K5'1.M per ' lbs. EAST BCFFALO. Oct. 1. Cuttle Receipts liberal a.nl market ruled lower f r all grades; extra luvivy export. $5.'i'';5.v.; rough htiT. ?2.;''io.;); cows and helfiT.s $2.2.m:3.25; export bulls. $3.2."'3..5: good to bolce st ookers. $2.tf ''i.;: choke fei-lers, f'(2.4; choice fr-sh c.w, $J5'5i: common hits, $:' 25; srrlr.gers. $:' 42; choice veals, J'1.75 ('it.Zr. common to fair. $r.5..Vi. llojrs IJeceipt. 11" cars; marV:et dull nnt low-r; mediums, heavy im-1 choice Yorkers, J5.M"'i.i:; rougl-.s. $i.7r,;;5.L.".: sta-'s. $i,4.5it. Sheen ar.l Lambs Receipts 1,b'-n': market -mof-ali7. l: tot welhr--. V-.'i "."; fair to g 1.1 mlxeil sheep. $2.2" 1": cmrnon to fair. $. -'.2.5; liest lambs $1 4.25; fair to goil. r.-r3.75. EAST LIBERTY. Oct. 1 Cattle Receipts liberrl; rHul gri les steady: Ibers lower; ;rim-. $r.ri'.' 5.7." ; g iod, "$1.7;"-if.25; rough f.it. $2.7'V:;.40, gool fat cows and heifers. $2.5ow3.10. Hogs Receipts heavy; dull an 1 a sia lower; Philadelphias, $5.8';5; common to fair Yorkers. $.'.4''', 5.5 t. Siiecp Supply h-avy; dull and lower on sheep: lam ha je lwer than hist w?-k; extra, iT.'TiZ:; fair. $1.7.Vo2; lambs. ?2 3.M. CINCINNATI. Oct. l.-Hoes-In good deminl anl higher at $4.5ofi.o; rectlpts, 3,t; shipments, 1,. Cattle Easy at $2.0O5.; receipts, 2,200; shipments, pi). Shvep Weiker at $1.0"i3.5O; receipts, 3,300; shipments, 2"); lambs steady at $2'j4.25.

AVnOLi:SAl.t3 3IARKCTS. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 1. Price changes toiay were few. Canne corn beef is higher. Sugars are unchanged anl tho market Is steady. The market price on wool Is unchanged today. Eggs are firm. The receipts are light. Poultry is weak tnl hens are quoted '-jC lower today. The market Is In an unsettled conlitlon anl further declines are looked for. There Is a largo fhipment of butter anl the quality is poor. There Is a heavy demand for gooil stock. An advance In green hlles anl tallow is noted today. Seeds are unchangol an fruits nnd vegetables are selling at last walk's prices. Dry good are changed but there is a stiffening In the prices on woolens. Business in all lines was reported fair today. (The quotations given below are the selling prices of wholesale dealers.) Provisions. SMOKED MEATS. Klnffan & Co.'s price llaf: SUGAR-CURED IIAM3. "Rella- "Indlble." ana." 20-lb average 2 H-lb average M 124 .... 15-1 b average 1-- J2'i 12'A-lb aveiago . . . I-1 124 l-lb average 13' 12;4 Bloek hams 13- .... Virginia hams. 10 to 12-lt average 2J Breakfast baxn clear English cured Reliable" brand 13'i Morgan & Gray 12 Choice sugar-cured "Porter" brand 8 to 9 lb average Ili "i'orter." l'l to 12 lb avenge 11 6 lb average, narrow l"si Peerless 13 English bacon, selected, la to 12 lb nve..ll4 California hams, 'Reliable," 10 to 12 lb average Morgan & Gray S'ä Boneless Ham Sugar-cured "Reliable" 9 "Indiana" Bacon - Clear el.les. 40 to 01 lb average J1-1! Clear siles, 30 to 4 lb average !" Clear eitles. 2 to 30 lb average 10 Clear bellies, IS to 22 lb average 9"i Clear bellies, 14 to 16 lb average 10 Clear belli s, 12 lb averag- l"'i Char backs, heavy, 20 to 20 lb average. '."4 Clear backs, medium. 12 to 2) lb av'se.. 1) Clear b.vcks, 8-1d average 10 French hacks h Flitches. 8 to 10 lb averase fc; CANNED CORN BEEF. 1 lb cans, per dozen 2 lb cans, per dozen .5 1 35 . 2 35 II 111 V.llin, .! VI'.' '1 ....a ...... , 7 (1 14 lb cans, per dozen 13 50 PICKLED PORK. Bean pork (clear), per 2W lbs $1S M Family pork 17 W Clear back pork 10 5) Rump pol k 15 ) "Porter" cbnr brisket 15 50 "Hughes" clear 13 50 Also half bbls.. 1() Tbs. at half the price of the barrel. adllng 50c to cover additional cost of package. Lard oil. winter strained, per gal (brls), C7'"c; 5 gal car.s. " in case, 72', 2c. Lanl Kettle ren-red, in tierces, 10';c; "Reliable" brand. yThc; "Indiana" brnn.l. DrMc; al3 in tubs, 55 lbs net. c over tierces. Cans Gross weights 50 Tbs In single oases or cases of 2 cans, Vic advance on price of tierces. 20 lbs in cases of 4 cans, Rie advance cn 10 lbs m cases of 6 cans, advance or. price of tierces. 5 lbs in cases of 12 cans, ";c advance on price of tierces. 3 lbs In cases of 20 cans, 1c advanco on price of tierces, price of tierces. FRESH PORK. Loins (short out). 14 to 20 lbs. OUe: (short cut). 13 His ni under, Wc; i lbs, lOc. SkintuM shoulders 7 Cottage hams s Ham butts or pork roasts 7'i Tender! i n s. ...... 11 Spare ribs 6 Trimmings 8 Bock. 4 Small bones 5'4 Shoulder bonei 3 Tail bones 4 Sausage, etc. Fre.-h pork sausage. In link S'i Fresh pork sausage. In bulk, 20-lb pail. 8 Smoked pork fausage 8 Bologna Cloth, Cc; Ekln, CiC Wienerwurst, Sc. Reef tongues. oanvased, 40? each. Beef tongues, plain. 35c each. DRY SALTED MEATS. Clenr sides. 50 to 0) lb average Ri Ch ar si I s, 35 to l"i lb average S Clear si i. s, 20 to 20 lb average l'i Clear Ixdlie, 20 to 20 lb average ! Clear bellies, lil to IS lb average Cl ar backs, 2 t Co lb average s7 Char backs. 12 lb average '.' French backs f Flitches. 8 to 10 lb average 8 Shoulders English-cured .shoulders. "Reliable" 1 rand, hi lb average :''2 13 lb average 10 lrled Beef "Reliable" ham lnsiV plcoes 13'i Knucklesi 14 outs!di-s S"3 Regula sets 12'i Pigs' Feet Spice-1. Kmeh-ss, S-lb crocks, crate of 4 crocks 2 75 Fresh cleaned, unco iked In mill pickle tierces of 3 los 12 5") Small tierces. P Pis 5-) (ookv. spiced und split, in vinegar, hariwoo.1 packages, tierces 3J lbs.. 12 50 Parrels 2ri lbs v .'." Small tierces 10a p,s 5 Whltewoo! package" half brls SO lbs.. 3 4 Marter brls 40 lbs 1 75 Kits 15 lis J-0 Tripe In hardwol ami whit-wood pickages, same weights and prices as cooked pigs' feet. "RELIABLE" CANNED GOODS. Cornell beef, ',4-lb cans, 2 dox. oases, er doz ji rr 2- lb cans, 1 doz. cases, per d.z 2 25 S-lb cans, 1 doz. oases, per d..z 7 00 H-!b cans. A iz. cases, per ioz 13 50 Chippe'l beef, 1-lb cans, 2 doz. cas. s, per doz 2 33 Ox tongue, 2-lb cans. 1 dos. cases, per doz ft 25 3- 11) erns, 1 Njz. cases, per doz 5) 50 Lunch tongue, 1-lb cans, 2 doz. cases, er 1 iz 3 11 2-lb ca.ii, 1 doz. cases, per doz C 01 Roast beef, i-ib cans, 2 3vz. case?, per doz 1 2." 2-ib rniis, 1 doz. oases, per diz 2 35 r.-lb cans. 1 doz. cases, per d 'Z 7 ! Devllel ham, i-lb cans, 4 dos. oases, per dox 62'e 4-ll csns. 2 doz. ca.es, per doz 1 15 Deviled tongue, potted ham and potted

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Cell efjywtflt Gatte ty tonsrue, same sizes and prices as deviled h.Tn. Soups Chicken gum!c t-mato, mock turtle, ox-tail. mullagatatMiy, quart cans, 2 do3. cnsi'S, ju r doz $2 f.O Assorted, to taiit purchas-r 2 75 Nelson, Morris & Co. quote the following prices in fresh dressed leef: Fair quality cows, 4") to ZW lbs average 4';'7Gc Good quality choice cows, 550 to (15-) lbs average 5iTi3''i Fancy heavy cows, 0) to 7') lbs a vera g 'i Light heifers, 3to to 40 lbs average 5 rf.'i Ooixii heifers, 400 tQ f,'") lbs nveraee. Ci.-C Fancy heifers, 500 to tvo lbs average C-4 Steers, medium. " to CX lbs average 4 75 Steers, good, r0 to 7f0 lbs averago Pirij Steers, fancy. 7o0 lbs average. 047 The Moore packing company's prices Hams, 20 lb and over average are: 124 J 2' a lit 134 l:4 1F4 12 !"4 S'i l,:ix 15 lb average 10 lb average Skinned Breakfast bacon, firsts , Empire ........ Sugar-cured, firsts , Shoulders. 16 ib average , 11 lb average Sides. 45 lb average , 25 lb average , Bellies, IS to 20 lb average .... 14 to 15 Hi average , Backs, 20 lb average 10 lb average ICettlo lard ..... .... Pure lard Fresh loins 10 .; in 10 10 to i 10 8 Sausage Frails and Vegetables. Wholesale dealers' sellim? price: Potatoes Per barrel, $22.25. ("Cantaloupes $1.50 iht barrel. C.uinces $4 per barrel. Sweet Apples $1.5 per barrel. Apples $:i'i 4 per barrel. Beans Pea beans, $2 per bushel. Cabbace 75c per barrel; Michigan Cabage, barrel, $1; ton, $15. Onions Barrel. $1.73: bushel. 35c. Lemons Fancy. $4.505 per box; choice. $100. Peaches 4 a peck basket California Peaches S.'jSOc per crate. California 1'ear s $1 .K. n 1 p,r orate. Peaches Ohio, $1.75 -52.25 per bushel ; Michigan, $1.77:2.25; small stock, $1.50. Grapes 9-lb lasket, lSe. Uanaiias Medium. $l.AVjl.23; selected. $1.50 per bunch. Pears $1 per barrel. New H im y b.c. Tomatoes He per bushel. Green Beans $1.50 per bushel. 'elery 15'n 25e a bunch. ' Plums Yellow egg, $1.25 per crate; California, $1.75' 2 per orate. Washington state German prunes, $1.75 per crate. Cranberrlets Cape Cod, $W3 per barrel; $3.25 per tiox. Swes-t Potatoes Baltimores, $2.25 per brl. Crab Apples $5 per barrel. Chestnuts $5'o-5.fiO per bushel. Persimmons Logan Martins, $1.50 per crate. Groceries. Canned Goods Blackberries. 2-Tb, 80c; cove oysters, 1-lb, full weight, fk-; 1-lb. light weight. 60c; 2-rb. full weight. $1.75; 2- lb, light weight. $1.10j1.30; peaches, standard. 3-lb. .K.u2: seconds, a-it. Jl.4' 1 pie, $l,iM1.10; pineapple, standard, 2 lb, l. 40ft 1.75; seconds, 3-11, $ldl.1i; str.ng beans, G5c; salmon, 1-lb, $1.2'r3 2.2f: peas slft.il. $l.f52 25: early June. $1.101.50; marrowfat, ixte $1.25; soaked, 70'ic; tomatoes 3- lh, R2.5fts7vc; corn, standard. fScfzfl.25; cream, Jl.i".'; l.i0. Spices Pepper, 12214?-. nilsplce. 1214c; cloves, 12',i'L15c; cassia, 10"512c; nutmeg. 1l( 8' I'-. Sugars Hard. A, 5.04c: off A. '.Ot75.0ec; confectioners' 4.SO4.8tic; white extra C. yellow, 4.23c; common y el4.4S-;( 4.54c: god low. 3.7o3.Slc. Salt In car lots, 00c; In small lots, 93c3 1 $1.00. ; Starch Refined pearl. VZ'c per 1T: , champion g.oss; 1 und 3-1b packnres. 5'? 5'ic; champion gloss, lump, 3s.''4lc; im- ! ported corn, t'TKiUc. j Miscellaneous Rice, Louisiana, i'SiW -c; i oeal oll. l'tio'jc; beans, navy, $1.; nie- 1 dium. $l.Si : Coffee Common to rood. 2020'ic; prime ' to choice, 22fi2-Jc; fancy, 2n27c: go .b n Km. i 2V'i3o',ic: Java, ZZ'n :2ic; Banner packages. 2l"4c; Arbuckle's, 21c; Lloa, Zc; Jersey. 21o. I (rn Sirup-23325e. j Hides, I.cntlie r, Tnllovr nnd I'rlts. j The following are shippers' buying prices: ; No. 1 green salted hides, 5c; No. 2 erei-n salteil hides, 4c; No. I calf. Sc: N . 2 i calf. C .c; No. 1 tallow, 5-'n5'.;c; No. 2 tallow, 4U'-i "e. 1 Leather Oak sole. 2f?720c: hemlock I 22?2i'.e: harness. ZliuOc: skirting, .W'35?: j fa.r brlille. $''.'''ti5 per dozen: city k!p. fo ' 7r,c: French kip. 77C' Jl.OTi; cttv calf skins, j 75c'!fl.(W; French calf sk.ns. $lil.'.'0. Seeds. Selling Prices Clover, medium, rocler.ned. fair to good. $Ji5.25; clover, recleanel, prime. $."i.2-".'5.50: clover, mammoth, recleaneil, prime, $5.25'5.r,i: timothy, prim t strictly prime, $2.w"'2.S5: blu gri'. fancy, $1.25'iil.:i: orchard grass, juime, J1 2.25: rel top, SX'i$l; English blue grass. $2.25'! 2.4. Bining prices Clover, from $1.50 to $3.0-); timothy, from $2.00 to $2.50. Iluftcr, I'strs nnl Ponltry. Produce merchants' paying prices: l'.L'gs Per zen, ll':c. Butter Fresh country, extra, lDIMe; poir. t''l'c. Live Poult r Bens, 7c per lb: spring chickens, 7c; cocks, 2c; turkey Inn--, 5c; torn", 3c; young turkeys. 7 lbs, 7c; small. 4'' 5c: ducks, tie : gees', full feathcrcl, Ji ,S0 per dozen, for fancy large. Tinners Supplies. Best brand charcoal tin, IC. l'xll. 12t12 and H.c2. $d 'X''n;.25: IX 10x1. 12x12 and HvL'O. is.if, s.r.O; roofing tin. IC. tlxlM, $.".75 fi;2').2.i. $1 l'i 11.50; tin in pigs. 20c; in bars, 22c; iron 271 ', 3e 27c Iron. 1c; best biim galvanized iron. 7c, anl 10 per cent, discount; sh-et 7nc. r,ixc; cippfr imttcms, lc; polished copiur, ISc; sohle r, l.'14c. ron nnl Hardware. Iron Tire and flat bar. 4'il',4 to IViQvi inches, $1.5(Vo l.Cö; horseshoe ir..n. 2 j'(.-4..-; Norway, large, 4c; small. 5c. Steel spring. 4c: hor.-.Tho'. stanianl brands. $:i.75'o ! .) keg: nail", cut sted. $1.15 rate: wire, $1.35; h rs.j mils. S3. '5 1.75. Shot $115 'i 1.25 a sack, l'owder $3.25 per 25-Ib l:ojj. Wool, j The following prices for wagon lots: Unwashed meJium wool. 12c; unwashed j coarse or braid, iO-oL'o: unwashed tine merino. Kc; tub wusi-u-.l, lCSilsc: coarse. Koilse; t choice. li:'20c; burry and unmerchantable, about 5c less. j I"lonr. 1 Straight grades, 52..iv.'2.75: fancy grades, $2.75:t; patent Hour. $.S.25'i;3. io: low grades, ! $1.5ry2; spring wheat Hour, $4.50. OH CaUcs. Oil Cake, $25.25 pr ton; oil meal.. $25.25. Thrown from n Trjiln. CROWN POINT, Oct. 1. Special. Vhen, train No. 3 was pissing through, i this clfy early this morning over the pan- j Handle road, a tnull parcel was thrown I out of the window when, the train was gv j lng at a high rate of sp ed. The night I watchman who hapivned to be near puked I up tha bundle aad o; opening It fcaicd a

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Chic drt:d baby about four months old. An lnq;pt was hel l and the child was burled by the county. Til 13 Y (JOT THE IIODV. ot Exactly n Hubens Corpns I'rO" rci'illng. FT. WAYNE. Oct. 1. Special. Friday Frank Pike. a laborer, dieI at St. Joseph's rnispltal and wis Interred by th town?h!p trustee. No friemls presented claims for th body anl medical students made a legal demand. Their demand was n t hee-b'd and the boiy was burled. Today the cdlege ojyicials b.-gan repJevia proceedings to recover the remains and a constable was sent after th" trustee. This legal action frightened the trusted and he ordered the remain disinterred ani turned over t the medical authorities. With ghoulNh gl'e they ex-humed the ljoly and carted It to the dissoctln room The ciurt's action to recover tha tody caused no end e.f excitement In fd'iclal and medical circles tolay. iMinniTEn y;iK,MK. An Uncle In Ilnslnml Leaves a For tnnc to Ills .Nephews. LOGANS POPRT, Oct. 1. Special. By the death of a walthy undo at GaJns-bu-ough. England, the Herrlck heirs, seven in number, have been left a fortune of over $300.000. Thre-? heirs reside In this section of the caintry. They an G-virge Herrick of this city and Henry and Joseph H-rrick f Star City, lnj. Another heir, William Herrlck, who ha not ben h?irl fr on for over twenty years, formerly rcsMed nar Ietprte. His only daughter lives at Waucepoiig. OTIC13 TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, II TO In the Marlon Circuit Court. September Term. 14. In the matter of the estate of Louis Sthm. Jr.. deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Albert Sa.hm, as adminirarator of tho er.tate of Ioais Sahm. Jr., 1 -cased, has ire.snt' 1 and lil-.il his accjunt and vouchers i 1 f.nil setth-ment of said --.täte, and that th sime will crime up for examinatl-n anl sictlon of said Circuit Court on the i'ta ilny of Octolr, iv.-i. nt which tln.e ;Jl h Irs, ore II t-u-s or a gatccs of said s:-ito are reipiired 10 appitir In sat 1 court and show cans.-. If any th-re le, why sail ac'.unt and vouchers shouM n-t b- .:p-p'-ovi-l. Atnl the heirs of .-all estaf aro ab- hereby reiu!re-l at th- time and p'.ac aforesaid, to appear and make pro.1' of th ir heirship. ALBERT SAIIM. A'laiinistrat'.r. Yan Yoi'his - Spencer, Atiraeys. .Norici: to 111:1 its. CKEiiiToits, r.rc. In the Marlon Circuit Court, Septe-yd-r T. rm, P'l. In the matter of the estate of James H. Rice, !e.-''asi-d. Notice i-f h-reb:.' rlven thr.t William P. Cliun-hni'in as .elminlst ratr. etc.. of ths estate of James M. Rice, deceas-i!. h.t.s pr-.sintel and ti'el his aoviimt anI voucü)--rs In linal s.-ttb-m-nt of sail o-t ile. anl that the same wi.l c m up for examination ."til acii. n of sahl Circuit Court 0.1 th V.th !ay of ct .; r. 1n''4. at whlc' ti;ni all heirs. i--lil ;rs or l' tntes of shI.1 -sttt' are r.Tdrel t pf,i;r in ill c ::rt aril sli .w c.ius. if any there lie, why said a.eereoit ;"d vouchers shoul 1 n t b" ap; rov'.. And th heirs of sai l estate are a bo h-re'ty r'i'i,rej at the time and pile - af. ! s.iM. to a j pear anl make proof of their h iry-,!;!. WILLIAM F. CHniCHMAN, Administrator. Ayre Ä: Jones. Attome-s. otici: Tt iiEiuoi. c :ii:ihtohs, ETC. In the Marlon Circuit Court. September T.-rm. !.. in th-- matter of the estate of Charles E. "" i"i r t. d- c.asi-l. N .iice is h r by glva that Gvrge A. Dii-ks-m aal Alb.-rt Li i!'-r, as administrators f tii- istal" f 'h.arles E. Wright, d -c i-e, hav preynte-1 and fd-l thlr a.;c,iint :ind v. ue'ers In fin-1! s-t I lernen c if sild estate, and that the f i:n will com- up for examinrMion nnd ac'Jon of sll Circuit Court .n ):- T".ia day if OcloO r, lv I. nt which time all h Irs. creditors or bynte"s of said estate are reqoiivl to appear hi s.'l court and show aus--, if ;:ny tie fe b -. why s :ld acco-:nt !i i vouchers sh ;l 1 not l -' ap;r ivi-l. And tl - h. ir.- of sr-l l estite nr- also h rvhy l' p:irel at the time and place .".foresaid, ti ai pear and make p-w.f of their heirship. r!; ::;: a. idcKSON, ALBERT LEBIER. .Vln.ir.istrators. Mll ICi: Tt IIEIUS. ( HliDlidlls, ETC la the Marion Circuit Court. Septemb.T T -Ii. I sot. In ill- ma tier of th. ctate of Grlgsby Morris, decease I. N'Mc" Is birei'.v g1vn that G.virge N. C.i.ti'r.i ri, as a im I rostra tor of the estate cf r'-i y M rri---. d -c -is -1. has presntel and tiled his account nnd vouchers In liinl s. :tl-ne nt of said "-t,ate. and that tn- .sann- will come up for examination arid .io'(oii ,f sal! Circuit Court on ths ii'th day of O t 1! 1 r. 1-:1. at which tlm ail heirs, creditors r legatees of said -s-tat are r,-niiir-l t appear in said court i! ml .v'iow caus". if ony there lie, hy sail :u-e unt and vouchers should not bn :inproi I. And tiie h-irs of siid ;;t.ate ar .,. , j; .-,a,y r.i"irel at th time anl plarw iif.-r-- dl. t appear and make proof of their Ii ir.-1'ii. GEORt;i3 N. OATTERSON. Administrator. Ayres Jones, Attorneys. iH;t vti: c.vi si:, mi. i.tos. In th Circuit Court of Marlon Courvty, Indiana. Ijoui B. Eubank, adrr.inistrator. etc., of estate of Jane .1. Thomas, dect--as.l, vs. Lillian Thnnas Fox ft al. To Frank R. Thomas: Y u are .r vera liy hereby notified that thu phove-namcd petitioner as almlnlstrator of th estate aforesaid, has tiled In the Circuit Court of Marion County, Indiana, a p-rithm. m-ik'ng you defendants thereto, and priying therein fir an order anl decree i f sai l Court authorizing the sale of c-r;.:ln roil estate belonging to the est.ata of sail d. -etilen t, anl in said petition de-.v-ribel. to make a-Ms for the payment f the debts nnI iiabilith-s of sabl -state; :m 1 has also filed an attid.ivlt aveilng tht y-u and each of yr,i are non-rsidcnts of the state of Indiana or that your residence i unknown ml th.it you are nix"essary parlies to said tiro.,-,. lines, an. I that sall petition, so Ii led sml which Is now pen-ling. Is set fcr hearing In sal Circuit O ;rt at the I'otirt Mouse in Indianapolis, lipiiana, on the 5ti day of Noyember, ls:4. V. 'it :!, th Clerk anl Seal of sall Co;:rt thi.t 1st die f Octolier. K. JOHN R. WESSON". -D' k of Mai ion ilrcult Court. Woollen SL- Wo dien. Attorneys. ron SALE FA ior. SOITTH MISSOURI FRUIT, STOCIv, farm lands, tracts to suit; -llghtful climate; 15i .) acres, 2 to $L Emraett Howard. Memi'hii. Ttan.