Semi-weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 August 1896 — Page 7

,WHEAT HELD ITS OWN Wbspxte

the dbfbjbssiko weather

AMD ASTRINGENCY OF HONBT. i£

Corn and Oats Closed Yesterday a Fraction Lower—Provisions Advanced Near the End.

CMcago, Aug. 10.—The terattSe' heat of' the wealther, £trin®en»cy of money bjki ghe knowledge Chat a government report •would be out in the alfternoon. ail tended to restrict business of a speculative character. 'Wheait and. provisions were firm for Che most aart corn and crarts weak. Wheat closed uaoharagtd since Saturday .for Se®teeuiber and %(&> higher for D&ceroSber. Corn and oats closed J4lorwer respectively for the day pbvic is 22Vfci per barrel higher fard is Up Vfas and ribs from 10 to lzftc.

Tliere was a moderate traae in wheat early, 'bult not mutc'h doing la'ter, t'he ranije ibelag The tone at the stari was easy and t'ae mark-e»t sold off, i"aiUed., Chen aguin weakened, but closed a ptoaxie betiter. The easy tone at the opening was due to ^h* action of stocks in New York and Che better local as well as INortOhrsvextern receipts. The sntai'l India shipments, ou t-inspect'ioii anU advance o-f &d in Livcnpool, had something of a steadying t&ndenicy, but 't?he afbsence of airy outside trade was rather against t'he price and values receded. Northwestern receipts were albout twi'ce those ot a year ago. The decrease in t'he visible supply was also a disappointment. There would, prdbalbly have been little change on the visible had j*ot Milwaukee decreased, owing to eleva'tor becoming irregular. fcflosing caMes were again hiig'her all round. The tip on t'he government w&s given out late In the session, and the condition' given out as 78 on spring wheat. This •heipsd to strengthen the market.

The trading in corn was spasmodic, birt a fair volume of business was transacted. Feeling flnm at the start, after which a weak spell sett in and finlal figures stowed lie loss. The prospects of somewhat, cooler conditions West, 'liibelM receipts and, action a£. wheat tended to weaken the price. iSelling came chiefly from commission houses and professionals, some long by shorts and room traders. property coming ouit, the buying being

There -was a wealk feeling in oa'ts and a decline of %c and "a tame close with prices at ^c aJbove the wottom. The depression Was w'ftb wheat and the big receipts. The tatter induced free local Belling and the markest had no good smpporit. iSeptemiber wia's offered with, the most freedom. Oats toy sa/mipile (were gla\y, tweak and l@3c lower for cooamon3'i'ghifi welgihit and poor generally and steady to %c longer for choice. Offerings were larger and the quality showed no improvement.

Provisions were quite strong near tihe erad. There was a noftaible poarcity of offer irrgs, and ttoat, more than an erolarge-m-ertt of the demand, was responsible for the Increased ptloe.' September pork opened at Jfi.27%, com/pared. wi'tffr $6.25 at the close on Saturday.. It advanced gradually b,ut sltea*JMy and w&s brarginig ffi.fiO near the end, fluaMy I^aviing off at 16.57%. Lard and-rlHs w:efe also- firm, but the advangp in iarcj atoojinted lo from 5 to 7%c, whSle tufa's-, left oft J2%c hiig'her for SapfcerpIbef ani lOo hi-gherfor January. '\i'.1'

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CORN.

be 0

CASING.

A bfl

Aug. 10 Aug. 8.

WHEAT Sept... Doc....

66^-57 60- Yt

57«

56«-5i 69H

-r'67BOK

84 28 28 'A

59^-60

60%-H

Sept.... May.... OATS. Sept.... May—

23% 23« 27*

17H 20

19H

PORK.

Sept.-*. Jan.... i. a no, Sept.... Jan

BIBS.

Sept.... Jan....

1 «H-« 19*

JCdhHe and Obft N(a»ijville and OUaJOtanixopa NattCnad Cordage National oCMacs. prefli ... Now Jersey Central Nor/oik and Western, prefd North American. Company Northern Pacific N"ort'hern ptatdtfio, pretd .... U. P., Denver and Quit ... Nortfivwescerni Nortlweateitn, prefd Nerw Yoric Central N«w Yortt and New England Oatarifo and Western Oragxxn Improvement, ipreCd Oregon Navigation Oregoa ©hort L«lne cmd Uca/h North Paoittc Mail Peoria, Decatur and BvansvHue ... Pittsburg

24K 28

17H

20-H

40W

17H 19

8 27

825 6 87

6 57

a 8 87

6 25 6 92

710

7 07-10

3 12 8 50

3 20-23 3 57

3 12 3 50

3 20-23 8 57

3 25 3 47

8 12-15 3 52

3 87 3 o-2

3 32 3 47

8 85-37 3 53

3 25 3 42

MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

Business Fairly Extensive and Well Distributed—The Bond Market. iKfew York, Aug. 10.—The long expected rally in the stock market came today, altliouyh) of course, the gains scored were not commensurate with the material decli'nle® that occurred last wee(k. Business was fairly extensiveand was well distrllbuited. The trend of prices was upwsurd. tout the movement was irregular. An- agroeialble diversion .to the long prevailing proifesaional character of tlhe markets wad furnislhed by .purchases for forel^n acoount and- t'he execution of moderate coawmission hbuse'"'orders. The Initial source of t'he raUy -jSvaJS higher piriices in .London and arbitrage purchases. The important in4iuem ^bBarttig- on todky's market were eerily, ^tjrenigth and eventual ease, jji call mone^ rates and a steadily decMTUin'g' ni.T^ket for foreign exchange. The opening was strong and higher, covering of shorts being 3, .decided feiatnire. The improvcime.nt in the' first feiw minU'tfes oef business extedn^d to l@l% per ceiit In some of the lead'inig shares, with BuVaT excdpttonailly rlsinig.3% to' 9S%.

The 'bears took the aSigressive fe.nd vigorously raided t'he stock and also Manhattan. Sugar soid off 3% to 95. M.an'haittaqi »old off 3 points tff 74%, .and various other Shares yielded to a matert'a'l extent. Northiwest figured for, 2% to 8&% and mian«y now law record's were estafbWahed. An Important influence at tMs,s'tage was an advance in call irioney rates to kii extreme per eont, •whic'h induced liquidation in many quarters. The market ptefadied for a .t'Lm« during the first hour, but another sftuhrp rafd wa's .nitede, this time on ifhe ind.ustrbails. To/bacoo yielded 4 to 51, and appeared in some stocks and foreflgn buying- and extensive coverin'g turned tlhe scale again. A feature of t'he rally was the execution of a num'ber of small lot buying orders. The improvement yra.s increased toward tlhe close by 11 drop lm call money to 2 per cent. Sugar jumped 3 to 9S, Tobacco 3% to 5-1%, Manhattan 3% to 7S, Lake S'hore 3^4 to 138, Northlwest 3% to S8%. St. Paul 2% to 62%, New Jersey Central 2% to 90, and Western Union 2% to 76',4- The dosing was et'rong with niett gains of 1@2 per cent tbrcug'h'out.

The bond martcet ruled Irregu'ar with decided s'trength ta t'he simulative issues in sympatihy witlv the raWy in tlhe stock nlarkeit. The high, priced inactive mortgaged continued to sag with important concessions senerallly. The sales were |l,fifi3,000. ^iU'er certiilcabea were easier at 68% for |3S 000.

Clearings $59.743,(MS balances S3,478,834. "Government, bonds weak state bonds dull milroad bonds irregnlar.

Money on call easy at 2%(J?3 per cent prime mercantile pajper 6%#7% per cenU Bterling ex^hansre easier with actual business i'n bankers' bills at J-t.SS'4 for demnnd and ?4.S7M'ii14S7% for sixty days commercial bills S4.S7: bar silver 6S%, silver cert I1ita tes 6S^5|6S^.

The total s=a1es of sttsoks today (were W8.OO8 Shares. imcHudlnwr Amerfcaiv Tobacco 2S.200 Asnerdcan Sugar 38.200: Burlington 15,300 silver ccr'tiffoates 30,000.

Attcfoison 9* Adams Ex-press 13S All on and Terre TraUte" 50 American Express Raltbmcre ard Ohio 15% Canada Pacific 55 Canada Southern 42 Centra.! -Pacific ...... 13 Chesapeake and OWo 12% Chfcago and Alton, ex. dlv 147 Chicago, Bur'llng'ton and Quincy .... 55% Chicago Q«s 46% ConaoCMated G'Js 135 C., C., C. and St. Louis 20 Ccilorado Coal and Iron, bid Cotton Oil CeiWiflmtes 8 PeHaiware and Hudsfon .115 Del., Latfk. «nd Wt-stem 138-14 Deniver and (Rio Grande, preifd 3SB Erie 11% Erie, first prefd 25% Brie, second pf^fd 14% Fort' Wayne, offd .......j 162 Great Northern, prHM -....109 (Thicajgo and Eastern Illinois, prefd.. SS Hwkln'.? VaKy 1234 roinois Centrat JS Pt. Pfeul and Dtflrfth. offd 18 K^nsra?* and Twras. prefd IS1* Lake Trie and W«f®rn nnr* We^efn. pr^iW ./ Lake Shore 137B

Loutevllle and Nkshiville 40% T*ou4avill and New Albany 5 *!^in!hetSM» C*ons»o!klated 77% MemnhlS^and OMajrflefton. offd IS MV^npnan Central, offd1 W XDssourl Pacific 15%

.. 1^ ffl

.. 90 .. 10fc

.. 10 .. 196 .. 8Sii ..144 .. 89% .. 36 .. 11% .. 12 .. 10 10%

ik-

155

PuSnutn Palace Reading Riio Grande and Western, offd 15 Rio Gnamde and Western, prefd. offd 40 Rock Isdand 52^? St. Paul ,62$ St. Paul, prefd .. St. Pa-ul aaid Oimaha 327fc St. Paul and Omla'ha. prefd. offd Sknrt'hern Paciftc 1®% Sugtax Reiflnery 7S Tennessee Coal and Iron lo% Texas FacMiic 5% Toledo and Ohio Central, prefdi 60 Union Paciiftc 5% United States Express 30 Wa'baah, iSt. Louts and Paiclflc 4% Waibash. St. Louas and PaoJflc, prefd 12% Wells Piargo Express 85 Western Union Wihetfllng and Xvake Brie J% Wheeling and Dake Erie, prefd 20 Minn, and St. Louis 12 Denver and Rio Grande ...» 10B GeneraB Electric .bid 22% Na:tionaA Din seed 13% Colorado Fuel and Iron 15 Colorado Fuel and Iron, prefd. offd 80 Toledo, St. Louis and K'ansas City .. 4% Toledo, St. L. and Kan-sa City, prefd 10 Sutlhern Railway 7 Souitihern aiRiltway, prefd 17% Tobacco I 64^4 TofbaCco, prefd 93 American Tel. and Calble Comipany... 89 Ooramerc'lal Cafble Company 126 Sugar, preifd 92 Oordage, gtJd 12 Le&tfher, prefd 43% Riufbber 1*^ Rulbber, prefd 64 United SCBltes 4's, (new) reg 111% United States 4's, (new) coupon 111% United States 5's. reg 108% United States 5's, coupon 108% United Stated 4's, reg 105 United States 4's, coupon 106 Umiited States 2's, reg -MB PlacLflc 6's, of '95,:.. 10^®

THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

No Change In Cattle—Hora Moderately Aotlye—Sheep Unchanged. Ind'ianapoUB, Aug. 10.—Cattte—CEtecedpte light. Shipments none. There were not enough carttle to eat'alb-lish a irCairQiet, and, therefore/ there was no quotable change in priced

Export amd ehlpping ca-ttle we quote: Medium to good shipping steers.. S 76@4 00 Ooimimon to fair steers 3 S5@3 60 Good to cfhoioo feeding steers Fair to medium tbelfera......... Common to good atockers ....

8 3 15(2)3 40 2 70®3 SO

8 60@3 85 3 25Q)3 50 2 50(g)3 15 2 75@3 25

Buitcherg' oattle we quotel Good to choice heifers ......... Fair to medium 'heifers Common to ligiht heifers Good' to choice cows Fair to medium oows Common old oowa Veal oalves Heavy calves Common to fair 1ul'ls Good to choice ihelfers Prime to fancy export bulls.... 2 60@2 80 Good to choice butcher buBs.. 2 25@2 50 Choice to prime 1500 to 1,800 lb. steers ....it 10@4 25 Fat, well finished steers, 1,250 to 1 400 lbs 4 25@4 50

1 00@2 00 3 00®5 25 2 50@4 00 1 50@2 00

Hog's—Receipts 1,000 head. Shipments 600 head. The h,Q'g market was moderately active, with Mfctits aibout 7%to lotwer tihiaoi the hl#fo priices Saturday. Other grades showed little chianigs. We quote: Good to choice medium and "heavy .$3 25&3 3d Mixed and heavy paCkinig- 3 1063 25 Good to choitee liigii'tweigihlts .. 3 30@3 37% Common, ligti tlweiglh ts 3 20@3 30 Pigs 2 50@3 35 Roughs ... 2 25®2 90

Sheep—(Receipts li.glit. Shipments none. There was no qutftaJbte change in thesheep and lamb market today. Good to choice laaniba $4 26@6 00 COiwm'on to medium lambs .... 2 75@4 00 Good to choice sheep ..2 60@3 00 Fair to medium shep 2 26^)2 50 Common sheep 1 00@2 00

Minneapolis. Wheat Market,

Minneapolis, Aug. 10.—iReoeipts 137 cars, August and No. 2 n-orfhern 63% September 53 December 66% iNo. 1 hard 65 No. 1 nortJhern 56.

Peoria Corn Market.

Peoria. Aug. 10.—Corn easier, No. 2, 24 No. 3, 23%. Oats steady, No. 2 white 21© 21% 'No. 3 wth.it© 19@M%. ORye dull. No. 2, 29%. Wtoteky market steady, undHaniged.

Coffee and Scigar Market.

(Now York, Aug. 10.—.Coffee options ruled inactive all day, closed steady with pricen unchanged to 10 points advance. Salles 5,000 toags, iradudltog August $10.15®10.20 Sepiteimiber $9.75 spot Rio dull No. 7. 11% mild dull cordwa 15@16%.

Smarar-iR'aw steady, fair refining 3 1-18: cenitriifuigal 96 test'3^ refined quiet.

WHERE DOES BRYAN STAND? One of the amendments to the Chicago platform offered by Senator Hill read a#-*'follcws: ""Our advocacy of the in depend e«t tfr«e cotalaseof sliver 'beingbasedon toe belief that such coinage will effect and maintain a .parity between gold and sBlver at the ra.tio ,of 16 tb 1, we declare as a pledge of our sincerity that if such free coinagre shall fail to effect such parity within one year from lta enactment such coinage shall thereupon be suspende'd." 'In his speech to the convention Bryan s-coffed at thfe amendment. He siaid: We reply that when we advocate a thing which we 'believe will bte successful we are not compelled to raise a dWbt as to Var own sincerity."

Then Bryaiii 1b confident that the value of free coinage silv©r dollars will be equal .to that of gold dollars, comments the Chicago Tri'bune. He is go absolutely sure of it that he cannot tolerate an amendment which contemplates the possibility of their .being less valuable.

Then Bryan is convinced that the unlimited silver dollar at the ratio of •16 to 1 will be just as good as the coin whtch Altgeld calls a 200-cent dollar. The latter does not think so. He be•lieves the tfree coinage silver dollar will be worth only half as much as the present dollar.

When Bryan makes his speech of ac•cep^tance on Wednesday he ouight to go into this subject a little more thorrnly than he has. If he has not changed hie mind on the subject he &hbuld explain clearly why he believes Ihe free coinage dollar will be worth as much as the gold dollar, and if he pretentis to 'believe as he said he did at Chicago, that the parity will be •mklntbineid and the value of the dollar be unchanged he must explain how the higher prices which he and other Popocrats promise are to be secured. How is the farmer to get $1 a hushel for wheat if the purchasing (power of the {loiter is to remain that of the gold dollar?

This Cannot be meanly a master of hYnd faith. There must be reasons which convince him that the value ofall the silver in the world w*.H be doubk'3 bv the pAssutge of a free coinage law. The reasons should he etated tfuSly 5pc» that businftw? men can judge bf theiT weight. Or if Bt-ya-n has ohansred his mind ai*d concluded thnt the parity canwclt be maintained and •hfc-t tthe free silver dollar will not he worth .as much as the goM dollar, then he ou^ht to admit fthivt that will be Ithe case and endeavor to show who «w'll be benefited thereflly. iWtn th® unlimited 16 to 1 dollar

TEiiitii iiAUiii iiOiAi i»Lo±LA. aJl O \Jt A-sJt/ J*

•be wortb *0 imucb In the markets .of -the ,wofid as the goI'd .dollar, at •will it b& worth less? Altgtell declares ft 'Will •1e worth only Walt as much. Wh*re ^oes Brya® sba/nd on- -this quest'i*n He 'roust not fa« to state wtoen he makes •h:ls New York speech.

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3. M. Dishorn aaid no other Goes forth in haste With bills and paste -r £.nd proclaims to all creation,

That men are wlee Who advertise in the present generaitVwi.

DIED.

KEOOH—Maud Mercer JECeogh, ait Indianapolis, yeefterdsty (morning. Auigust 10, at 5 o'clock.

Funeral at St. Johns Churteh, Indianapolfs, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A. M. HIGGINS, Lawyer.

Telephone

33a.

Over McKeen's Bank

SAWDUST AND WOOD

BLAIR & FAILEY S HEADING FACTORY Near Union Depot.

WANTED.

WlAiNTED—'B0y, aJbout 16 years old, to ma)ke himself .useful .wfth a tnaveliing exhilbition. Will pay (board anki $3 per week. Call at the '1He, She or It" exhilbition on flair grounds. WtAiNT-ED—^Position tas cook or to keep house in city or ooumtry. Address L. iB., care Express.

WANTED—5,000 agents for Russell's authorized "Lives of McKfcrtley and Hobart." 550 pages, elegantly illustrated.

Price omly $L Tine best and the ctoeapest, and ou'tsells all others. 50 per oenit 'to agenite and freights paid. Books now ready. Save time toy sending 50 cents in stamps for an outfit at once. Address A. D. Wonthlngton & Co.. HeurtSord, Conn. WAINTIEiD—Gent wants furnished room and board in private family.. Give particulars. G. M. S.. this office.

WANTED—{Men from all parts to learn barber trade only eight weeks required to complete. Situations guaranteed.

Oan secure wages wlhlle learning. Tools donated. Interesting catalogue mailed free. Cincinnati Barber College, 428 Pluim stret, Cincinnati, O.

WANTHD—Lady or gentleman Ito represent wefll established firm on salary of $50 per month. Address P. O. Box 193, city.

W1AIN1TBD—Agents, $85 -average weeWly net income with $250 invested. Safe, conservative. Prospectus, proofs free. F.

Daly, 1293 Broadway. N. Y. WlANTBD—A position as wet nurse. CaW on or address Mrs. C., 528% South Second street.

WANTED—Money loaned on furniture, pianos, sewing machines, horses, oows, wagons, etc., In any amounts for any length of time and on same day as application. We have private rooms, business considered strictly confidential.

Guarantee lowest rates and longest time given for payment, Terre Haute Mortgage Loan Company, Room 4, 665 Main street, up srtaiirs.

LOST.

LOST—A coat was exchanged by mistake at the Casino last evening. Party will please caM at Fred Sdhatz, 821

Main street. (Gazette copy.) LOST OQEt STOQUBN—Salburday afternoon last, an English Beigle bitlch, 2 years old. Black, 'white a'nid tUTi color.

Answers to naime of MoT We A liberal reiwtard will be given for her return or any information thiat will lead to recovery. Antheauser, Busoh & Co., Seventh and Bfg Four railroaid.

TO TRADE.

TO TRADE.—Vacant lot for 'horse wml buggy. W. A. MoFarlouid. 521 Ohio St.

FOR SALE

FOR (SALE—Second hand piano In flrst class order. Linftmen & Bros. make. Will sell cheap. Apply at 22 South Sixth stredt. Peter 'Miller.

FOIR SALE OR TRADE—«Fowr good fmnms to trade for city propsrefcy. W. A. MoFarlaind 521 Ohio. FOR SALE—Four houses to be removed from premises. Inquire of Terre Haute

Brewing Company.

iF YOU BRING THIS AD TO

You will get a 25c Bath towel for 17c while they last.

HARRISON PARK

CASINO

8:30 Sunday Night 8:30

GRAND

Medley Concert•

Aug. II 12,

NEXT WEEK

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY

MERRITT & DAVIS' Rapid.Transist Company

McSQRLEYS' TWINS,

Presented by

THE IRISH POLITICANS,

FERGUSON & KMERICK.

Assisted by a colony ol comedy neighbors.

PRICES I5c, 25c and 50c.

CULVER IIUTARY AC1DEMY,

Is situated on Lake Maxiokuckee, in Northern In dlana, tn a beautiful park of 80 acres, containing campus, One oiurse for cavalry practice, track for btefclo and sprinting races, lawn tenuis and baseball ground?, gymnasium, [70x80 feet] six Sowing actesi&n wells.

The lake covers an area of about 13 square miles, is wholly fed by springs, has gently sloping sandy bcacfa,aad iaa popular and plccaontsuarncr resort, aUOrdlnnopportunity for all kinds of aquatic sports.

The AoadeniTand Dormitory building iscomplete In cvejr Particular, entirely new, AUSOLfTEliY FIRE PROOF,finisbod in hard wood,beated by •team, llabtcd by eloctrtcity. has hot and cold water jotb», lavstoricvind all modem tolletconvenieiioes.

Tbe eonrse of study thoroughly prepares cadets :or collcse, scieatlflc pcbools, buciaese, West PcUit or Annapolis.

The Academy Is under the superriskm Of a West Point graduate and ex-error ofBeer of large expe111 bare direct oontroiot

-fence In teadrtna, wbo w. the discipline of the cadets. For farther Information and catalogue, address: Culver Military Academy, Manaont, Tn**,

^OXlTXBfi 8ALK.

«r

LICMUJ.

1 By virtue of aft order of the circuit Qourt of Vigo 00unity, of Indlaioa. I am directed to sell the following described i^eaisestnto:

The north (half ot the following described teal e«tate-to-wtt The ea»t naif of the ^outih half of the northwest quarter of *eotlm 10. town li north, rans« 9 west, In Vigo county, Indiana.

Attd on flaturiiy, the 15th day of Augu«, 1896, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ifa. and 4 o'cl^sk p. m. of said day at the office of &>ata & rimes, C0S% Main Street, In the city of Terre Haute, I will 0If©? the ahova described rt-.il estate at pifbftc sale to thr highest Wilier.

The above described real estate is with .'1* a few rods of the eiectrlc: street cars And locaited north of the ccty limits and cwntaiajs iwonty a"r*s.

For terms of sale inquire of receiver. TO6 ri£h: to reject all oifla is reserved Andrew Rr!mi»

\ri«ro ^eal Estate Co.

W. H. Sfoale. Attorney.

J^OTICK TO COMl'KACTOftS.

Sealed proposals will toe received by'the City cleric umtid 5 o'clock p. m.. TQesday, August IS, 1S96, .for the oonstnuoctoix of a pipe sewer im the aHley bebweem Sixth and Bevenrtih streets, from the OthSo street sewer to Watoaih avetme, together iwfth the necessary mafriholes, catoh bastos and other appurtenfeunces in accordance with the plans and specifications now on file at" iJhe office of tihe c8ty engineer.

The ootnmon council (reserves the rtght to reject any and all bidis. -t -v CDEflAS. H. GOODWIN,

V', "1 City Clerk.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

The mntienslgmed will apply to the board of county oonnimissianer®, at Chedr next regoilar session which commences on -the first Mioralajy to Septeimibfer, 1896, for lltoeinse to retafil spirituous, vknous arid mailt liquors in less quantities than a quart ait a time, with ithe privilege of allowing the same to be dnamik on his premises. My place of .business is located on tihe ground floor of lot raumfoer eighty-nine 89), Rose's subdivision of 47 2-100 acres, north aide of Main street, between Eleventh and Twelftlh streets, house numtoer 1112 Wabash avenue, city of Terre Haute. Harrison township, Vigo couraty, state of Indiaina.

STEPH'EN MAYER.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

The undersigned will apply (to the board Of county commissioners, at their neat regular session which commences on the firist 'Monday iin September, 1896, for UCQfl»e -to retail apLri'tuoua. vinous and matt Muors in less quantities than a qu&rt at a .time, with the privilege of allowing the fciMe 'to he drank on his premises, and itso -to carry on said premises the fotlowadditional bustoeiss: Ibi'lliairdis. My lace of (business is located on the ground oor of mumber 206 Wabash larvenue. city

Terre Haute, Harrison township. Vlfeo ounty. Indiana*. P. G. CBBAjSTATN.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

The -undenelgined will aippiy .ito the board of, .county oow«ni»s3)oners, at their wext reg^iliar session whlich oomimenices on1 Ihe first Monday In September, 1896, for 11eertse to retail ajplrrtuouss vinous and malt tUfuors in less qmunitlties than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the iam&e to be drawk on hils premises, and (Llso to carry on said premises the follioiwling addlittonial business: 'billiards. My place of busiiniess is located on tihie south half of Jot n-umlber forty-eight (48) of, the orlgfnal town, now city, of Terre Haitste, being house nmirfber 130 South Fourth street on the ground floor, Harrison township, Vigo county, stt&te of Indiana.

PARK LAJRKKSrS.

APPLICATION

FOR

LICENSE.

The umlersiigOTetd will apply (to "the board o'f county cwnmissloner®, at their next regular session which commences on ithe first Monday in September, 1896, for license to retail splnftuous, vimous and malt liquors in less quantities 'than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the sraime to be drank on his premises. My place of business fis located on the ground floor of niumtoer 17 North Third street, to thft Sixth ward, city of Terre Hau te, Harrison "fiowniship, Vigo 60urotcy, Inddiana. the saime being tflne south one-fourth of talot number ninety (90) of the (original tolot of the town, mow city, of Terre Haute.

JOHN J. BOIJAND,

Application FOR LICENSE.

The (undierwlgmed will (apply Ito the board otf oounty oamttnissJoners, at their next regular session which commences on the first Monday in September, 1S96, for license to retail spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to he drank on his premises. My plaoe of (business lis located at 803 Waibash avenue, ground floor, on nineteen feet, t«n touches off the west side of lot sevwVtythree (73). Rose's addlitiom, Terre Haaiite, Harrison township, Viigo oounity. Indiana.

A?pltcation

P. J. BiREliN.

for

LICENSE.

The annd«rsBgi®ed will apply to he boaird 'county commtsstoners, at their next •esryliar jtAsslon which commences on tiie Ifsj Monday in September, 1SW5, for liCetfise 0 retail splni't-uous, vinous Bind irtalt liqtJoirs in less quarutlties than a quart at a time, with the privilege of alkwvSimg the StiU»e .to he drtunk on ihis premises. My place of business is localted on Jot 70, 6'lbk»y"tf d.Mslon, twentyMfour (W) feet nortih at house number 833 North Sixth street, ground floor, dn ho olty of Terre

Ifciute. Haunrtison township, Vigo conntiy, t^diana.

j, LOCKAJRD.

APPLICATION fob LICENSE.

The iirvdirerslg'nf^d will apply to (the board tff cmmity commiesioners, ait 'their next ogrular session which commences on tihe fireit Momday in Septmiber, 1896, for license to Yet'ail sipiriituous, vinous and .malt liquors In less quantities than a quart at a time, with tihe privilege of allowing the same to lie drank on Ihis premises, and nl so to varry on said premises the followi'ng additional business: billiards. Mly place of business is located on ithe ground floor of number 23 South Second street, lot number 170, in the origilnal town of Terre Haute, Harrison 'township, Vigo county, I iu1 lana.

DANIEL B. iREiED.

A:PPLICATION

FOR LICENSE.

The undensigned will apply ibo (tlhe board of county commissioners, at their next regullar session whiicfh commences on tlhe first Monday in September, 1896, for license to retail spiri.tuous, vinous and malt liquors in les3 quanitities than a quart at a -'time, with the privilege of allowing the same *o be drank on 'h'is premises. My place of bueiiness is located on. tihe ground floor of mimlber 1137 Waibash avenue, in the city of Terre Haute, Harrison townsihlD Vigo con tin y, Indiana.

TIMOTHY J. HARRINGTON,

PPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

The undersigned will apply to the board of county cemmisslonere, at their next regular session which comitmences on tlhe first Monday in September, 1896, for 11eehse ito .retail spirituous, vinous and malt lifiuors in less qisantities tthan a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing tlhe same to be drank on their .premises. Their place of .business is located on tihe ground floor otf number C43 North Fourteenth street, in 'the city of Terre Haute, Harrison towns/hip, Vino county. Indiana.

WM. F. WHEATEFILL & CO.

ALEX L.GRAWFOfiO

,'v" DEALER IN

Best grades Anthracite and Crawford Coal Go's Brazil Block. CAR LOTS A SPECIALTY.

A TELEPHONE 13.

Office, No. 710 North Second Street. Braraph Office Telephones Nos. 62 and 71.

La^iiea Who Value

A*e^ae$leMnpl^gyn east nee PossonPaPoirdar. It prodsoes a«onaad hocotiful akin. "B"

MONEY TO LOAN.

Tanar

E117

Eave

Property remains la 100 poaessleo.

Strictly Prinli

Loans made on furniture, planoa, organs, sewing machines, horses, wagons, store fixtures also on watches and dlskmonds. W» loan money for the Interest: we do not want your

oods or property, so you need no fear of losing them. •. Any part of the loan may be paM at any time, thus reducing the cost. Tou can arrange to pay off the loan by mont&y payments or to suit your convener lenoe. Loans of any amount ^§i from fit to |1«. Business transacted privately and promptly

It will pay 70U to fee us.

THE PRAIRIE CITY LOAN CO.

Rom 11. Gilbert Bldg, MH Waoaah Aw,

8 PER GENT LOANS

fci Money loaned at 8 per cent oa $ household goods, pianos, vehicles and other valuable* without removal or publicity. Household

•v! '."

goods and merchandise taken oa storage, money advanced on same. All business oouMtatW.

Blumberg's Collateral Bank,

as MAIN BTRSET.

Security Loan Co.,

Do you ever need money, If so call and see us. We make loans of any size, large or small on v, household goods, pianos, horses, vehicles, etc., at very low rate* for any length of time desired. 8ee us before borrowing else--'Where. !.

SECURITY LOAN COMPANY, •48% Main Btrcet. Room 1. up statra.

Vandalia-

•r Pennsylvania

National League American Wheelmen

Louisville, Ky., Aug. 10-15,1896.

One fare round trip tickets on salej Augnost 9-10, good returning until August 18th. .1

Young Peoples'Christian Unioh,

Oimiaha, Neb., August 16-24. One fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale August 17-18th return limit can be extended to September 13, 1896.

Home-Seekers' Excursions,

Tuesday, August 18th. Ttakets limited to twenty-one days returning.

Rate, One Fare, Plus 92.00

For the round trip to points in the following states and territories: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Indian Territory, Kansas, 'Louisiana, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, North and South Dakota, Texas, Utah a.nd Wyoming.

At the same rates tickets 11 mi ted to thirty-one days from date of sale to points in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North and South Carolina and Tennessee.

For tickets, Pullman car reservations, and reliable infonmailon call at olty ticket office, 629 Wa/bash avenue, or Union Station.

George E. Farrington, eGnerai Agent.

Chicago Excursion

On (Saturtt&y, SCugnst! lfrtih, the Chi-ca-go & Blaster n. Illinois Rail mad iwilll aelil exouirsion tHaketa frafiT 1

Terre Haute

And RETURN

At th# v«ry low rate of

Tickets will b? good going on trains No. and 4, August 15th. and good' ito leave Chicago up to and in-cludJimg 1 frailn No. 3 at 11:34 p. n*. Monday, August 17th.

C. L. STXDNE,

Geet. 'Pia^a. and Tlcflce't Agent.

WANTED"

Dressmaker's Apprentices and Scamstrossos.

To learn our system of dress outttajg and fitting by our French Tailor Squu.tv, tihe most perfect ganmenit cutter ever inveifi'tod. cuts any garment worn by man, woman or dhi'd. no fi'tting required. The only system Mat will cut all tlhe latest fashiiornable waists, sleeves and skirts. Our square Is made oif wood, net of cardboard, will last a Hfetime, and is so simple any one can leam 'to use it in a few lessons. You can make two dresses while Seaming full and complete course of instructions. $10, en=v payments of $1 per week. The only school in America giving pupils a handsome engraved diploma enabling them to secure a position in any dress making establishment. Satisfaction guaranteed. Lesson day or eventing.

Potter's French Dress Cutting School

641 1-2 Main Street,

Floor,

Agents and ladles wanted to teach our system can make good wage®.

NATIONAL BLOCK.

The National block corner 6th and Main streets, has been fitted up in firstclass condition for office purposes and will be ready about August 3d.

Office rooms can be had single or in suits as desired. Location central, good light rooms steam heat, elevator, water, gas and ail conveniences. Inquire at building entrance 'on Sixth streeet.

J. LUDOWICI.

Sandusky, Windsor, Detroit Soo

Line

S S. CAVIBRIA and CARMONA leave Sanduaky every Mon. a Thurs. for the SOO at 10:80 p. m. thro 10000 Island Arehipslago of Seorglan Bay- Finest round trip in America. $20, meals and berth included. Arrive back Mon. a Thurs. at 6 a.m. For folders, berths, etc.. apply to 10 any agt. C. 3. a ft.. Big4, B. a O. Kjs., or G. W. Brown* Mgr., Windsor, Ont.

I Like My Wife

To use Pozaom's Costrijaaoir Ppwosm becaose it Improree her looks and is aa fragrant ae violate.

TIME TABLES

TAXMUAUHIi

Kast Bound—Mala Una

No. 9. N«w York Rspnes3..L/v] {Sis. m. No. .4. Indianapolis Mail Lv 7:90 a. to. No. 12. IndianapoUs Lim...Lv 11^0a. nu '. No. 20. Pennsylvania Bpec.Lv 13:97 p. xa. No. 8. *Fa»t Line *:10p. 10. No. 2. New York TAm Lvl 5:10 p- m.

West Bo and—Main Line.

No. 7. •Western Express..Sft No. 6. St. Louis Limited..Lv No. 21. SL Louis Erpreas..Lv No. 13. Effingham Local ..,.Lv No. 11. Ltmited Mall Lv

Feorla

DItUIm.

No. 7. Peoria & N. W. Bx..Lv, No. 31. Peoria Express Lv No. 20. Flast Hue Ar No. 6. Terre Haute Mail Ar

No. 33. Man and Exprss ..Lv. No. 49. Worth'n Mixed Lv

West Bound.

No 35. St. Louis Ex.* 1:33 a. m. No! 9. Day Ex. and Mail* ,\0:00 a. m. No. 11. Southwestern Limited*.. 1:37 p. m. No. 5. Matton Aoc'n 6:00 p. m. No. 28. Mattoon Acc'n. Sunday.. 7:45 p. m.

JSC

TAN SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

AT 1-2 PRICE

to close them out. We do not want to carry them over to next season. Call and g"et a pair while the bargains are going, It will pay you to call at 1105 Wabash Ave.

CEO. A. TAYLOR

DR. A. W. SPAIN

Rose Dispensary Building Rooms 313, 314 and 315.

Diseases of the Skin and Genito Urinary Organs,

Take Elevator to Room 314. Hours: 9 to 11 a. m., 2 to 4 p. m., p. m.

ft:

Mfy-•^

1:40 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 3:50 p. m. 5:05 p. m. 9:00 p. m.

•Oehlgaa DiTiiim.

No. S. St Joseph Mail .Lv.l 6:30 a. nw.., .: No. 20. Michigan Flyer Lv.) IrOO p. aL'^y-. No. I South Bend Mail Lv.l 4:30 p. No. 13. South Bend Maa....Ar.|liaO a. No. 21. Michigan Flyer Arl 2:45p. mNo. 11. St. Joseph Expr«as..Ar.i 7:00 p. PU

6:20 a. m. 3:15 p. a.' 12.15 p. m. 9 AsO p. nk

BVAMBTHXS a TIBBI BAOTI Arrive From Soath.

No. Ch. N. Lhn* (VS) ..Ar No. 1 T. H. A Bast Ex.* Ar No. 80. Mixed Acc'm Ar No. 4. Oh. & I. Ex.* (S&P)...Ar

4:46 a. a. 11KX) a. m. 4:45 p. m. 11 dO p. nw

Lwre For South.

No. 6. Ch. A N. Llm* (VS)...Lv No. 3. Ch. & Ev. Ex.* (S&P).Lv No. 7. fiv. Aco'm Lv No. Ev. & Ind. Mall" Lv

11:40 p. m, 5:38 a. m. 10:10 a. m. sas p. m.

BTAN8VILIJB DiTOlANArOUB,

Arrive From Baath.

No. 48. T. H. Mixed Ar|10d5 a. m. No. 32. Mail and Express Ar( 3:15 p. m_ Leave For Month.

9:00 a. m.1 8:30 p. nu

CHICAGO BAgTBBN IUJMOOk Arrive From North.

No. 5. C. & N. Llm.* (DVS) ..Ar No. 3. Ch. & Ev. Ex.* (S) ....Ar No. 9. Local Passenger Ar No 1. Ch. & Ev. Ex. Ar

11:35 p. m. 5:30 a. m. 9:25 a, m. 3:00 p. m.

Leave For North.

No. No. No. No.

6. Ch. & N. Lim.* (DVS) Lvl 2. T. H. & Ch. Ex. Lv & Local Passenger Lv 4. Ev. & C. Ex.* (S) ....Lv

4:50 a. m. 11:20 a. m. 3:00 p. m. 11:35 p. m.

•Daily. All other trains run daily except Sunday. Above trains arrive and leave Union Depot, Tenth and Sycamore streets.

OUTILAHD, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO ST. LOUIS (BIO FOUB).

Bast Boand,

No. 36. N. Y., Boston, Cin„ Ex*. 1:53 a. nu No. 4. Ind., Cin., T.. A. flyer. 9:58 a. m. No. 8. Day Ex and Mail! 3:03 p. m. No. 18. Knickerbocker Special*.. 4:28 p. m. No. 22. Indianapolis Aoc'n 9:3S a. m. £aat Bound. No. 36. N. Y., Boston, Cin.', Ex.*. 1:65 a. m. No. 2. Indianapolis Ctoi. Bx.»... 7:00 a. m., No. 4. Ind.. Cin., T. P. A. flyer.l0:00 a. m. No. 8. Day Ex. and Mail* 3:03 p. m. No. 18. Knickerbocker Special*.. 4:31 P- m. No. 22. Indianapolis Acc'n 9:58 a. m.

West Bound.

No. 35. St Louis Ex.*............. 1:30 a. m. No. 9. Day Ex. and Mall*...... 9:oS a. m. No 11. Southwestern Limited*.. 1:86 p. m. No." 5. Mafctoon Aco'n....... 6:00 p. m. No. 3. Terre Haute Acc 8:10 p.m. No. 23. Mattoon Aoc'n Sunday 7:43 p. m.

7 to

Isaac Ball & Son

3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Can be found at all times—night orday— ready to supply those in want Oj. anything in his line.

TELEPHONE 86 and 89.

26 North ThiTd stret. Terre Ha/ute. Ind.

Terre Haute Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

Frank F. Schmidt, president.fl F. V. Bichowsky, vice president, M. F. Hoberg, treasurer. Charles WHtig. secretary. Office hours 3—5 p. m. Germania Hall, nture with a home company, tave money and keep the Money at home.

DR. W. S. DAVIS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

320 Ohio St., Tel. 260.

Office Hours....

7*o 8p. nn toO p. m. 8 to 6 a. m.

LAKE VIEW HOTEL

LAKE MAXINKUCKEE

Will open for the season. July I, ISM. Tor rooms, rates and information address

O. S. MOODY,

Manager LAKE VIEW HOT&I* /. Mannont. lad j#8"* it ^"iT'

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