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Indianapolis Sun (Newspaper) - July 3, 1888, Indianapolis, Indiana F -3�z t of s Ila number 45. Indianapolis ind. Tuesday july 3.1838. Price. Oni in on the his Tokio Field pay tribute to tie gone before. Heroes in Eorge willia3i Curtis makes an address. A spectacle with out prec cent i history a to ill a the to i iii Coin a a tue lesson of tie civil conflict. Gettys by by july 3.�? spi a the exercises tuesday consisted of the reunion of veterans which took place during the afternoon extending into the evening. At 3 p. M. Geo. We. Curtis delivered an oration and a poem by Geo. Parsons Lathrop was read. Major Gen. John Robinson will preside at the evening session. A banquet will be held at the rink. Or. Curtis in his speech after referring eloquently to Gettysburg As the place where the destiny of the american Union was decided and to its peaceful aspect today devoted some time to its historic associations. He made an especially felicitous reference to Lincoln As Quot the Man from no disappointment nor calumny nor defeat nor disaster could extort his unkind d or ungenerous word of a single foe Quot to Lin a Coin s famous speech in the Field the speaker paid a glowing tribute. He said the occasion had yet another profound interest of association As the Centenary of the adoption of the Constitution of the United states by new Hampshire and Virginia. Quot this is a spectacle without Prece sent in history Quot said Curtis. Quot no Field of the cloth of Gold nor of grounded arms no splendid scene of Royal adjustment of conquests diplomatic Settle intent of treaties nor papal incitement of a crusades rivals in moral grandeur and significance this simple later he said Quot even civil War has but quickened and deepened our prosperous activities. The vigor tenacity and ability that contested Victory upon this Field for three famous Days Are now working greater miracles of Industrial Enterprise. Never before was sword beaten into so vast a ploughshares nor Spear into so prodigious a Curtis closed by reference to the lessons of the War and the a War and the problems of suffrage and the a constitutional Liberty left for this generation to Solm a matter of a Oul get. Quot Well colonel now that you have an charter what Are you going to do Quot queried a Sun reporter of col. Hollo Way tuesday morning. Quot i can t ten yet. The ordinance contained too Many amendments for us to decide what action shall be taken. The. Council first took away our perpetual charter required a Cash Deposit and that s All right and surrendered Mississippi St. To a the citizens company. Future action depends on the backers of the project in new York. If they accept the terms work will l e resumed. The whole matter Isina Bey Ance awaiting their decision. They invested their Money with one understanding and now that changes have occurred i can make no prophecy As to what will be Board of Odra de. The governors of the Board of Trade met in regular monthly session monday night. The committee appointed to make a list of the standing committees for the ensuing year made its report. A discussion was had on remo dueling the building. The matter was referred to the finance committee with instructions to solicit estimates on a plan that had already been submitted and also to have plans made and. Bids secured for two other ways of changing the Structure. _ the o re Bels not. London july 3.�? spa the libel suit of o Donnell against the times was progressing tuesday with a Large and distinguished audience in attendance. The prevailing opinion seems to be that the plaintiff s attorneys Are presenting a very Strong Case against the defendant. The evidence so far in has been largely in o Donnell s favor. To. O. Of he. Picnic. Thirteen lodges of the United order of Honor will picnic on july 4th at Blue 3liver Park. The other Day while strolling about the grounds of the Park manager Tisher found a Stream of water bubbling out of the ground that on analysis proved to be Sulphur water. The Quality of the water will be further investigated. Cir not court cases. Judge Sullivan allowed the claim of the provident life and savings company of Hartford conn., against David King administrator for $5,085.67. He also settled the Assignee ship of John Maloney the shoe dealer approving the Sale of the Stock to Hannah Maloney upon a mortgage foreclosure. Trust Mains. The Trust will have finished laying its High pressure Mains in about eight Days. Bids for putting Down the Low pressure lines Are now advertised for. There will he 82 Miles of this class of Mains to Lay Over fifty Miles of which Are six inches or More in diameter. Increased imports. The annual statement of collector of customs Kuhn of this City shows the total Talue of merchandise a levied on to be .806,699 and the amount of duty $183,-�s86.12 for the year ending june 80, 1888, As against $224,906 Worth of merchandise and $100,27r.42 of duty in 1887. Weatter for Indiana slight changes in temperature fair weather followed by local men shot Down in a desiderata fight with by Honse thie ves. Tie Fate of a Western Olicer acid his posse tie to Nieves were too Kandy wit i Ali or Owins. Eufala i. T., july 8.�? spa a monday Deputy marshal Phillips and a Possee of four men started out in persuit of a notorious band of desperate horse thieves. The latter were overtaken some distance West of Here and a running Hattle took place. The Deputy and his four men were killed outright and the desperadoes escaped. _ City court picnic. Fined for listing a a piece from an. Otter s clime Ltd minor cases. For a tuesday morning mayor Denny had an extensive picnic in the police court owing to the Large number of cases continued. The regular docket was made up almost Thouy of drunks though there was one very meaty assault Case in which James and major Rich were the defendants and Charles Hodge the prosecuting witness ajl coloured. They Are employed at Schaffner s restaurant and monday became involved in a fight during which James Eich bit a piece the size of a Dollar out of Hodge s Cheek. For this on a plea of guilty he was fined $25 and costs and Given thirty Days in the workhouse the Jiuu extent of the Law. Major Rich who appeared Only As a peacemaker was discharged. James Haley who was accused of breaking some Gas lamps on West-St., was acquitted the evidence showing that Shea his companion was alone responsible for the damage. He was also acquitted of a charge of peace disturbance. Starving to death. How big race affected a very old 3ian. Bruns Tsick minn., july 3.�? spa a a few Days ago Andrew flooding a veterinary surgeon aged 74, quarrelled with his neighbor s wife and was arrested. The disgrace so affected the old Man that he resolved never to eat again and since that time has not tasted food. He will die. A tie up pro Ajile. Street car employees in 3ieiv a orc will Kot work. New York july 3.�? spa a it is doubtful if the differences As to wages Between the a forty second Street railway company and to Weir employees reaches an adjustment tuesday. If not in All probability there will be tie up on the Road wednesday. A Large Force of men will go out. Haring robbers. A very daring attempt at robbery was made at Myers dry goods store Corner of East and Washingtou-sts., monday afternoon. Four rough looking men entered together and while one was talking to the clerk each of the other three grabbed a Bolt of valuable goods and ran. The clerk and several others tried to catch them and the Pursuit was so hot that the thieves were forced to drop their plunder though they themselves National Kulusic Tea Jiei s. Chicago july 8.�? spa a the twelfth annual convention of the music teachers National association opened tuesday morning at the Central music Hall. Celebrated musicians from a parts of the Union were present. The proceedings opened with an Organ Solo by a. F. Mccarroll of Evanston. An address of Welcome was delivered by a c. Story. Pres. Max Recknor of Indianapolis delivered the annual address. 31rs. Pol pc to open tie Centennial. Cincinnati july3.�? spa a mrs. James k. Polk will open the Centennial exposition wednesday at High noon from her Home at the Quot Hermitage Quot Nashville Tenn. Fire. New York july 3.�? spa a fire in the building of bound he amp co., Woolen goods manufacturers caused a loss of $20, 000 tuesday town same old Stoey. Another Good Young mangoes wrong. He Nio Veti in Good society and is Well connected let it he is Clarg de Villi commit Ting Foi Gery. During june 167 deaths occurred seventy six of these deaths were of persons under two years of age. The Bureau of statistics is receiving statistical statements from the county auditors showing the acreage and productions. In the United states court monday afternoon judgment was rendered against the opium seized june 9, and the stuff ordered sold. Friday evening the y. P. S. C. E. Of the second presbyterian Cli urch will give a Lawn fete at mrs. De Hendrickson a "270 n. Delaware St. Thomas Reynolds was convicted monday of stealing a Valise at the Union station and was sentenced by judge Irwin to one year s imprisonment. The grand july has returned a new affidavit in the Tubbs rape Case As the old one returned by the jury last month had been quashed upon errors. There were filed tuesday articles of association of the Madison ave savings and loan association no. 3 capital Stock $100,-000 and of the South Bend jewelry company capita Stock $10,000. Wire Sparks tale boat Crew will go to England to Row Cambridge. Many deaths on Minnesota Prairies during sunday s electrical storm. Erhardt Long Cincinnati while drunk fell from a window and broke his neck tuesday. Jacob Kul Neh aged 22, despondent Over separation from his wife blew his brains out at Cincinnati Weldner s opera House Dayton 0., burned. Loss $50,000. Firecrackers. Was leased by Indianapolis parties. Frank Hurd after a trip through Toledo District has decided not to run for Congress Karlh issues too much for him. Cast polished plate Glass and silvered or looking Glass plates have been stricken from the Mills Bill and present rate of duty retained. Pittsburg july 8.�? spa a Richard Nevins late supervising architect of the government buildings Here was arrested Here tuesday morning by the United states authorities. It is alleged that he presented false and fraudulent claims for work done in the building and forged the name of one of the contractors. Nevins refused to talk and is still in custody. He has been prominent in society was a member of gov. Hoadley s staff in Ohio and his sister married James or. Blaine or. His shortage is put at $4-,0c0, abducted. A Little it irl found in a Fuslier Man s Sli Anty. Baltimore july 8.�? spa a Little Eva Maynard who had been missing from Home for a week was found late monday night at a Fisherman s cottage some ten Miles from the City. The Fisherman said that he found her at his door crying. The Chud says a pretty woman took her there and said that she was her child who had been stolen away. The child had been Given a valuable necklace. Eva is but seven years old. It is supposed that the woman who carried her away is insane. Cut his Throat. Tie sex an a suicide of a a a a Alcota 31 an. Clark dak., july 8.�? spa a monday night the family of Edward Frerrick sat Down to supper in the Best of humor. When the meal was about half finished Frerrick took a razor from his pocket and exclaimed Quot Well Here goes Quot and Cut his Throat from ear to ear he died in five minutes. Sudden insanity is supposed to have caused his act. Used a Jii ice in self a of Cense. Some weeks ago August mall was assaulted by John Sims at the Panhandle car shops and the injury a fracture of the Skull nearly Cost him his life. Sims was Given his preliminary hearing on a charge of assault with intent to kill and was discharged. The evidence showed that mall had been annoying Sims for two years past of late becoming so aggressive As to do him injury and on the Day of the a Salt had knocked him Down Sims defended himself with a Brick and the mayor thought that he did not use More Force than was necessary for defense. L>istui-1l>cd Maggie s sleep. Miss Maggie Mcgaffigan living at 64 Yeiser-St., Lay Down to take a Nap monday afternoon but her sleep was broken by the rude touch of a Man s hand upon her face. She detected the odor of chloroform and screamed for help while the Man and a Confederate fled. The men were shadowed until 0 o clock by two boys who pointed them out to Serg to. Sauers and Bruce Olio after some investigation arrested John Roy As one of them. In the police court he waived arraignment and was sent to the grand jury. Orlian Asylum directors meeting. The directors of the orphans Home held a very spirited and enthusiastic meeting tuesday morning. There Are now 91 children being cared for at the Home 15 having been received during the past month 5 have been sent out to Homes in private families and 2 have died. It was decided to Recave additions and contributions to the building fund to have the building piped for natural Gas and to begin work on a new laundry As soon As possible. Cori it of action tax valuation. Monday afternoon the county Board of equalization completed its work having considered fewer complaints for reduction of tax Levy than at any previous session. The work of the Board shows that there has been an increase of nearly 15 per cent in the taxable value of the corporations in tie county nearly All plants having increased in value. The Eagle machine works which Heads the list in taxable valuation is returned at $726,824, and the Indianapolis Gas company at $469,190. Alexander it Xone. Quot Doc Quot Alexander has gone. At 11 55 tuesday Deputy sheriff Langenberg took him to Michigan City which will probably be his residence for some time to come. Some people fear that he May be heard from before the train gets there. Sunstroke. H. C. Day 312 pine.St., was a overcome by heat while at work on the building at the Comer of Pennsylvania and Georgia-St., tuesday morning. His Case is not considered dangerous. He was taken Home in Kregelo s ambulance. A picnic for Willie. St. Petersburg july 3.�? spa emperor William will arrive Here aug. 3. Preparations Are making for the grandest display Europe Ever saw. The principal feature Quot a not be a naval display. Tie first patient. Emily prety 60 years of age and recently declared insane will be the first patient sent to the Northern insane Hospital at Logansport. Sheriff King taking her there tuesday Forenoon. Tammany Hall cele1>ration. New York july 3.�? spa a among the Large number who Are expected to speak at the tammany Hall fourth of july Celebration wednesday is Henry Watterson. Fear Orwar. Perth july 3.�? spa a count a Panji says the maintenance of the Berlin treaty Means peace. Anything else Means War. Austro Hungary he says wants peace. Hemoc Atic rational . Baltimore july 8,�? spa a Deleff Tes in Large numbers were arriving tuesday. They will form a National league of democratic program foe to lifting Harrison of his of the committee beginning to arrive. Gossip of a Poi Iticia nature heard on the streets. Porter and hover for first and Sec i own face on tie state tickets Hurlin Doorman com in a a a pointers. reception committee appointed to Honor the riving delegates who compose the committee to officially notify Gen. Harrison of his nomination met in the new Denison House tuesday morning. The members decided to meet the delegates at the depot and convey them to the hotel in carriages. No arrangements for entertaining tie has been decided on and will not be until after their arrival. It seems As though there will be no attempt to make the affair pompous at least the committee does not intend to do so until it can see its Way clearly to Success. Chairman Huston of the state Central committee said he did not expect a Large number to be present. If came there would be i8, one from each a to and territory and one from the Distria of Columb Isif. But it is not expected that ill will be hate. A few of the delegates a amp the in on the morning trains but most rtt them win not arrive until wednesday i incoming. The notification be driven to Gen. Harrison s residence at noon wednesday where the formal notification will be made. Mellis of tie committee. A few of the members of the Republican presidential notification committee arrived in the City tuesday morning. L. Barin of Oregon and s. H. Allen of Maine Are registered at the Bates House and Avilliah m. Marine Maryland and c. H. Terrell of Texas Are at the new Denison. J. R. Hollow la who was a Delegate to the National convention from Kansas is also at the a amp Tes but is not a member of the committee. He has been visiting relatives in the Northern part of the state and came Here to pay his respects to Gen. Harrison before returning Home. In speaking of the situation in Kansas he said he wished about 2.5,000 of the Kansas republicans could be loaned to Indiana until after the election. We. M. Marine the member of the committee from Maitland is Short fat and pleasant has a full Short Beard and dark is very amiable and seems to enjoy himself on All occasions. He never misses a laugh when an Opportunity is presented. He is possessed of Good solid sense and looks at the unpainted Side of things and talks of them As they Are and not As he would have them. He settled himself comfortably in a big cushioned chair and said Quot Well i suppose you want to know about the situation in Maryland. You know Maryland is a democratic state. Some of the republicans in tiie Southern states draw on their imagination enough to claim the state but i Don t indulge in any such nonsensical speculations i am positive we jul make quite a Republican gain in Maryland As the republicans of the state think very Well Gen Harrison and he is As Good a Man As could have been nominated As far As Maryland is concerned although it is really a Blaine state. Then there is a great Deal of dissatisfaction in the whig element of the democratic ranks and they Are assisting very materially in the Reform movement which of course detracts from the strength of the party and is in a Way assisting the republicans Quot a m. Estee chairman and j. C. Daugh erty Secretary of the committee Are expected to arrive wednesday evening. Porter and Hovey. It is generally conceded on the part of republicans that a Strong ticket nest be named by the state convention. In consonance with this knowledge their is a determined purpose to draft sex gov. Porter into the Campaign for first place notwithstanding he has All along declared himself As not desiring the nomination. It will therefore be an instance of the office seeking the Man. The Lew Wallace combination was Well received but that gentleman s positive statement in the Sun that he did not want nor would he have any office has caused casting about in new directions. This has resulted in a conclusion among some politicians that Gen. Hovey of the pocket is the strongest Man that could be selected. He has been favourably mentioned for the first place but the circumstances will not warrant his nomination. There is a double purpose in this movement not the least formidable of which is the alleged fact that his nomination would quiet the dissatisfaction now existing in Southern Indiana on account of bad treatment of Gresham s friends and appease in a degree the hard feelings thus engendered. Gen. Hovey would also be expected to head off any possible Soldier vote of Matson and Myers. There is no doubt thas this would make a Strong ticket but the question arises As to what shall be done with Robertson should he insist on recognition end signify a readiness to take second place an Honor which he is understood to have declined in Advance. Called s on Harrison. Gen. Harrison spent a rather quiet Day tuesday though the number of callers was somewhat increased. Or. Phillips of the Oneida District. New York and or. Allen of Maine both members of the ratification committee called and spent the Forenoon also taking dinner. The mail brought hundreds of new congratulations. Has lots of it lends. Quot is that the Man we have to beat for governor Quot said capt. Myers to Bryce Carr tuesday afternoon pointing to col will Cumback who was then coming up Peun Sylvania-St., mopping his brow not with a Bandana and showing a shirt Froit from which the Saith had escaped by reason of perspiration. Quot Don t know said Bruce to not to that it Quot Tell you what brute i said Myers with a Friendly poke in the k a Quot i tax , Quot blips got lots of Fri errs Quot among Indiana a but he did t say whether lie meant bid Myers or Bill Vij ,. To the Tippecanoe club a a sell celebrate the Ith by a Call on in. Hamson in the afters noon at 8 of clock meeting at the mayor s office and marching to his residence. James Hubbard of Mapleton the Centena Ria i member of the club will probably be among those to Call. Tie hand so talking. Penalty Quot the penalties attending Honor and Success Are almost As great As those inflicted from Dishonour and defeat Quot remarked an observing gentleman after he had watched Gen. Hanson keep up a continuous handshaking for nearly an hour and make a pleasant remark to each person passing. Doorman Xot comic it a. The Rumor which has gained circulation t6 the effect that senator Gorman was coming into Indiana to help the democratic Central committee Brush flies off that party until Grover is elected is denied by several members of the committee. , however admit the happiness his presence would cause because of Bis admirable hustling qualities. Will talk a Emo i Acy. Washington july 3,�? spa a senators Vest Faulkner Daniels Voorhees Vance and Morgan and congressmen Mcadoo wills of West Virginia Mcmillan Raynore c. R. Breckenridge w. C. A Brecken Ridge Mccreary Bynum Townsend tars Ney Compton and Mills will go to Baltimore saturday to talk democracy to the league of democratic clubs. Incompatible. Several Coni it Les whose Hearriage Hasiot resulted harmoniously. Or. Henry Long a Well known practitioner Here filed a suit in the Superior court tuesday for a divorce from is wife Drusilla f. Long to whom he was married in a uly 1876, upon a charge of cruelty. He says she has threatened his life insulted the patients who have come to see him filled is House with strange people whom she entertained at is expense and compelled him to give her Money under threats of violence. Luther w. Johnson is another complainant asking from Johnson because he alleges she ran away and left him for the society of evil associates. They were married in february 188 j. Justus d. Webster wants a divorce from Catharine e. Webster honk he married in August 1880, Kyj because she gits into sic i reason that she won t get his meals or let him in when he comes Home late at night Rosa Gibson is another plaintiff in a similar cause she alleging that Elmer Gibson to whom she was married in july 1887, fails to provide for her wants and threatens to Knock her face off. Base bail notes. Riot. A met High bin a est a bulge in War. And to Here is blood Ting m /. Ruvie it a o is Hoft it a a trip of a streets. A tip Getty gi2�tj the cause off the Roussie. An inn died Al sets occur Thesda other nuns to we Vicli. Hatchet so pistols Auto r knives let of ,. Ali air x Woik. San Francisco july 8.�? spi a since monday night blood has flowed in plenty Fui quantities in the Clinese Quarter. The trouble was caused by a pretty i year old girl imported by a a sing Sun a Rich pawnbroker monday night the see Yap to sin seer a High Binder organization headed by Wong Tong and armed to the Teeth made an assault on a sing s apartment and by Force took the re away the Gale sin Sun Leigh Binder society ral lied to the support of a sin and a Hundred bloody affray occurred on tuesday morning. The can amen seem to be maddened to desperation and Are Ripe to commit any crime. In the fights hatchets knives and revolvers were freely used and Many of the sons of con Yuscius were wounded some to death. A. Big Force of police was sent to the scene but it is feared that they will be unable to keep the angry celestial from doing More bloody work. A sing swears he will have the girl if be has to make t of gutters run red with chinese mood. Joe Perry and tie Cyclorama. The Cyclorama stockholders had a meeting called for 3 o clock tuesday afternoon but at that hour had not convened. It is understood to be the purpose to take some action relative to the recent alteration of the picture the responsibility for which has been assumed by Joe Perry the manager. The directors of the Cyclorama have been Given to understand that the could consider his resignation ready at any time i although not formally tendered and it is. Thought to be the purpose of the meeting to let him Down easy. Perry s friends excuse his mistake on the ground that it was in a period of enthusiastic excitement the change was ordered made. Jesse Rolinson and likes. Lexander. There is now no doubt that mrs. Alexander Quot will a cover from the effects of Rym Ich Mono any but rested easily and improved monday night so that or. Oliver has Hopes of his recovery. Local politics. Chicago 2, i Boston 1. The $20,000 beauties will be with us wednesday. Association games monday Louisville is Baltimore 6, the grounds will be none too Large to accommodate the afternoon crowd on the filth. League games monday Pittsburg 0. Philadelphia new York 6, Washington 2. Jerry Denny is excused by the base Ball lovers for the very costly errors he made in monday s game in View of the fact that such things Are so unusual to him. No one Felt More chagrined than he when they were made. Healy was truly the leg Tian wonder in monday s game. Six hits off him in a twelve inning game against such sluggers As the wolverines is a record to be proud of and especially is this True when it is taken into consideration that three of these were scratches. There have been Many recent rumours of new pitchers for the Home team and tuesday morning the Sentinel stated that Bur Dick Schankel and probably Widner had accepted terms. The truth of the entire statement except As to Burdick of the Omaha club was denied by . Schmidt acting president of the club who said that Deal has not been wholly consummated. The Only thing remaining to be done to enrol him As a member of the Indianapolis team is to arrange terms with him and there is no doubt this will be accomplished soon. The Price to be paid Omaha has been settled. Burdic tis considered one of tie finest products of the Northwestern league and several managers have already been after him. The Sun has further information which is from a wholly reliable source that the Indianapolis management is in a fair Way to sign one of the leading pitchers of the league a Deal to this effect pending at present and with flattering Promise of Success. It took the Detroit twelve innings to defeat the hoosiers monday the score being 4to3. Indianapolis r. H. O. A. E Seery 10 0 2 0 0 deny 32 2 4 hires my 2 1 Glasscock 4 2 Bassett 2 .0 i 2 Este Bro 018 Ivr Gracli 12 0 1 daily c0 0 3 4 0 Healy p.0 1 1 2 2 0 0 6 0 8 0 1 1 6 2 Detroit. Racli son 2o of Quot 4 6 0 by Tilers 1.0 018 Thompson 0 1 Lowe s_______0 1 0. Ganze30 0 1 Twitchell 11 1 2 Hanlon m. .2 0 2 Bennett of. .1 2 6 Conway 2 1 2 0 1 0 g 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 c 2 totals. 31135 27 6 totals4 6 35 27 2 Glasscock out for inti Ferling with batted Ball. Al Nivins run made with two omit. Score by innings Indiana Pous. .1 02000000 00 0�?3 detroit0 0000120000 1�?4 Ramea Kunsu inc Lianopolis 3 Detroit 1. Two base , Budwe Twitchell. Home Bun Denny. Left on bases a Indianapolis 3 Detroit 3. Stolen bases Glasscock 3. First base on balls Seery Mcgeachy Hanlon Thomp Sor. First ease on errors Detroit 4. Struck out a Bassett f 2\ heavy Mcgeachy. Dally Ranzol Brno Lett Howe. Time two hours and fifteen Usu Nofs. Umphen Lynli. New bedroom sets at we l elder s badges of All kinds Are in great demand the machinists club will meet tuesday night at the Hendricks club rooms. Fifteenth Ward democrats Are called to meet at the Corner of West and Maryland its. Tuesday evening to organize a Campaign club. The sixteenth seventeenth Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth Ward democrats organized monday night what they Call the King club in Honor of the present sheriff of this county. Fred. Ellison president j. B. , Ellis Ingle Secretary Are the officers elected by to e Cleveland and the a Man club organized by Railroad employees at tie Hendricks club rooms monday night. Another meeting will be held saturday night. There is something of a demand Quot for a earlier state convention of republicans than that agreed upon August 19. Politicians outside the City think it should not be delayed longer than the latter part of it is whispered that the state committee will consider the advisability of issuing a new City 6 rain Teai get. Tuesday july 3.inspector s report iii wheat 7 cars Corn 3 cars Oats 2 cars Hayl a car. Total receipts flour 375 bbl wheat 5.400 a leu Corn 7,800 by Oats 9,900 by Barley 1,500 by Hay 3 cars. Shipments flour 500 bbl wheat 1.700 by Corn 4,800 by Oats 8,108 by Barley Yoo by Hay 2 cars. The following were bids on Call tuesday Quot wheat no. 2 Mediterranean 82c, no. 3 Mediterranean no bid. No. 2 red 82c 0 to july 83c. Corn no. 1 White 54v2e 01, no. 2 White 53v2e of. To no. 2 yellow 49c 0 to no. 2 mixed 47c o to sound ear White 52c. Oats no. 2 White Oats Sec 01, no 3 White 34 o t. No. 2 mixed 3314c o Quot to aug. 241/Fec 01, no. 2 Rye 6c0 to a Wagon. Wheat 80c, Wagon Corn �3q 60c. Quot a heat of spot deliveries is about As Dull As can be and show any Lyle at All. Futures Are a More Active july being in Good request to till past sales of july delivery. No 2 red was offered on Call at 84y2c, and july at 8044e. There Are a few inquiries for All grades of Corn but the demand is very limited. Offerings Are rather Liberal on the yellow and mixed grades. For no 2 White 55c is. Asked. For no 2 yellow 4�l4c, no 2 mixed 47. Oats Are slightly firmer being in a Little better demand though still offered rather freely. No. 2 mixed sold on Call at 33c. U. S. Yarus Indianapolis july 3.estimated receipts of hogs 300 Market Active at $51505 65. Official receipts mond Ajr 908. Be seipts of cattle 8 cars Market Dull of sheep 6 cars Market steady. i a a Kate. Chicago july 3.opening�?wheat, july 79%c. Aug. 79%c, sept. Sol a d6c.82%c. Corn july 47?Fec, aug. 48v2c, sept. 49c. Oats july 30%c, aug. 251-,c, sept. 2d.%ci pork july s13 50, sept. $13 75. Lard. Aug. .�5812. Sept. §8 20. Short ribs july $7 45 bid sept. $76?� Chicago july 3.closing�?wheat, july 80c,. Aug. , sept. 80 Fec. Dec. 88c. Com . 48cbid, aug. 48.%c bid. Sept. <9.j�49lac. Oct. 48%cbid. Oats. July 305�k>bld, aus. Bid a sept.251ac. Pork july s13 45, sept $13 57%-lard, july $7 951. Sept. $8121/2. Short ribs. July $7 45. Sept. 7 57v2. New Yolk july a 10 40 a. M.wheat, sept. 87sic, oct. 8s%c, dec. 92,c. Com. July 53%o,&Quot aug. 55i 8c, sept. 560 bid oct. St Coata sept. 308ac. Lai i ots. A line lot of Young parrots just received All talking varieties. Send for prices. 0. Sora dec amp Bro a 74 a Wasu Langton St. Item Oise a so my six a a in

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