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Green. nine townships, Democrat, ~;
Hendricks, Republican. 1900; CLARK,
Democrat, 675; Rigo, Republican, 15O to
2uO; Montgomery, Democrat. 116; Lake,
Republican, $50; Owen County, ten
townships, gives Democratic majority
OF l9l on the State ticket; for Voorhees,.
Democrat, for Congress. 1913.
Hunter, Republican, for Congress-.
leads his ticket, and it is probable that
Voorhees, is defeated. The Republican
Central Committee figures the House of
Representatives at 50 Republicans to 35
Democrats and IL doubtful, The con.
test on the State ticket is 80 close that it
will require the official vote to decide it.
CINCINNATI, October 9.-The following
are Democratic Liberal mmiorities in
Hamilton County, as fur as returns have
been received. The only precinct omit
ted is Whitewater Township: Wiley, for
Secretary of State. majority 5,592;
Green, for Judge OF Supreme Court,
o.7O9; Riley, for Board of Public Works,
3,779; for Congress, First District, Say
lor. 1852; Dodds, 2.349; Second Dis
triot, Banning, 1,481. Democratic Lii
beral majoritles on the County ticket
range from 2,967 to 4.G74. Il special to
the Gazette. from Indianapolis, says III
1873.
CLARK County, complete Republican
majority, 1927; Preble, complete Re.
publican majority, 440. Thlrty-five ad-
ditional towns and two Counties. COM
plete, give 1885 Republican majority for
Wikof lat towns, two cities, eleven
wards and two Counties, complete, give
6.3l7 Republican majority for Wikoff.
Warren County returns. Official, give
Wikof $500; Wiley 2,060; Smith g, ,65l;
Sohn 2, ,O29.
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, October 0.-In
Stnben County. Brown has 875 majority.
WASHINGTON, October 9-Evening.-
The Southern Claims Commission to-day
heard the following cases, viz: Estate OF
the late Il. T. Harris, of Warren Coun.
ty, Mississippi. for plantation supplies
amounting to 1928, TIA. and Richard B.
Thacker. OF Oxford. Miss, for quarter
master aud company supplies, amount
ing to $l3,937.
Probabilities-For the North west and
upper Mississippi Valley, and thence
over the upper lakes, and to the lower
Ohio Valley, brisk Northerly to Westerly
winds and cold, clear and partly cloudy
weather. On the Gulf aud South At
lantic coasts, Northerly to Easterly
winds. with generally clear weather. On
the lower lakes, partly cloudy weather,
with possibly occasional rain. Over the
Middle and Eastern States, winds veer
ing to Southerly and Westerly, with di.
minishing pressure and warmer and
partly cloudy weather on Thursday.
Financial AN" Commercial.
COLUMBIA, s. O., October 9-Sales
OF cotton to-day los bales-m -middIing tic.
LONDON, October 0-Noon.-Consols
92%. 5s S95s.
FRANKFORT, October 9.-Bonds 90.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-3 P. M.-Cot.
ton dull-uplands 95s @ 9sl; Orleans
lO1s; sales 1900 bales: speculation and
export 5000; uplands for November 9L;
Orleans 9k.
LIVERPOOL. October 9-Eveninp.-|
Cotton closed dull-uplands 95a@0A;
Orleans 1915.
New YoRK. October 9-Noon. Cotton
qniet-middling uplands 1917; Orleans
l9A: sales 965 bales. Flour unchanged.
Wheat very firm. Corn shade frmer.
Pork firm, at IA 60(914 IS. Lard steady
steam 8I989.l6. Sales of futures
last evening l,600 bales: October 1917;
November 18 SIG, 1885; December
IL 7-16; January is 1915; February
1875. 1925; March 1917, 1915.1G.
Money firm. Gold weak. at l2}a a@l25a.
Governments firm. State bonds dull
and steady. Exchange-long 81; short
95G.
7 P. M.-Rsceipts of ootton-net 72
bales; gross LAOS. Sales of futures
l5, 700 bales: October 1885, 1881; No.
vember 18 1-16, 18 5-l6; December
18 16. 18N; January 1872. 1877; Feb.
ruary 10 3.l6, 1898; March 1891, 1915.16;
April 20A. Cotton steady; sales 1854
bales-upIands 1871; Orleans 1872. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey flrmer,
at 81. Wheat-holders inclined to real.
ize. Corn shade frmer. Rice quiet.
Pork shads easier. Lard steady. |
Freights dull. Money fuctuated, closing
at 5(@6 Sterling 81. Gold 12aS@121s.
Governments closed firm, at L@To.
decline. States dull and nominal.
ST. LOUIS, October 9.-Flour dull and
buyers #. Corn slow, at 38T039.
Whiskey dull-round lots not snlable
above SO. Pork firm, at 14.75. Bacon
stiff-shoulders 8; clear rib sides 12;
clear sides 1214. Lard quiet-butohers 8.
LoU1svIhLE, October 9.-Tobacco Arm,
email business; prices unchanged. Flour
in fair demand-extra family 6. 5O(07. 90.
Corn in fair demand, At 4S65O, on arri
val. Pork steady, at 1875. Bacon in
a n ntd H..