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The first convention of the Arison 3 ( T. q. will be held in the Congregations Church, Prescott, December l2ih and 18th 1888, af which time Territorial srgAniEa ten will be effected.
 ORIGIN kSp-osJEcTs. The National Women's Christian Tem. peraiice Uaion is the largest society ever composed exclusively of women and con- ascted entirely by them. As a general e. timate (the returns being altogether in completel we think that the number of local unions is about {, 1000, with a membership of loo, 900, and large number of juvenile or ganizasions This society is the hnsal de- socndxnt of the great temperance crusade ei 1s134, and is union of Christian women of sn churches, for the purpose ef educa- ting the young, forming better public sen. timent, reforming the drinking classes; transfsrming by the power of Divine grace those who are enslaved by alcohol; and re- moving the dram shop from our streets by kv.
 Every State and Territory vill have been organized by the time this convention is held.
 December 23d, 1888, will be the 10th an- niversary of the dsy when the little band of weeping women issued forth from the church in Hlllsboro, 0his, to battle for the right, and the W. c. T. .. of the world is the result of that inspiration. Let every man and woman who loves God and human isy come up and take counsel in this great cause Pastors of churches are especially invited to meet with us and to aid by giv- ing circulation ts this czL. Ire invitstien is general and we hope si, grre 1y peranee workes will also consider u sp<cizI.
 Mrs Mary F. Shields, President of the Colorado w. c. T. c., has been appointed hy Miss Willard to this work. She will be ssen us 1n that occasion.
 1.-.- mrs. H N Van ArHssn,
 Mrs D R CIendenin.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1888
SATURDAY:

SATURDAY.
 Send in your Holiday advertisements. Those who arc interesred in the subjec, of Artesian Wells will do well to resd the advertisement of Auditer Clark in this isssue- s
 M 6s;dwater, of the firm of Goldwster 4 Son, merchants of Prescott, returned last evening from an extended trip through the Statea.
 Mir. Akers, ef Walker & Akers. is in the city from their stock farm on the Mogollon Mountains. He informs us that he has fur. niahed c. I. Rogers & Co. about 1000 worth of beef steers for the Aibuqusr- que market during the last sixty days. Sergeant Mason will enjoy his Thanks- giving turkey nars4 4saa sfu2aat M.i. Nickerson's resignation was accept ed by the President. to date frem No
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Anthracite GOAL, 1915 y ton; Pittsburg coal,
S4.25 " ton; Raymond City coal, "a p ton;
Blossburg coal, Sc y tom crushed coke. 12c v
bush: lump coke, loo p bush; Connellsville coke,
15c y bnsh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cans. 80 090c: 3-pouHd,
81 al 80. Peaches-standard 3-pound, $1,000
q 2-pound seconds, S1.35 q lao 2-pound stand
S1.1o01.20: Yarmouth. 81 .3o81 80; Revere.
81 .3O0 1.35; McMurray. Sl.25 80. Blaekber
ries. 2-Dound. 95cc Los; raspberries. 2-pound,
81 .65; pineapple. standard .-pound, Sl.so02;
second d., 81 .4001.j0 cove oysters. 1-Pound.
full weight, 81 a l.05 light. 5507Oc: 2-pound-
full 81 rs So light 81 05 a 20; string beans,
9Oc0l; Lima beans 81 al 40; peas. marrowfat
55eSS1. 40; small. Sl.409l.5o; Holsters, $l.750
1.80
PRlSTs-Albions. solid colors 5lae, American
fancy &c, Aliens fancy &c, Aliens dark &c.
Allen's pink 6lec, ArnOlds loe, Berlin solid col
ers 5aae, Cocheco 6Aee, conestoea &c. Dunnell's
&c, Eddystone 6Asc. Glouoester 5lae. Hsrtel
Sc, Harmony DC. Hamilton dc. Green wien
&c, kniekerDocker &c, Mallory pink u lac, Rich
BROWN Observation-Disclosures A Sc. Boot G
6l4e AgRwam r &c. Bedford Sc, Augusta
6l9c Boot AL Sc. Continental 7lse. Dwlgh.
Star 8'ae. Echo Lake 7lsc. Granlteville EE Sac.
Lawrence LII 6lsc. PepDerel &c. Pepperell r
7i4c Pepperell "a 22lac. PeppeIen 10-4 Zoe.
Utlca ga 27l2e, Utica 10-4 soc. Utica C &c.
BLEACHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AK 7lso.
Rallou & Son 7lac. Chestnut Hill &c. Cabot A
7l4c. Chapman 6Aac. Dwight Star Zoe Fruit
MasOnvie 9lee. New York Mills i lac. Our Own
54c, Pepperen "a 26c, PeDpereli 10-4 26c,
HIPS sac. Hope Tiae. Knight's cambria Sc,
Lonsdae Csmbrie 12c. Whitnsville 33-inenes
6 loc Wamsutta l1aS.
SHIFTING STRIPES-AmOsReaP lOl2c. Arlington
9loc Everett 9A9c. Hamilton IL lac. Park Mills
No. 60 l21ac, UncasviIle Sc. NhIttent0n 7lac
Whittenton "A sc, Whittenton stout &c.
OsEABERGs-AlsDama 7l2c, Lewiston &c,
Louisiana 7l2c, Augusta l9c, Ottawa 6l2c, To-
ledo 6iec. Manchester Size.
Observation-Disclosures AGA Ice. CopestOga BF
17c Conastoga extra l4l9e, CoDestoga Gold
Medal loc, ConestOga Goa 81 oc .COnestoga "A
] ! lae. C0nestoga X l0l2c. Pearl River 16lee.
Lewiston 36lnch lGl2c, Lewiston 32-iueh 4Asc,
Lewiston 30-incn ID l9c. Fails OBO 32-nch : i9c,
MethuenAA > lac Oakland 8i9c, swift River
7I9c, York 80 inch lac York 30lnch 12l2c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c. Bates SC. Glou-
eester 7ASc. Glasgow &c. Lancaster &c. Randei-
man Sc. Renirew Madras 8lac. Cumberland
7e. White Sc. Bookfold 1870.
PAPER CAMBRICs-Manyiile &c, g. 8. & Son
SC, asOnville &c. Garner &c.
GRAIN BAGs-Amercan lSc, Atlanta gle,
Franklinvlle gle, Lewiston FL Aac, Ontario pic,
Stark A 23l0e.
DRUGS.
Alcohol, 50 2002 80: asafetida 25 % 3oc; alum,
405c: camphor, 30035e; eoehineal, 60D65e;
ehi0roform, S00s5e; copperas brls. S303.5O;
cream tA-tar. pure, 35140e. indigo. 81 al 30:
lcorice, ca qb genuine, IS 4oe nIagnesia .cafb.;
2oz. 30 35c; morphine, p ~ ", y ounce. So. 81.
maddsr i2a1Ac, I'll, CASTOR, v gallon, FLO o
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the past week; market duh and lower extremes,
Sod6.6o p cwt. Tor native steers; 81 carloads Of
carloads Of Texas steers sold at 81 81 q a 5;
general sales OF natives at So 60 1880; exporters
used $50 fat steers. paying So 1855 for
prime Foreign shipments from New York dur
ing The past week, endiAg with SATURDAY were
l,940 live cattle, $50 live sheep, 1920 quarters
of beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the past two
daye, lS,600 making 53, 600 for the past week;
sheep abeat sresdy; sales at ~ e6 v ewt.;
Y cwt lower; market closed weak, sales at 81. 80
cwr. for ordinary to prime Southern.
HogsCReceipts for the past two days. $780,
sales at $6200665 y ewt
BUFFALO. July 23.-Cattle-Receipts to-day,
go TIE market opened active but closed dull
extra steers. $3.50 80; good shippers. s.. 20
90 IS; light to Medium. $4.75o5.10; mixed
butchers. SO. 10 OATS; st0ckers in good demand
at $4.25 04S0 for good to choice; tat bulls. 81
Sheep and Lambs Receipts to-day. $500
The market was duh and prices shade lower;
extra exports, SO 1898 So fair 70 good clipped
sheep, Sd. 2504 so; common, So al; spring
lanhs, $5Q6 so.
Hogs- receipts to-day, 4 1000. The market
was strong and higher; good TO choice Workers,
So 1895 80; light Workers, 10000; medium
and heavy weights, S60625; pigs, $500 10.
CHICAGO. July % The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts. IL ,000s saipments, 4.200
Speculation was 50l zoe v 100 bs higher: mixed
packing hogs, $5.2005.80; heavy packing and
shipping, So 6o05Tc; skips, $3.5o05.75. The
market closed weak.
Cattie-Receipts. $500; shipments, $500.
The market was strong and higher on desirable
grades; export cattle, So 750615: good TO
choice Shipping steers, So. 4o05.65; common to
medium, "a .5065.2o.
sheep-Reeeipts 800: shipments. none. The
market was active and firm; inferior to fair
sheep, $303.75; good, $425; choice, 81. 80.
KANSAS CITY, July 2s.-The Live stock Indi-
Gator reports Cattle-Repeipts, 1900: Shipments
none. The market was active and strong; the
supply was cuiefy of Texas cattle, which sold at
S3.7OD4.50 for steers of $50 to 600 lbs aver
age; native steers unchanged.
Hoes-Receipts, 8, 100; shipments, none. The
market opened loo lower; sales ranged at $500
$3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipos $50; shipments,
none. The market was UNCHANGED.
ST. LOUIS. July 23-Csttie-Reeeipts, 8, 300:
shipments, ! 600: supply mainly Texans; prices
tlrn; medium to coed $50 higher shan week
IS. IS 65.70, medium to far, $3.50: good to
choice Texans and Indian steers, $4.lo04.75;
common to fair, S.. 1904.
SheeP-Recelpts, 800 shipments, none; mar
ket steady, with fair local demand; medium to
choice muttons, $9O460.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Beef-eattie-sfar
very slow; prices le a 1sc of; very best $500
6; first quality, "a. 50D5.50; medium. 1890
4.STA9; ordinary, $2.7503.12lo; most sales were
from S4.2505 so.
Hegs-Li&hJ supply; fair to good dressed,
So. 37lQ0S 80. Receipts, 1853
Sneep and Lambs-Reeeipts 6,317. Sheep So
95 rs; lambs, $4,5e26.Z5.
CINCINNATI July 23.-Hogs active and firm;
butchers, S5.2505.95. Receipts, 730; shipments,
23O.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fellows' Hall.
TheO. p. Haughey, Pres't. H. Latham, Cash'r.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money Market-Stock TrAns-
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
corities-QuotationR of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Money easy at per
rent.
Prime mercantile paper 4l006 per cent.
Government bonds were lower for thress, cou-
pom, foar-and-abalfs and fours.
Railway stocks were quiet.
State securities were quiet.
Stocks were heavy and lower throughout the
day. The support accorded to the market since
the strike OF the telegraphers was officially an
nouneed was Withdrawn, except for Western
Union, which was comparatively firm at S049
79Ss 1797s In early dealings VaDderbilts were
weak and depressed, declining 7s01la per cent,
but later on the bears attacked the Gould shares
vigorously, forcing them down a02ss per cent,
Wabash preferred and Missouri Pacific suffering
the most. Denver & Rio Grande also showed a
heavy falling off of gle per cent, to 3sl9 Out
side of the active shares mentioned, prices were
leaIls per cent. lower. The fact that the
trouble between the Western Union company
aud the Brotherhood of Photographers had
net been adjusted had unfavorable
influence on the market retarding business and
causing an unsettled feeling among stock oper-
ators. AS compared with Saturdays closing
prices they are a to 2ss per cent lower In
specialties Manitoba broke from 1879 TO lo4 V,
and rallied to los. Canadian Pacific declined
1as per cent, to 5sls Minnesota & 81. Louis
per cent. to %, Oregon and Traasconnnehtai
1ss, to 76l, West Point Terminal ga, TO 81 81,
and Colorado Coal !, to 81, American Cable rose
2 per cent, to 81 q. and Richmond d DaBvle 2,
10 ~. New York Central loaned at lie, New
Jersey Central was fiat, and other active stocks
at az per cent. for carrying
The transactions al the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated LOLA shares as follows: Del.
aware. Lackawanna e. Western, $1,000; Dem
yer & Rio 3rande, 10000; Erie, $1,000 Lake
sey Central, 5000; New York Central, 24O00;
Reading, 1000; 81. Paul, 5000; Texas Pacific.
5000; Union Pacific. 5000; Western Union,
5000: Oregon & Transcontinental, 1900;
Canadian Pacific, 1900; Manitoba, 5000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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COMMERCE.
Review OF the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

fSS1eU OF the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS, July %.
The general mercha adiee markets showed a
little more activity to-day, but special pains
Is being taken to create business, a summer
tamencss being the chief characteristic. Next
week travelling statesmen will begin to move
more briskly, and 1nen some improvement will
he looked for. However, active trade is not
expected before early August. There were but
few changes in quotations to-day. The crop
prospects and the outcome of the harvested
wheat crop snn much talked about. The
condition of the crop and the amount harvested
WELD such great influence the CONNIE rclal
prosperity Of the nation that Interesting food
Tor contemplation can be found in a com par son
ions for this year. The wheat crop Of tne
United States in 1877 was 1858, coo, 900 bushels;
IN lS7s, 100000, 600 bushels in 1879, 449 ,OoO,-
400 bushels: in 1880. 49s, 900 900 bushels; in
1881, 1856, 100000 bushels; in 1892 505, OOO, 900
bushels. The expectation for THIS year latter
makng all reasonable allowances for damage to
The WINTER wheat in Ohio Indiana and Illinois,
ana Tor drought 10 that part OF the Red river
ssliAY In Minnesota. and every where else in the
S1rthwest) is abonT 425,000,0o0 bushels. The
corn crop, which - really Of much value as
All me other GRIM crops put together, presents
~ following record VIZ. crOp of 1877, $40
boo 900 bushels; 1878, ,3Ss, 0Oo,0 900 busheIs,
S79, ,5s4 100000 bushels; $780, l,717,9OQ,-
300 husheis 1891, ], 1874, O00,0gO bushels. 1880
F., .6l7 900 100 bushels. Inc present prospects
y the corn crap are more favorable than al this
i'ne 10 fhe RfasOn for several years The in
rcase of acreage planted This year 10 100000
'eres, OF s-lO0 per cent. With an average
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Regular wheat averaged
easier and declined OHIO with only fair
amount OF trading. Sales ranged at 81 00a40
1902 for July; $I.ol ss1lo27s for August,
&l.o5ls0lo5le for the yea1: spring, 81 .o040
l.0l 4; winter, 81. 09l4.
Corh-Only moderately active, and the feeling
nervous: ranged ana closed lower. Sales ranged
at sos 05l lee for July and August, 497s oslo
for September, 497s05o&c Tor October. 1850
457sc for the year.
Oats-Trading increased slightly; opened a
shade better. but the Improvement lost.
Sales ranged at 34l4 a34ssc for July, 2sa 29iec
for August, 27As027s4c for September, 27a40
csc for October, Pyle 927ssc for the year.
Pork was active; opened strong, but receded
3oa40c, and closed tame. Sales ranged AT
Sl3. S7l ola for cash, Sl3.SO3I4le for July
and August, $l3 37aa for September, $l3. 95 a
l4.35 for October. $12.9o 013 for November
$12. 70013 for the year.
Lard was moderately acttve opened steady.
declined .1o0.l5c, and closed steady at the
decline. Sales ranged at S.9o09e for cash.
s.S7s09c for August, 909 l5c for septem-
Der, 9.05 1922 &c ter October, 5000 for Novem-
Der, s. As 0S.50c for the year.
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yield per acre the total area should this year
yield least ,750, 000, 900 bushels. aud with
good fair yield over 500, 000, 600 bushels. The
produce market presents no new features. Eggs,
butter, poultry, fruits and vegetables are all in
good supply, and prices gradually settling 10
fair figures.
GRAIN.
The grain markets were hardly as strong In
prices on Saturday. Arrivals are increasing
with more favorable weather, yet dealers show
an indifference as regards trading, which indi-
Gates that they at sea as to the future of the
market. The Board of Trade Price Current says
of wheat. Local markets show slightly weaker
feeling, and prices are a shade lower. Arrivals
of new wheat very fair, but yet the most OF it
fails to grade. The weather has however, heen
most favorable for thrashing, and we shall look
for larger receipts aud an improved condition.
We are stll receiving meagre reports from sea-
board, which makes it difficult for shippers TO
invest, and would also indicate that the tele-
graph boys are 'somewh hat on deck, it were,"
and that prompt and usual ivI' is getting
no better rapidly. Futures weaker, locally,
"A IN. Coz
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The British Grain Trade.

LONDON, July 23.-The Mark Lane Express, in
its review Of tine British grain trade for the past
week. says:
Constant rain has checked the hitherto rather
rapid progress of the cereals. Native wheats
were 6d02s higher, while foreign whears were
steadier. Flour was armer. Maize was 81
low Barley was steady. Cargoee of
the coast hrmer, with few
buyers. There were 1wenty-tw o arriva ls and four
sales; 10 cargoes were Withdrawn and 13 re-
manded, including 8 from California. Cargoes
passage and for shipment frmer ard
trade brisker. Sales of English wheat during
the week, 1904 qaarters, at AIS I'd per quarter,
against ~, 1873 quarters at 49s I'd for the core
spending week last year.
The Times's crop report says: sSrhe area OF
wheat planted IN the United Kingdom is from
10 to Is per cent. below last year, and
the yield will be below the average. Reports
from the continent very similar in their con-
clusiOns,
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Foreign Money and stock Market

LONDON. July 23-6 p. M.-Goxernment bonds
-Four-and-a-halfs, lI5A. Railroad bonds
Illinois Central, 1854; Pennsylvania Central,
SO; New York Central, l19s; Erie, 1861; sec,
Onds, SO: Reading, 1921
Amount of bullien gone into the Bank of Eng
land on balance to-day, s57, 600.
PARIS, July % -ReHtes. 7Sf 9ee.
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NEW YORK, July 23.-Prints and other spe-
cialties IL more or less demand. with fair to
good selections, but cortons have been inactive
and purchasers hulding 'bnck until the auction
sale of Thursday. In wooden goods there is
nothing new, and market quiet. OF the cotton
market the Evening Post says: Futures closed
steady; Jnly nnchanged August 1-100c lower:
balance 102. Zoe higher han last Saturday; spot
cotton bare steady at roc for midding uplant,
with sales of 500 bales tor export, BIG bales TO