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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Teuer in einem xelesrapben,
NtIrcau

Detroit, s. Sanuar. - gegen llbr
abenbs Jrad in bem rSelesrapb<Slod" am
6ube ues GlepatOrs 6euer aus, peldes itb
ioiort ben beiben oberen Stodperten nit
tbeilte, bic pollftdnbis ausbrannteu. Die 5S
Nadt SslearapbiIteu Der @efern linton"
ianben ben Nusmes CUR Sreppe biuab abget
iduitten, iuurben aber nit 6ettungsleitern
sliidlid beraus sebraht. Ser Gbef Sele=
srapbii uurbe srbeblid, i'm @eii6te per.
brannt. 9as SslegrapbeEjimmer uno oa8
SIreau bes Sudbalters iinb uollftdnSis ger
fort. srbeiter iinb beiddftist, bic geit0rteu
Ssrtinouugen pieber bcriuifellen. Ser
S6aben lam nod nid)t abgei6dst werbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Gin .EprrerS in Mai8.

Chicago, s. Sanuar. - @s uerlautet,
bas in aller Stille Elm u@orner" in Mais
auf benz bieiigen @etraioemarfte uorbereitet
tporben 1T, unb Der In letter gSode eriolgte
aufidlag pon Gents in ben Options" fir
Sanuar perleibt Der Gngabe einige @abrs
id,einlid,feit. Sruman 9. Sauop, melfer
befauntlid ben lesten Corner" erfolgreid
Surdilhrte, ioll an Der Spite bes llnternebs
mems ffeben unb mebrere beroorragenbe Neps
yorfer &apitaliffen nit iid uerbiinoet ha'
ben. 9em Sernebmen mad beabild)tlgen bic
Spefulanten alien gum &aufe angeootenen
Sanuars unb Sebruars@fats an itd 3u BIRTHS
gen, unb elmer ibrer Matler tauite am less
ten Samitase ntdt meniger, als SoO, ,ooo
8uidel. Seute Sormittag flteg Der Sanuar'
NaiS, melder am lesten Samitage 81 54s
idlob, auf SIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
TriesenSs 1tnterbanrlunse in
SuS- 81 M rrtrn

gima, s. Sanuar.-@s uerlautet auf bic
bette autoritGt bin, buB Elm Soridlog ges
mad1t moroen if, mad neldem Die orei
friegfiihrenbsu Nddts, ndmlid Bern, @bile
uub 8oliuia, @ommiiIdre erneuueu ionen,
i'm obue Sermitteluug auswdrtiger Wddte
Observation-Disclosures auf Baiis Der Qbs
tretuug Don Sarapaca on SIile Su fi6ren.
arica uno Sacna iouen sntweoer pou Yeru
an golipia abgetreten ober als ueutrales
@ebiet inter ben Sdub aller bstbeiligten
MGctte aeifellt uerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
6eiu6 UNI @ufnabme in cine ors
rcudnffalf.

Norb< Ioams, Waii., 8. Sanuar. -
Shos. 3onobue, Elm 9eafteter Sarmer in
Gillianlstonn, bat Die Seb0rbe eriudt, ibn
in cine Srrenanitalt gu idideu, neil er ieit
langerer .Seit cine fat uniiberipinbli6e Reis
guug bat, traeno Sen1anben su t0bten. Gr
erbielt Dor etliden Sabren einen Sdlag aui
cen aopf uub bat iid ME polfdnoig BON ben
Wirfuuueu Ser Munbe erholt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
GpurraI Ghou.psS SpS,

Qpnoou, 8. Sauuar. - Gine DepeIde
ron Yaris on ben D@lObe" meloet, oaB bic
2eide bes Generals Champ ie3trt peroen
iou, Inn jebsn unbsgriinbeten Seroadt megsn
ieine8 plDtli6en SobeS ;u 'eritreueu.
@balon8, s. Sanuar.-Gae gdosn itno
III gbren bes anoeufen8 oes Generals
@ban,p geidloiien uub idpars 6raptrt. Die
geer6igung fauo beute ftatt. Sbsrit Pittte
pom Stabe beS Yrdfbeuten 9reug uertrat
ben 2ettereu. Der ruiiii4e 9eianote Siirit
Srloff, ad1t b0bere ruifiide Oiii;iere, 9enes
rul Siuot, Ntuifter Satlteres, RaridaQ
WacWabon, Sc Generate, Senatoren uno
uisle anbere Sffi;iere uub 8eamteu nabmeu
on bsm Qeideu3u8e antheil. Der Sarg mar
nit Slumen bebedt.
Baris, s. Suuuar. - Sr. @auiiet uns
Der Ser;og BON Qumule iuobntsu Der Beer
oiguus oes Sen. @ban3p bel. 0rei SiifOie
ceIebrirten cine Weiie, uuo 6auonenialoen
tpurbsn bsi'm Gnfause uno bei'm Guoe bes
@ottesbienftes abgeieuert. Die lleberrefe
psrbsu iiber Fadt in ber Satbeorale bleis
ben unb morgen 8ebufs Seeroiguug mad
gu;aneais sebrodt weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Gin Nhinefe q cpfOuht.

San6rauiisco, s. Sanuar. - Cine
9speife aus @benen, Serritortum @aihingz
ton, meleet, baB 50 Siirger in leeter gtad)t
einen @bineien, ipelder augeflagt mar, n1eb.
rere dineiiide .SrauenSimmer beraHbt uuo
ermorbet 81 baben, aus benz @efdusniiie
bolten uno i'm OIL einem gaume aufhGugten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Dem 6alaen entaanaen.

Satonz& &ouge, Ca. s. Saunar. Der
Gouperneur bat bas segen ben M0rber Cute
Yang i'm &irdipiele &d,lano uno oaS gegen
0aura Srisht i'm Sirfipiele 8e Soto ans
aeiprodene Sobesurtbeil in lebensldnslide
SudtEausbaft umsepaubelt. gaura Srigbt
mar Der Sethei!iguug oil Der GrmorSung
ihres @atten iiberfibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
NpIfSiuifts.

Senberion, Ser, s. Sanuar. - Der
gteger anbreip Sadion, tuelder eiuen gfotb.
;udtsueriud an einer junseu Dame peribte,
if BON einem giob Gus oem 9efansniiie &C.
bolt unb an eirem gaume Dor benz Sotel
,,Iou SuQn" uebGuat morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
.1IureselmdfieFeitens in Spfton.

Soiton, 6. Sanuar. - Die 4ngaben
iiber bic bel bem 8au bes bieiigen neuen
Boitamts porgeialenen regelmdsigteiten
(iiebe inter Observation-Disclosures iibertrie=
ben. SSie perlautet, tnitrutrte Der @ontrats
tor einen feiner @ufieber, unseiibte biltge
arbeiter on SteGe tiiftiger Sanotperfer ar,z
snfenen uns Der Otegierung 1926 fir iebeu
Irbeiter enSure6nen. Ser Iufieber meigerte
iid nnb 3eiste ben @ontraftor on, tporauf bic
Qrbeit porldufia eingeiteut tpuroe. Ser
Sdatamtsiefretdr bat eiue llnteriuduns
anseorbnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
ltnaefunees Sd,meinefleifa.

Heabing, Bennl., 8. Sanuar. = DID,
niel Saplor unb IarOn &boabs, 3tpei Dteb=
Ger, murbeu beute unter Der 4nfIage perbafz
tet, ras 6leiid BON Sdpeiueu perfauft gu
habeu, bic BON tollen Sunoeu gebiiieu nor
BEN pareu uuo on Der gSaiierideu creotrteu.
Dtebrere Yerionen, peld)e BON benz St)nei>
nefleiid seuoiien babeu, fOfeu idper ertrantt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Sfarb BEN NlammeutpS.

Sort s airftelo, Re., s. Sunuar. -
Senrp 6. Sowarb's Saus uub Sdeuer in
Cation braunteu getern nieber. Die 8ez
pobner bss Sauies iprangen aus ben SEN
fern, nm fid ;u retten. Goniu s. 9oparo,
welder irrtbiimlider gSeiie slaubte, oaB fit
ieine Sdpefer nod in benz brenneuben
gebdube befiuSe, elite in baiIelbe ,uriif uno
prIitt tGhtlid1p SronhmurhPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Ser GelAnfnrEf.

yisw.yort, 8. Sauuar. - Solseubes
iinb Die Shlubuotirungeu: @elo bradts
5 Yroseut unb itloB 3u Yro3eut. -
Sterliugpediel 4.SO - 4.S04 auf ied)siig
Sage, 4.S4-4.S44 auf Stdt. - Bunbess
SbliaatiOnen: neue 3.prOieutige 1881, uers
ldugerte Siinfer 102, 4t-pro;eutise 1885,
4<pro;. 119i.-4ftien: Noans' GrpreB 1874,
Central Yacific S7s, @bei. s. Ohio %,
Grie 405, 30. Yrior. S2i, 9afesSbore 113,
N.<S. Central 70s, Nortbs s8eitern 1344, 90.
Yrior. 14St, N.-Y. Central 1864, Yittsburs
1894, &eaoing 55s, 8odsSslano 1876, llntons
Yaciiic 1034, @eiteru.llntou S1f. - lluters
ihatamtss Silans: Sartgelb$111, 745, 300.3S,
Gouront S., $50, ,6e0.62.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Des beilieen Sannes Serrlihfeit
III Gube.

Sopeta, &s., s. Sauuar.-Oer Demo,
frat Geo. &. Slid purbe bsute tn ietn amt
oils @ouperneur eiugelest. Slid iopobl,
pie ct. Sobu, Der bisbertae @ouusrueur,
bielten tur,e Rebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
3eiheuraub in SaudSd.

u o n treal, Gue., s. Sanuar. = Sin
Stubent Ser Weoiaiu, Nameus 9tooeric
Wiguon, purbe beute friib, tpdbrenb er NIT
elmer aus bem Srieobofe Su actonuale seitob-
lenen, meni6liden 9eihe in ieinem Seiibe
rod Sem rSiibOp s@ollese" uuterwegS mar,
perbaftet. gr CAB gu, bic 2eide seitoblen
III bnbpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09

Sarrisburg, Benui., s. Sanuar. -
Die ~SaltimorezY zYbilabelpbier Sabnseieus
idaft," melde eine 8abn BON Der 9ren3linie
;wiideu 0elaipare uub Yenniplpanien, in
llpper=G =Ghideiter.S Somnibip, Oelamare>@ @oun=
tp, Yenni., mad philadelphia -eiue Strede
pon 81 Wfeilen - bauen mill, tpurbe beute
incorporirt. 9as Attientapital betrdst ST.
100000. Yrdiibent Der 9eiellidaft 1T Sas.
3. sSaibinston aus allegbenp= 9th, Yeuni.,
NIB inter BEN 9irettoren befiubsn fid 8obt.
Garrett, Sobn gS. 9apis unb Sobn &.
Somen aus Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Gin rurdbsebranntsr Director.

Yarjs, 8. Sauuar. - Die Qtteu Der
,SUciste 5roneaiie Siuuucisre" iino iniOlge
Sss @sriidlte, bah Der 0irettcr burd,ae srannt
lei, pon $40 aui so BrQncs gsfaacn.
Yaris, 8. Snnuar.-9te Rahriht iiber
bic 6lrtt oss Sru. 9uuul, DIRECTORS Der
,SOciete 0rnuenis5iuanciere," 1T beftdtist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09

q iiIfe fur Teubbeit. -Smitb's Dbritod (aurcle&
Qeane) bot d treiilid bspdbrt unb III bas baiafte
Xb bedfsf.e rboItnnBsrobr in Der Bet. Or bes
fdBiat Taube, btreft bic untsr6attrns gu bSren. g.
g. xBaSfep. &Bert, Tr. 500, Beib3altimorsltr.
(Uat6 l2TteJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Der britif6e Snneel.

gonbou, s. Sanuar. - Die BON Der
SaueelStnumer eiusereidteu Berttte pom!
N!unat Sesanbsr bewetieu, buB in bsmIelbfn
iir f2, 100000 mebr @aarsn tmpOrtirt mur@
esu, oils i'm 9eSember 1881, uno onb tn oers
leibeu PeriObe Der Grport I'm f20O, 900 ob.
Gencmueu bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Yif6erm S. 3eia6arat,

tSrsn bss rsritorb. Earl q. Renbaret)
berfertist bic nsuefteu unb beipa9rteften
GlaSfiffens g r u 6 b dnb r.
9cYrslts uub sinfaGe 2ebsrsBru6 6bdnSsr. an 7
Sttobsr 1856 patsntrt. iur grIei&terlng unb Rabi.
faItur, bon
Vriiten obsr Seruten,
FIR U1nner, Trauen unb linher iesIten alters bal.
fene GieisS BrutbGnb bat bpr aueu anberen ben
9or,u9 ba haS BIaSiiiien elm i4Isdbter WdrmeIeter
ii. tpes9aIb es audb bon allen Bunbdr:tsu Der Ber.
Starten empfpalen !pire. Gr fertigt al& auf Be-
felune, tois auf Eager:
Gbuiters Bduher shoulder braces)
unterieibS,Binhen (supporters),
meidbe unh RoIsfifiens Srudb dbdneer.
10 arransirt bau,it sine sssbrtsu ainssn bsens sa'
irieberseiteut finb.
aus 8rud bdnbsr. @unbagen unb Snfruments tper.
ben saruntrt bab fs pafen. unb aufs Sauberits uuh
Bets nnaefertiGt.
Biir Damen fnh
H.mmer unter Anfi&t bon Wao. ReinbGrbt rorbanben.
5abrif: Mr. 10. Depres0aps. naRe gatimoreiir..
Baltimore. Nb. tAu913.1D
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Gefegrap6i(&e 9epef9ett.
Die Baltimore Nbitaeelpbier
81 ok,f

(Bsridte Der ,Miioeiirten Yrefe fir ben Geutf6sa
Gorreinnnbenten.l
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HOREHolJuD&1AB
Cur 9etluag Don
8 ften, GreGltun9cu, Mtbems
Sef5iperoeu uno allen 9al8.,
2uftrDbreu= uEe Guns
9ensetScr, tpel6c CUR
g dbtD iuefuebt
fGbrea.

9jeiCS untrigIid)e Seilmittel beliebt aus
Dem 9oHig oe8 wcibeu &uOorHs Straudes
IN dlemider &erbiubung NIT 4beer BAT.
lam, Der dRS oem QebcnSfafte beS 8alo.
baumeS &aliams s8unuc ge3o9en nitro, oOer
nit Gilcads Solam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09

gGsr OaS N}tttel gcbraudt bat, lagt, bal,
Halc's Honey of HOreh0und and Tar bet
alien geiOeH Der atbmuu8eOrgan muuoer,
bar betliam, uno ouB ieine 2Birtuug etue
nngem0bnliH fneue 1T. @8 entbGlt gIt4ts,
ous ben IlGgeu f0reu t5unte aud bat es
eiuen auberor6entlta auseuebmeu Sc.
ltmad.
&iu0eru grmabren fetnc ltuoeruosu
GigCnidJuitcn, menn Oieie!ber all 8rGuue
uuo Reudhuiteu leiOen, groBeu Nueeu.
Yreis - 50 Gents uuo 81 Die 5laIa.;
Oie gy06ten 6laidsn iiuo Die btutgiteu.
IB Gst allen Apotteteru ,u
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Cine Reorganization Der SBaiDinstpner 10
[ilei.

Der Yraiibent Der 0iifrits @ommilion
bat cine Bin ,ur Reorganization Der 8aibz
instouer Yolisei uuo 9ebeimpoli3ei entpor,
fen. Dies ift bas erife 8eiultat Der i'm
@ange beinbliden llnterfudung TN Se3ug
auf bic ungeblidje @emeinidaft gepiiier
RitslieSer Der Boli,eimadt NIT Siebeu uuo
Seblern. 9ie 8ilI perorbnet, baB bic Bolt
;etrannidaft 800, anffatt, tpie segenmdrtig,
200 Wauu fart ein, unb baB bte @ebeimpoz
li;tfieu aus ebemaligeH Solbaten uno Seez
leuten retrutirt meroen isllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09

Serlin. 8. Sauuar.-9te .6rautfurter
3eituug" quittirt iber ben Gmpfaug pom
81, 600 Niart bon yieiuzg)Ort fir Die Notblei>
oenbeu i'm 8beiugau uuo fiigt bin3u: y0teie
@abe 1T Elm ueuer uuO angenebmer Sewei8,
CAP bic 0eutIhen, NO immer iie etne meme
Sematb fubeu, ibr altes 8aterlaub nidt
pergelieu, ionbern itets, i'm Slid, tpie i'm
llnqIiid, mtf warmer unb tbattrdftiger Spm.
patbie ieiner geoenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
AZ. Gonere6. - 3tpeite Sieuna.

Ghsahltise Nnnabme Der Blu sssen ben Sc
braIdb bee &apttois ,u aneercn ;sSue Ren
aufer ben Iegitimen. Cine uuterfue5ung
esgen Zen Sbef-Glerf ecS Sauies anseorsz
net.-5ortfesuns Der Debate iber bic 8be'
SersibiH une iibsr bic Grimcenti u aftsnae5z
fnIoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-09
Gueenie mfint.

2ouoou, s. Sanuar. Als 81 6aiieriu
Gueenie pom ibrem Setftuater oas ablebeu
@ambetta's erfubr, besann fe gu peiueu
unb be,eihnete bas S6idIal 9ambetta ais
cine Strafe 9ottes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Sept. Flour firm; receipts
a roSs x STs 81 GOOD D d
az white wheat extra, 1928 0725: extra Ohio,
SO $500 75 st. Louis, S3.S507. Wheat-Cash
lots a l2c higher; options opened steady. but
afterward advanced %0l lac, closing firm re-
ceipts, $4,000 Ou exports, 10000 bu; No. 2
spring, 81 06; ungraded red, 81 l9c PSI 1874; No.
red, 94O95c; No. red, 81 .06O1 .0614; 81, OF q
delivered; No red, S112%O1.13 in elevator;
$l13!201.l34 afloat; Slip I. o. h.; ungraded
white. 95e0$l.o5; No RED. septemoer closed
at SLIP; October. sales of $4,000 bu at 81. IL
CLIPS, closing at S1.125s; November sales of
100000 bu at $l.14ss0 .l5ss, closing at
III. l6Ss0l.l76s, closing at 81 LIZA; January,
sales of 100000 bu at 81. 1875 0lI90s, closing
at 81. 1898; February, sales of 100000 bu at
S1.205a01.2 PIG, closing at 81 215s. COrn-SpOt
lots b a loc higher; options s013se higher; re-
ceipts, $4,000 bu; exports. 10000 bu; I'M
graded. .! a 62i ac; No. 3, 6Ol90 61 Ice; No. 2.
81 i9062i4c; ungraded white. 59l2Oolc; No. 9,
September. 63c; October, SO 964c closing at
63Ssc; November, 62ss063c, closing at 627sc;
December. 60ls Sac, closing at 60l2c Janu-
airy, 59sac; May, 5Slac. 0ats l4Gl9c higher and
firm; receipts. $4,000 bu; exports, none; mixed
Western, 33O36c; white Western, 81 l4O 40 i2c.
Hay firm at 5506Oc. Coffee dun. Sugar higher;
fair to good refining. 65s06asc; refined steady;
mold A, S9sc; standard A, 8 5-i60S3se. Molasses
firm: Matanzas, 24c fiat. Rice steady. Petrole-
um firmer; United certificates, $l.153a. Tailow
firm. Resin steady. Pork in fair demand; new
mess, $l20l2.25. Beef quiet. Cut meats dull
and nominal; lOng-clear middles, 70 Lard
lower; prime steam, S.45c; October, 8 80 as. soc;
November, S04D8 lac; December, S.o10 Csc:
January, sos 0S.0Sc; February, Sl008.15c.
Butter quiet at 10029c. Cheese firm.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.-Flour steady and nm
changed. Wheat active and advanced: regular,
935sc September; 93lsc October; 97ls997 lac
November: 99099lsc December; No. Chicago
spring, 94c; No. Chicago snrng S4c No.
red winter, $1.00l9. Corn unsettled and higher:
503 507sc cash, September aud October; 300
81 leo November; 4SA04S3ss ali the year; 500
5Olsc May. Oats firm 2714c September; 27&
0277sc October; 2Ssie November; 27lsc all
Ethe year; 29s4c January; 32l9e May. Rye
higher at 55l2c Barley dull ut zoe Flax
seed opened active, but closed dun at 81 80.
Provsi0ns-Mess pork higher Sl0I5 cash;
$1,000 1913 September 80 72 lSO 1913 Octo-
her; SlO.67lg01O.70 November; Sl0.55 d
lO.57ls all the year; 3l1.450ll.47l9 Janu-
airy. Lard quiet; 1859 97 iee cash, septrnIbes
and October; 7.72 l207.7Je November; 100
772loc all the year 77107.77Aao January.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders, 25e;
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order, 81 o23c; unwashed fine. 1792Oc; fleece
washed, If light. well-washed. and in good
1885, bury and understandable according TO
their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICBs-Prlme steam lard, Sc.
Short rihs, &c. Sweet picked mans, none
here; shoulders, lac.
JoBBING PRICEs-Sugar-cured Hams-Ten to
II fDs average, l449c: 10 ms do, 1414c; 1749 f6s
do. 14c- Breakfast bacon. l3c. Shoulders, 8lse.
California hams, 914c. Dried beef, SC; II. Porter
Co. brand. 16c. BacOn-Clear sides. sac; clear
oacks or bellies, $40 Pick edMeats-Bean or
clear pork, " bri 200 lbs, S17, extra mess pork,
y brl 200 fbs, S14; ham pork, y br 200 lbs, $14;
family beef. v brl 200 lbs; S16. Lard-kettle-
rendered leaf in tierces. 9l9c: IN half Ors, Zoe.
Lard Oil. in tierces, zoe " gal. Sausage-Bologna,
IN cloth, 7c; in skin, z lac.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 81.
Magnificent weather Is really stimulating
,rade. 1t is questioned whether, all things con-
idered, prospects for good trade with Indian
apolis merchants were ever more suspicious.
Prices are not professionally high and stocks are
well selected and more complete than ever he
fore; especially is this true in the dry goods
trade. Grocers, as well. are having big trade.
Sugars strong at quotations, and the
tendency is to higher prices. The coffee market
ie firm; the reports both from New York and
Rio. have been bullish for several days, and the
Indications at the present writing point to still
higher prices. In regard to canned goods there
IS nothing new to report with the exception that
tomatoes have eased up compared with what
they were a week ago. when the market was a
good deal excited under the influence of reports
pf damage done by frost, which it is fair to infer
later advices have demonstrated were a good
teal exaggerated. Fish unchanged and quiet.
Hackere still reported firm at Boston, but the
enhanced price has curtaied the consumption.
Butter Is coming in more freely; prices a shade
Easier Arrivals of poultry are large prices
settling. Beans and dried fruits continue
elected The season for melons and cantelOpes
8 over Peachns continue in liberal supply but
-hOice qualities in sound condition command
lair prices. The country demand, however, has
allen of, Thrh eocs IN show that interior points
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LIST OF LETTERS.


TNHE FOLLOWING Is THE LIST OF LET
i tiers remaining un claimed in the Indianapolis
pOst0ffice, on Saturday, Sept. %, 1888.
Persons will please call for advertised
letters" and give the date of this list.
A-Allen, Miss Florence: Abbott, W. H.; Ash
land, John.
B-Burns, p; Barns, ]. p Buck, Samuel;
Brown, George j.; Bowman, Miss Mollie; Book
er, JOes. i
C-Colne Maggie j.; Clark. D. F.; Conner, t. D.
D-Dewey, f. G.
E-Edward, Walter
F-Foster, A. j.; Fleming, Mrs Eva.
G-Georgs, H. c.; Godsberry, Miss Kitty; Geu-
rim, Miss Lula NJ
H-Handcock, Miss Ella; Hill, C. F.; House,
Fred; Harris. Freddie.
J-JObnsoD, Miss Kate; Johnson, Thomas.
L-Landrey, George H; Lewis, Miss Flora.
M-Murrand, Harry; Mitchell, Miss Emma
May; Murphy, James; Mills, Thomas H.; Martin,
Jennie; Marshall, W. A.; Mitchell, r. W.
Mc-McAllister, Miss Minnie.
Nicely, W.
P-Porter. Miss Lotte E. Parkhurst, ]. g.;
Pattison, Miss Maggie.
R-Rodocker, Miss Eta; Ross, j. ".
S-Sampsel, Edgar; Smith, Jacob c.; Smith, d,
H.. Swany, Mrs. Katie.
T-4hompson, H. ID.
W-Walthall, John; Walters, Daniel news
boy; Wallace, James T.; Welty, 81. G.
Y-Young, Sanford.
I A WHITMAN p M
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L-COMFORTING.
II p PISS COCO A.
RR < F ST.

BY thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion aud
nutrition, and by a careful application OF the tine
properties of wel-seleoIed Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with delicately
heavy doctors bills. 1t Is by the judciOus nse
of such articles OF diet that 4 cOnsti tuition may
be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency disease. hundreds OF sub
tie maladies are floating around us ready TO at
tack wherever there is u weak point We may
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood AMI properly
nouriahed frame.-[Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold
In tins only tlslh. and lb.l by grocers, labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS & co, Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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Grain and Provisions at Chioaeo.

anu 1FOVlblOnS at CnlcaSO
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Regular wheat was active
and higher, due to the:advancing tendency Of
corn, higher home markets and foreign advices;
opened shade higher, ruled steady for a time,
ca sed off l2c, advanced 1c ruled easier, and
closed 1e04o higher than yesterday. Sales
ranged at 93a 9945sc for September, 94%0
95Ac for October, 96%097%e for November,
9s19099l2c for December; S1.o61801.O71s for
May; spring, 940941oc; winter, 81. OIL q 01. 90.
On call there were sales of 100000 bu at the
closing prices on Change to Lee lower.
Corn active, higher and unsettled, in
fluenced by reports of colder weather; opened
stronger, huctuated and advanced b 1c, reced-
ed like amount, and closed 1sc higher than
yesterday. Sales ranged at 50l4D51l4c for
September and October, 49a a 50l9c for N0vem-
Der, as 7sc for tile year, 1910 80 SIC for May.
On call, sales of 1,05O.oUo bu at lsc higher for
September, to 1sc lower for November.
Oats were firm and steady Sales ranged at
tober 28la SIC for November, 27 le 02714c for
the year, 32Q3214c for May. On call, sales of
125, 900 bu at lsc lower to lac higher.
Pork was fairly active with considerable
strength, and averaged higher. Sales ranged at
S10.700lo.90 for October. $10.67l 20l0.75 for
November, S10.50010.65 for the year. $I1.45 a
11.521a for January. On call, sales of $3.50
brls at 2l207loc higher.
Lard was only in moderate demand with little
change in prices. Sales ranged at 7.92l90Sc
for October, 77007 SOC for November, 1900
7.721oc for the year, 7.75O7.80c for January.
On call sales of 2, $50 tlerces at .0249c higher
for October to .05c lower for the year.
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County. Indiana for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ. Sept. 81, 1888. as fur
nished by ELLIOTT BUTLER. absEraeJers Of
titles. room no. 3. Etna Building:
Catharine Judge, executrix to Mar
garet j. Waters, lot 48 in John
10Y ana los, in Indianapolis. $50. $1.1oo 90
Cutler 6avidge Lumber Company TO
Helen G. Hoffman and husband,
part of lot 81 in Greer & Waterss
Indianapolis .-................ 100000
Barbara Becker ct al. to Elizabeth
Smith, lot ITS in E. t. s. K. ana A.
Indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany to James Mahoney and wife,
lot 176 in Daugherty's subdivision
of outlot 80, in Indianapolis. 10000
Henry Unverzagt and wife to Chris
tian Schetter. lot SO in Webb's sub
division of part of lot in Yandes's
subdivision of the Carson farm. 10000
Joseph Becker to Joseph Hambrght
and wife, part of the southeast
quarter of section 8, township 16
4s acres: ...-....-.....,..e... 100000
A. G.. Goodman and wife to the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
lot 176 In Doughertv's subdivision
of outlot 80, in Indianapolis -. 100
Theodore W. Zell and wife to James
r. Lambert, part of lot Is in Kelly
Il Bouton's subdivision of lots 3
and in Albert Z. Fletcher's first
addition to Indianapolis ....... 10000
Couveyances 8; consideration. $40 o26. 90