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Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1l4Lsxiugton-ave.. between 29th aud 3Oth-stx
Hours to 1, 3to 7. Diseases of ths Nervous 5yster
Genito- Urinary Organs. Impotence AMI 5tsSllify. -
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AMENITIES OF COMMON COUNCILMEN.

derrna Menninger Republican,, Of the Fourth
Ward, stated in regard to the increase OF the
6alares Of fremen that there was no .appro-
prlatio6 For tho purpose and action
70 micro ass the salaries would be misdcmeanor
ths pert Of the Board. Mr.. McCarty lDemocratl. Of
the Fifth Ward. sprang 20 his feet and shouted !:
S1'be gentleman from the Fourth has said what Is
untrue and what he knew was untrue when he said
DR.. Menninger replied calmly; II am not II the
habit OF making statements which are not true"
Eyes, ron aTs.' replied Alderman McCarty with
! President Weir did not rcbuke the unparliamen-
1Axy language
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AN ITALIANS PLAN OF RENTING ROOMS.

Raphael Bruno the italian who was stabbed at
No. 81 Mulberry ST. on Sunday night. was not con-
Yesterday, although he was said to be improving.
He had three wounds--one in the breast one in the
abdomen and another in the hip. The police late In
the afternoon arrested Como Rabno, laborer liv-
ing in the rear of No. 81 Mulberry-Bt and Bruno
identified the prisoner one OF two mon who stab
bed HIM Search was being made for SAVING
Cinini leases the house at No. s1:Mulberry-st and
subjects rooms at cheap rates on condition that the
inmates shall buy beer OF hin. breach OF The rule
quarrel between film and Cimini. Rabiuo took
Ciminis part in the ensuing fight Mrs. Cimini,
who struck Maria Roberto with shovel, was dis
charged at the Tombs Police Court yesterday. be-
oa;:se 1t was shown that the blow was intended
for her husbands assailant.
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ACCIDENTS IN THE CITY IN A DAY.

While working on the elevated railroad track ct
Eighth-avs. and One-bnpdred- and fifty seventh
tho ground and injured his back. James O'Brien,
Of No 75l Third-aye.., was injured seriously by =
Nassau st.; J. r. Sweeney of No. CAT Washing
ton-st was injured dangerously. Otto Gellner, ago
fourteen, fell through haschway Of No. Greene
OF No 627 East Twelfth-s ST. had his hand cut BADLY
sith saw ut No. 1927 Avenue-A. Mrs. Ellen O'Con-
nor, age seventy-six broke her leg BY falling on
Granlage age three fell into the cellar at No. 81
Sheriff-st. and broke his leg.
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TRIAL OF HELEN LEONARD POSTPONED

TRIAL OF HELEN LEONAhD fOSlfONED.
The cass of Miss Helen Leonard. who shot Mrs
Sarah g. Smith at the office of DIR. BIondel in
East Nneteonth-st. on June 10, was called yester
day III the Court of General Sessions. The prisoner
did not appeal 70 have suffered from her imprison-
uent in tho Tombs. She vivacous and talk
stive and seemed to enjoy the company of the half
dozen friends who sat with her in the prisoners
pen She did not show any signs OF the insanity
which wall DO alleged in her defence. Her friends
brought her ice cream and other delicacies at
recess. Assistant pstrict-Attorney OByrne had
expected that the trial of the would at least
have been begun YESTERDAY, but at the noon recess
he received letter which led him to change his
plans. Il was from female correspondent, and
gave information that seemed 20 important that
SIR. OByfne decided TO postpone the trial until
tho writer's statements could he examined. Will
lam r. Knitting. Miss Leonard's counsel. opposed
tae adjournment aud said that the case had been
set down positively for trial Several physicians
and others had been summoned as witnesses, and II
Was inconvonient for them to be compelled to attend
On another day. If the case were not tried this
week i might be necessary for Miss Leonard to
remain in jail for tho rest OF the month.
Judge Giiderstseve allowed the adjournment
asked for by the District Attorney. No day was
6xed for trial, though the Judge expressed his
willingness TO sit next week II necessary 10 hear
che case. Miss Leonard was remandsd to the
Tombs.
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IRELANp's Sorry TROUBLES.

IRELAND's SORRY TROUBLES.
II IL almost impossible TO sympathizo with frdam
her troubles almost impossible a. not 70 sympsthz
human body tortured by disease aud racket b. pan ~
land needs heroic treatment SO does the body strurg
for freedom. When great leader arises Ireands we6
casts out the devils Of disease Is Perry Davss Pain 49,
Nothing like for diseases Keep bottle II ~
house travel without Ia your satche Tnea
always have . doctor around.
"ROUGH ON RATs.n-Clears out rats, MID.
eies reaches bedbugs ants vermm, chipmunks. l5c.
"THE BEDETTE,n complete spring, pillov
and mattress combined The and fo1e
bed Price So, at all furniture dealers. N. b. CEU1cE
BEDETTE CO., 445 Canalst., N. Y. Send for circular
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A VOTING rNGLIsHMAN MISSING.

+. f. Ransden. an artist residing at No. 333 East
Ninetsenth-st., went to Police Headquarters yes
terday 70 report the disappearance OF Francis Leo1
the same house. Mr.. Leon arrived In this city on
Nav 20, on the steamship Lydian Monarch. He
had letters OF credit on Drexel, Morgan * Co. On
the evening of june 80 he parted frou some ac-
ouantances at Third-ave. and Seventeenth-st, say
Ing that he was going to o concert hall In Four
feminist. His friends were unable to lind any fur
that Leon was ieweiier, age twonty,onc. five
feet ten inches high and having black hair.
One Of ais legs was shorter than the other and he
Mrs. Carre lives at No. 119 Mount-st.. Grosvenor-
SQUARE London.
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STEALING MONEY IN ORDER TO TRAVEL
tevant House. received $l25 from NrA O. X.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The following is the visi-
BILE supply of grain: Wheat, 6.521,o0 bu;
corn, 1892, 900 bu; OATS 464, 900 blu; rye, 6s2.-
600 bu; barley, 900 blu; total all kinds, 10,-
O37,OOO bu; against 4,946,Oo blu at the same
time last year,
Regular wheat was fairly active, but irregu-
lar; soon after the opening declined lea 0sc, raj
lied Sc, declined 7sc, and closed lie lower than
yesterday. Sales ranged at 94A0947sc for Sep
TENDER, 95a4 0965sc for October, 977s099 SIC
for November, 997sc0S1 .o0s for December;
81 0O7s 81 for January, 81 OF 7s0 .0Sla for
May; spring, $685. l9c winter, 81. O2la01. O3.
On call there we're sales of 1,575, ZOO bu at 1e a
&C over.
,.urn was fairly active and easier; fluetuated
within a range of 4c,and close 80 "a l2c lOwe- than
yesterday. Sales ranged at 497sO50l9c for sep
teDlber 49a4 so lac for October 1888 "a 1880 for
November, 47ss047lac for the year, 49ls SIC
for May. On call, sales of 1864 bu at Is a lac
lower
Oats were dun and weaker. Sales ranged at
27Ss 27S4c for September, 275s02S lsc for Octo-
Der, 2S3s a 291sc for November, 273s 027 SIC Tor
the year, 81 81 81 lac for May On call, safes OF
$4,000 bu at lsc lower.
Pork moderately active speculative
steady. Sales ranged at S10.400lo.52le for
October, $1O.4O010.57ls for November, $40 90
010.35 for the year, S11.22l901l.47l9 for
January. On call, sales of 24000 brls at 2 q u
81 loc lower, near futures the weakest.
Lard, only a moderate call; declined 100. loo
for October, 2 6007.70c for November, 7.55 a
7.62l9c for the year, 7.6007.70c tor January.
Gu cali, sales Of 1O,250 rierces; a shade firmeI
to .O2 loc lower, the latter for October.
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die; medium straw, 35c; double crown straw,
40c; heavy weight straw. 219c v 10; crown rag,
rag. soc; heavyweight rag, 8 Size y IL; Manila,
pose; print paper. No. l, 7AsO9c; No. 2, !O7 l9c;
book paper, No. l, 8. q 8. c., IL 012l 0c; No. 3.
& c., 9010c; No. 8. 8. & c.. S09c.
FLOUR sAcKs-No. drab, 4 brl. S35 p 1000;
e orl. $13; lighter weight, 81 y 1000 less.
TwINE-Hemp, 1s021c y 10; wool. 15e; fax,
2504oc; paper, zoe; jute, 1sc; cotton. 20025c.
WooDENwARE-No. tubs SIS. 25O8.50; No. 2
tubs, S7.2507.50; No tubs. 1925 % 600; two
2; double washboards. $2.5o62.75; common
washooards, $1.5O 01S5; clothesplns, 60c0$ p
box.
WOODEN DIsHEs-Per hundred, ID, SOC; 2 ID,
S5ci 3 ID, 40c . ID. soc.
LUMBER.
Frame Lumber-16 1t. and under, SIG 80.
Tmoer-8 by 10 ana longer. S17.5o0S18.50.
ing-No. 1, $l9; No. 2, SIC. Stock Boards-NO
1 12-in, $3.50; No. 1O-n, S19 dressed, 81 SO
additional. Poplar Siding weather boarding)-
measure)-No. l, $3.50; No. 2, $22.50; No. 3,
$40. Clear Poplar Flooring {face measurel-S30;
No. l; !$27 so; No. 2, $3.50; Yellow Pine Floor
iug-No. l, $40; standard, SS5 Oak Flooring,
$45. Clear Poplar Boards (dressedl, $35 037 SO;
select pine do $4,000. Sningles-Best Ism
xxx, F. B. & Co., 81. so; best 1o-in Xxx, F. B. 81
Co., SO. rs: No. or sin clear butt s.. 80; l6-in
extra standard, $3.50 Lath, So. % Fence Posts
Oak, 25c; red cedar. 35c: white cedar. 15c.
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLoW.
LEATHER-Oak SOLE 36042c; hemlooK sole, 25
033c; harness. 33O3Sc: skirting. 40 043c; black
bride, y dOz, S6o065; fair bride, S60078 y
dos city kip. 60O80c; French kip S5cOS1 20;
city calfsklns, 85e0$1.25; French ealfskins,
$1.1501.90.
HIDEs-Green, 6la07c heavy steers Sc;
green salt, S084c; green salted calf lie; dry
mint, 13c; dry sailed, 10Glle Damaged one
third of the above prices,
SHEEPSKINs- a SOC.
TALLOw-Prme, 6l907c.
GREAsE-Brown, 466c.
white, 70SA9c.
PRODUCE
BUrrER-CreamerY. fancy, 26028c: dairy Sc
lected, 1s020c; choice country, 1Qp12c; poor
to fair. case
EGGs-18019c.
FEATHERs-Primeg geese, soc y 10; mixed duck,
2O025c p ID.
HoNEY-22024c in and 9. 10 caps.
PoULrRY-Hens, SC p 10; ROSTERS, DC p 10,
dueks, S3 y doz; geese, 81 80 p doz: turkeys, 10
Ollie y 10. Young chickens, &c p 10.
WooL-Tub- washed and picked 33D35c; I'M
washed. medium ana common grades, il In good
order. 21023c; unwashed fine. 1T020c; fleece
order. y 03Oc; coarse and coarse COtswold 100
1Sc: bury and unmerchantabie according TO
their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prme steam lard, &c.
Short ribs, &C. Sweet picked mans, none
here shoulders, 41ac.
JoBBING PRICES-Sugar-cured Hams-Ten to
IL fbs average. l4sac: 10 tbs do, 14lqc: Zig ibs
do and over. l414c. Breakfast macon, 12c.
Clear Slsc; clear Daeks or bellies, Sl4c Dried
beer, II isc H. Porter d Co.'s brand, 15c. Picked
Meats-Extra mess pork, y brl 200 ms, 81 A; fam
lily beef. y brl 200 fbs SIG. Lard-kettle-rend-
cred leaf in tierces. 912c; IN half brls, 10c Sau-
sage-Bologna, In cloth. 7c; in skin, 7A9c.
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at O'clock P. M. Sept. 25 1883, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, abstracuers Of
titles. room No 8. RJna Building
stephen K. Fletcher, administrator,
etc, to Lawrence Henrahan, admin
istratOr, lot / in John and Sadie
E. CampOell's subdivision of lot l6,
in Hutchings & Darnell's BroOkside
addition TO indianapolis. -.-...-.. 100000
Henry Baas and wife to Sarah J. Huff
man. part of the north half of the
west half of the northw quarter
of section %, township IA. range 8
east, containing aeres..--...-..-. 1000 90
VIM H. Elvin to Emma A. Kline, lot
III Merrills subdivision of the
east part of lot "a of Thomas john
sous heirs addition TO Indianapolis 10000
E. b. Hutchinson and wife to Otto II.
Hasselman, lot so in Ridonour's
subdivision of part of the easy
nalf of the southwest quarter of
section 6, township l north, range
d east, in Indianapolis .-.-.-.---.--- 1897
Vim. L. Gregory and wife to Stephen
K. Vandever and wife, lots 80 and
SO, block %, North Indianapolis,
and addition TO Indianapolis. 900. 90
Conveyances, g. consideration. -. S2,47097
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INDIANAPOLIS MARX ETS.

GOAL AND COKE.
Anthracite GOAL, S7.25 ~ ton: Pittsburs COAL
1925 y ton; Raymond City coal 50 y ton;
block coal, So " ton; block nut, -. so " ton;
Blossburg coal, SO y ton: jackson coal, 1915 y
tonycrushed coke. 13c p bush: lump coke, lie
p bush; COnnellsville coke, 15c y bush.
FLOUR.
FLoUR-Patents. So IS 06 Is; fancy 81 80 a.;
$40; cBOlce, H4 90 O4SO family, a.. 10 Q, 4.JU
SO. 1898 Is; superine s2.so02.9o; fine, $3.50
$780, foundry. So. 3002.4O.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES:
APpLEs-Choice, S202.25 p bril- extra, So; fair,
S101 Is; in bulk, 4o050c y bu.
CRANBERR1Es- 80 " brl.
CABBAGE-SI. IS al 40 y brl.
GRAPES-COhcord. 1880 p ID.
PEACHES -75c0S1. % q bushel basket: com
bushel crate.
PEARs-Bartletrs $s0s.5o p ou; cooking,
PoTAToEs-S101.25 y brl.
ONIoNs-spanish, So y case; common, 81 % a
QufNcns-s2. 1903.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Jersey, $5o5.25 p brl;
Baltimore, So 2503.75 ~ brl.
ToMAToEs-50 q 75c = bush.
GROCERIES,.
CoFFEEs-Ordlnsrve grades, s19sAc: fair. oIo
ollie good, l1I90l2c prime. 12leO13c;
strictly prime. l3l9G14c; choice 14D14lsc;
fancy green and yellow. l501olac: old govern.
ment Java. 23O27c; lmitarlon Java II zoe.
Roasted-Gates's A /, tic; Arbuckie's. 1jc;
Levering's, 15c; Delworth's, 15c; @McCune's
loo
CHEEsE-CommoD, 909lsc; good skim. 1Oc:
cream, lie; full cream, ii Asd l2c; New York,
l4015c.
DRIED BEEF-14 016c.
RICE-Carollna and Louisiana. 5iQ17lac.
MOLAssEs AND SYRuPS New Orleans mol asses
crop, far prime. As a soc: choice. 60 % 70c
Syrups, low grade "a D35c; prime. 36038c;
choice TO fancy, 50055c.
SALT-Lake, Sl.130l.l5 IN car lots; 10O15e
more IN Quantities lesA tnan carload.
SALT FISH-MacKerel. extra mess. S2S p
bril- halves. S15 No. 1 mackerel. $1,000;
halves. 5000, No. 2 nacKere. Sl5Dl5 80;
halves. Sc. 80 80: No. 3 mackerel. 50 n o SO;
halves. $3.50; Round roe herring. S6.5097 p brl.
SUGARS Hards, l40Sac; confectiOners' A
s7s09c: standard A. s%0s7sc: OFF A. sla9
s6sc; white extra c, sl4D8ssc; tlue yellows. 8
slec; good yellOws, 7A0Sc; fair yelows, IA
o7%e; common yellows, 717lsc.
sTARCH-ket1ned Pearl. 3 904c p 10: Eureka,
SAGE CHAMPION gloss lump, 607e; improved
corn, 6A007c
SPICES Pepper. 178lsc; allspice. 1Ola q lsc
cloves. 2003oc cassla. IS a l5c; nutnegs 90
901 p 10.
sHoT-Sl. s50l 80 p bag for drop.
LEAD-6l207 lac for pressed bar.
WRAPPING PAPER -Lruwu straw. zoe per huu-
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NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Exports Of domestic
cotton goods for the past week, z, 81 packages,
making, since January l, total of l24,3
packages, against 119.243 packages for the
same time last year. and l23,S75 packages for
the same time in 1881, being the largest amount
OF any previous year. The general market was
fairly active in demand tor wants, but the fail
ure OF Ferdinand, Mayer j. Co., WOODEN goods
iObbers and Levy Bros. & Co., manufacturers
attention from general business Brown cot
tons firmer Lawrence, l.. J., sold only at value:
Massachusetts firm at 6l4c. Agents are making
sales of York, Everett and Lewiston goods at the
following prices: Lewiston, 30inch uckIngs,
3lac; 32.ncb, 14lsc; 36-incb, 16lac; York, 30
inch tlekings, l2lac; 32-lnch and fancy. IA lac:
York, blue, brown and slate denims, 15e and
over; blue, brown ana slate denims, ii l2; York,
S-oz blue denims. l7c; Coz blue denms, &c: 10
OF slate denims, zoe: Trenton and Big Iniun, 2Sc.
Brown cottOns have been advanced lsc; fan
nels and dress goods being PRESSED ;vr dui,yJ.y,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.- Flour quiet; receipts,
$4,000 brls exports, $500 brls; snperfne State
and Western, rs 2503,S5; common TO good
extra. So .s594 80; good to choice, S. .4oO7.
Wheat Cash tots az l2e lower; options ~ a &c
lower: receipts, 80 900 bu: ex PORTS 900 bu;
ungraded red. 97c0 Rl.i5ls No, red, 96c; No.
8 red. $l.06l4 a ]. or 81 0S delivered; No. red,
S1.13A01.14 in elevator; 81. l4l201.15la de-
livered; ungraded white, $l.l01113; No. 2
white $I04 mixed winter, $l.O4; No. red,
September, sales OF 10000 bu at $1.12l9Dl l. Is,
closing at S1.12ls; October. sales of 44s,00o bu
at S1.127s01.137s; closing at 81 1879; Noven-
her. sales of 1.0S0,00o TN at Sl.1540l.l6as Is,
cfnsing at 81 l5b December, sales of .336.-
0op DG al Sly q II,lsos closing at 81 e;
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STRENGTH

TO vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, ooh! ] wish !
had the strength" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth liy-
ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored torobusthealth and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS, which is a true tonic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Couton steady; futures
easy; September, 1O.39c; October, 1O.36c;
November, 1045e; December, 10.56c; January,
10.67c; February, 10.S1c; March, 1o.95c;
April. IL o6c; May, 1l17c; June, 11.27c July,
11.37e
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 1Ol4c; net receipts. $500 bales; exports
to France, 700 bales sales, 300 bales; STOCK
on hand, SO, 500 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept 25.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 10 Lice net receipts, 1900 bales; exports
to France, 5000 bales; stock on hand, 10000
bales.
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are last taking the place of all others in fac
tories, EoundrIes, Machine Shops and Mills.
Parties having their own power can procure an
Electric Generator and obtain much more light
at much less cost than by any other mode The
Incardcsceut and storage system has been per-
fected making small lights for houses and stores
hung wherever needed, and lighted at will, day
or night. Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for lighting cities ana towns, can
send 10 the Brush Electric Co. Cleveland, o., OIL
TO the undersigned at indianapolis.
J. CAYEN.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-wool firm; Ohio
Pennsylvanla and West Virginia double extra
and above, 37040c extra, 36037e; coarse,
33034c; New YUrE, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine mediums 80 D39c; washed comb
ing and deane medium, 43O45c; tuh-washed,
30 $40: Oregon, 23O30c; New Mexico and ColOra-
do, 17020&c.
BOSTON, Sept. 25.--WoOl firm; Ohio ami
Pennsylvania extras, $1,000: Michigan extra
fieeces 35035 age; combing and delaine fieeces,
39045c; California spring, 22a29c; pulled
woods, 25045c.
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with stocks only nominal. The journal OF Com
merce states that in the assignment OF Ferdi-
nand, Mayer Co., WOODEN jobhers, the liabili-
ties viii reach between II ,70000O aud 81. $780,,
goo. OF which preference has been made Of
100000 TO $SGO,000
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sex. dividend.
Foreign Money and stock Market

LONDON, Sept. 25.-5 p. Government bonds
-Consos for money, 100 1915 United States
bonds-Fonrs, 1929 Railroad bonds-Illinois
Central, 1913; Pennsylvania Central, 1908; New
York Central, 1194; Erie, 1928 Reading,
1858.
Amount of bullion gone into the Bank Of Eng
and, 934 900
PARIS, Sept. 25.-Rentes, 79f DC.
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OIls.

OIL CITY, sert. o5 Petroleum, ccc2ca 9;
SII3 highest 81 15t lowest, 81 ll7s; closed
ances yesterday II ,229, 900 brls. Shipments yes
ter,lay-Through United pipeline, 69,2i2 bris;
through Underwater line, Is, $50 Drs; daily aver.
age for the month, 5,l2O brls. Charters, IO2,-
O64 brls; daily average for the month, 1878
hrls Runs, Saturday and straightforward
United pipeline. 79,05O brls; daily average foi
the month, 6l,32l urls.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 24.-Afternoon session
strong and active; trading good opened at
S1.14Si; declined to $l.14ia; recovered and clos
ing at S1.1512. The petroleum market WAS act
higher; closed at 81 1919.
BRADFORD, Sept. 25.-TAe crude oil market
was excited. Total runs for the past three days
1928 brls. Total shipments 216,06S Char
tiers, MONDAY 1l2,064 brls. Clearanoes, 9,ll4,
900 brls.
ANTWERP, Sept. 25-Petroleum, 2Ol4f
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COMMERCE.

Review of the Local Grain. Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIAEAroIIs, Sept. IS.
Trade active; prices hrn and collections easy
over he legitimate markets, while uncertainty
4 Sill TIC ,l.,. ojarac. Di-tie OF the speCGla-
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sol N. Fremont St., Baltimore

sol N. Fremont ST., Baltimore
During the war 1 was in
juredin the stomach by piec
Of a shell, and have suffere.
from it ever since. About fou
years agoit brought on paraly'
sis, which kept me in bed 81,
months, and the best doctors
in the city said I could not
live. Isuffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion Of the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. / tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving
q. DECKER.
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Mr.. g. DENNY, DOB West Wabash street, IDdi
anapolis, SAYS; Browns Iron Bitters instantly
relieved severe headache, and entirely cured
me-"
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

indianapolis Market
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 25.
CArTLE-Recepts, 141; shipments, 40. The
receipts light. Market strong on the better
grades and duh on common.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Oddfellows' Hall.
Theo. P. Haughey, Prest. H. Latham, Cashr.
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Real Estate Transfers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Lead duh; others I'M
changed.
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-alcohoIic
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
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STUCK QUOTATIONS..
EXCHANGE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ERMs INVARIABLY IN ADYANCE-POsTAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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Rye-Quiet: 81 c; no sellers,
Bran steady; $l2. so bid
Hay-Prime timothy steady; $40 bid; no sales
GRAIN IN STORE.
o.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept 25.-The Commercial In.
dictator reports: Wheat-Receipts, $4,000 bu;
shipments, $4,000 bu; weaker; No. red fan,
sec cash and September; S7loo November; 500
S9l9e year Corn = Receipts. $4,000 bu; ship
ments, Is, 900 bu; weaker; 3S03S3se cash; 81 &c
October, sac November, 336sc year. Oats better;
81 3sd2l loc cash.