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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-06-28
CURRENT WORM POISON
destroys the current worm without iniur-
ng the plant, at Oscar Alters drag store.

WHY suffer longer from dyspepsia indigestion,
want of appetite, loss of strength, lack of energy
malaria, intermittent fevers, etc. ? Browns
Iron Bitters never fail to cure these diseases
They act like a charm on the digestive organs.
removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as
belching, heartburn, biliousness, etc. Remem-
Der it is the only iron preparation that will not
blacken the teeth or give headache. Ask your
druggists concerning its merit.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-06-28

DooRs, Window Blinds, etc., can b.
bought from Is to % per cent. cheaper
from the Wagner & Rand Hardware Co
than any where else in the city.
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BUILDERS and contractors, go and see
Becker & Teitgen's prices on Doors and
Windows before purchasing elsewhere.
You will save % per cent. by so doing.
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CHEESE FACTORIES,

Anybody wishing to build a cheese
factory can get complete outfit and at
lower prices than anywhere else at the
Wagner & Rand Hardware Co.'S stores,
Manitowoc, Wis.
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I'll 0AKS ; SHIFTS
Summer Garments.

We are continually adding
some new and choice garments
to our stock, and think that
at present it will compare
favorably with those in other
cities in regard to assortment
and quality, and as to prices
we know they are even lower
as a general thing. We are
now showing in the Cloak De-
partment on first floor, all the
MISSES GARMENTS,
and ladies'
CLOTH ULSTERS,
PELISSES, DOLMANS,
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS,
BISHOPS, Etc, Etc. Etc.
and on the second floor, the
slid and satin garments,such as
SURTOUTS,
DOLMANS,
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
READY MADE DRESSES,
elegantly made up in the lat
est styles, of Summer Silks,
Satin Rhadame and also of
white dotted Swiss mulls, and
at less price than you could
have them made for.
j.SChuette & Bros.
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If you will call on US, we will prove
to you, that whatever we may say as to
price and quality of our goods, is true,
Notwithstanding what you may read to
the contrary. BECKER & TEITGEN.
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CHILDREN CARRIAGES, express wagons,
toy carts and wheelbarrows in many
different styles at Piening & Fechter's.
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We simply ask you to see the Adams
" Westlake Wire Gauze Non Explosive
Oil Stove before making a purchase. 1t
speaks for itself. BECKER & TErrGEN.
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PERFUMES,

We keep the finest imported and do
nestle ROBINSON & HINRIoHs,
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FOR RENT.

A suit of rooms convenient for small
family, in Richards block. Apply to
Johnston & Pierce, administrators.
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Now IS the time to SOW Turuips ana
kutabago, farmers. Choice Seed at orr
Seed Warehouse.
ATDrDr I ,,S-rprrrr
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Our stove department represents all
the leading, most popular, and largest
manufacturers of the country-manufac.
turers that have had almost generation
of experience-manufact that have
made it life's study to turn out A. 10.
/ stoves in every particular. In purohas-
ing we were very careful to observe the
following points, Equality, style, utility,
economy in use Of fuel, p, ice, and lastly
elegance Of beauty and design, and we
feel assured that we havn't missed our
aim in getting stock; every stove of
which is scientific success, and our
stock being SO large and varied, cannot
help but adapt itself to the wants of our
people, be it in the city or country.
We solicit an examination of our stock
by all contemplating purchases, and in
the future as in the past. can assure our
customers of our best attentions.
WAGNER & RAND HARDWARE Co.
Stores both sides of the river.
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MEMS fine shoes and boots at Haul
kohl & Sons. An excellent stock kept
always on hand. One door south of
Wagner & Rand's South Side Store.
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FOUNTAIN SODA WATER
POTATO.BUG POISON

the coolest and most delicious drink in
the city, Robinson & Hinrichs',
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the best and cheapest at Robinson &
Hinrichs.
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Respectfully announces to the public that he has
started meat market at the above stand, where
he viii keep on hand a complete stock OF
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Fresh and Salt Meat, Sausage, Lard, &c.

and hopes by prompt attention to business, and
fair prices, to merit liberal share of patronage.
mar 81 FRANK KAUTSKE.
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PARIS GREEN at Robinson & Rinrichs' /.
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BEST Fire Crackers only &c. bunch.
Best Torpedoes only 40c. thousand.
All kinds of Forth of July goods fully
% per cent lower than ever bought
before.
Best American Mixed Candy only 15c.
lib.
New Crop Japan Teas are in and We
have an elegant line; much lower than
old crop and better too. A RATHER for
S1.00.
A few bargains in Coffees. And we
have Fish that will please you in price
and quality.
PLUMB & NELSON.
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BY employing good mechanics, using new and
improved machinery. the best of material, and by
strict attention TO business, we are enabled TO
turn ont first class work and still sell at a com
paratively low figure We have large stock on
hand Farmers and Others wanting anything in
the line of Wagons, Buggies or Carriages Will tGd
ii to their interest to examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. may l01Y
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
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ALBERT lANDRETH..
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For sewing machines and organs go to
Lehmkuhl & Dicke's They keep q
large variety of them constantly on hand
and are trying to please all their custom
ers.
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BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!
M'OLURE'S CASH STORE

THE BIGGEST BARGAINS
they eUer had, as ;Oe
hare bought very heavily
and cheaper than eUer.
In our
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Ifs the fall trade is at
hand uUe CoUld ask all
1Oho 1Oisb to purchase
goods, to SiUe US O. caU,
and can promise them
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w. P. Northrup has sold his resi-
dence property to Mr.. J. d. Carter who
will take possession November 18th.
Mr.. Northrup will begin building at
once on his lots in the north east part
Of town. His new house will be very
much after the style of Charlie La
kin's, but somewhat larger, and will
add another to the already large num-
Der of handsome houses in that part of
the city.
The following named parties received
certificates at the teachers examine
ton, held at the school house on last
Saturday: J. NJ. Virgins, Nelson
Daughters, c. A. Fronk, Mrs. P. A.
Redmond, Mamie R. Pugh, Matte
Cummings, VIM. Robinson, Martha
Campbell, Mrs. NJ. E. H. Willoughby,
Ella Leamon, Edna Hastings, Emma
Holmes, III. B. Fowler, D. E. Will
liams.
Messrs. BOeken and Rich were in
from Elm township last Mon
day and made US pleasant
call. They say that the REGISTERS
account of the tornado was very full
and entirely accurate. Mr.. BOeken
was in to make arrangements for re-
building his house, as, in his own
words, there is not enough left of the
old one ito build q hog pen out OF"
The storm left Mr.. Boeken very nearly
empty handed, as it utterly destroyed
all of his furniture, down to the very
bed clothes and kitchen utensils. He
said that three plates and one tea cup
were about all that escaped uninjured,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-25
Grain and Provisions at Chicago.


CHICAGO, Sept 24-The following is the visi-
BILE supply of grain, Sept. "a: Wheat 24.476,-
600 bu; corn. 14,354,0Oo bu; oats, 5,74l 900
blu; rye, 1925, 900 bu; barley, 474, 900 bu.
Regular wheat was stronger; influenced by
stronger foreign markets and rumors Of Euro
pean war complications, and at times rather
excited; opened stronger, advanced $40 sc, de-
clined 5sc, rallied Il &C. and closed 1lac higher
than Saturday. Sales ranged at 945s096l4c for
September, 956s 397ssc for October, 97la09sssc
for November, 996sc0$1 .o1ss for December;
81. 0oos01. 0213 for January, S1.O7l4 al 90 for
May; winter, 81 02la; spring, 90 1880. On call
there were sales of l,775,0o blu; shade firmer
for October to SEC lower.
Corn was active but weak; opened firmer,
quickly declined under liberal offerings s. a 7sc,
rallied SIC, and closed Lea 5se lower than Satur-
day. Sales ranged at 501sD503sc for september,
503s q 81 14c for October 5OD5014c for November,
At 7s0 4S lac for the year, 49A 05014e for May.
On call, sales of ,155, QUO bu at a shade weaker
TO 3ec lower.
Oats were firm and trading brisk Sales ranged
at 275s028c for September, 280 29sse for Octo-
Der, 2S7s0293Sc for November, 276sO2Sc for the
year, 32ls032Ssc for May. On cali, sales of
100000 bu at l4c lower to lee higher.
Pork opened quiet with little change, later it
easy. Sales ranged ut Sl0.67 ls0 10 92l2 for
October. $1o.70Ol0.S5 for November $10.47 q
a 10.67l2 for the year, $11.4 laD1l. 70 for
January. On. call, sales of 10000 brls at 2l90
Lard was steadier; opened quiet and unchang-
ed, later siren bhened and advanced .05D. Toe,
and CLOSED steady. Sales ranged at zee as. 05c
for October, .72aa07 82l9c for November, 7.70
On call. sales of $500 tierces at .o2le0 07a9c
lower.
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halves. $3.50. No. 2 maekerel, S15015 so;
halves Sc 80 09.5o; No mackerel, S90I0 so;
halves. $3.50; Round roe herring. S6.5007 y bril-
SUGARS Hards, 91409&c confectionery A
$50; white extra c. si4osssc; tiRe fellows, So
Slsc; good yelows, 7AD8c fair yelows. Ia
O74c; common yellows, 7071sc.
STARCH-ketined Pearl. 3l904c p 10: Eureka,
5O6c; Champion gloss lump, 607c; improved
SPICES Pepper 1701sc; alspice. 1ols01 IL Lac:
cloves 2O03oc; cassia. 1870 15c; nubmegs, 600
90c p N.
sHoT-S1 .s501 90 y bag for drop.
LEAD-6l9D7l9c for pressed bar.
WRAPPING PAPER--Crown straw. zoe per bun
Gle; medium straw, 35c double crown straw,
4Oc: heavy weight straw. 2lSc p N; crown rag,
soc y bundle: medium rag. 45c double crown
rag. 6oc; heavyweight rag. 303l4cy n; Manila,
book paper, No. l, g. 81 8. c., IL 012loc; No. 2 b.
& c., 901Oc: No. 8. S. Il c.. $3.50.
FLOUR SACKs-No. l drab. Il brl, S35 p 1,000
Is 0rl. $19; lighter weight, ST y 1000 less
TwINE-Hemp. fSo2lcF ID; wool, 15c; fax,
25@40c; paper, zoe; jute. 1sc; cotton. 2o025c.
WOODWORKING. tubs. SO 250S. No. 2
tubs, $7.2507.5O; No 8 tubs. Sc. % $3.50; two
hoop pals 81 65 CLIO; three-hoop pals. 81 80 a
z; double wasn0oards. S2.5002.7o; common
box.
WOODEN DIsHEs-Per hundred, 1 ID, zoe; 2 ID.
Soc; 3 b, 40e; 5 10. SOC.
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow.
LEATHER-Oak sole. 36042c; hemlock sole %
033c; harness. 3303Se skirJing, 4O043c: black
bride, v doz $60065; fair bride, S6007S ~
QoZ; city KIP, 6ODSOc; French kip S0cDSl.20;
city calfskins, S5c0$l.25; French calfskins,
$1.1501.90.
HIDEs-Green, 6lso7c heavy steers SC;
green salt, 808hc; green saited calf. lie; dry
hint, 13c; dry sailed, 100l1c Damaged one
third off the above prices,
EXPERIMENTATION 500.
TALLow-Prlme, 6l907c-
GRBAsE-Brown, 466c.
white, 70S42c-
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, 269 Csc; dairy, Sc
lected, 18020c; choice country, 1O012c; poor
TO fair, 60Sc.
EGGs-18019c.
FEATHERs-Prime geese 500 y ID; mixed duck,
20025c p ID.
HoNEY-22 024c in / and 2-rb caps.
PoULTRY-Hens. Sc y n: reosuers. &c y 10,
ducks, SO y doz; geese, S4. so " doz; turkeys, 10
q lie v ID. Young chickens, SC y 10.
WoOLCfub-washed and picked, 33035e; I'M
washed. medium and common grades, if In good
order, 21023c; unwasned fine. 1702Oc; fleece
washed. if light. we-washed, and in good
lSc; bury and understandable according to
their value.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIoEs-Prlme steam lard, Sc.
Short ribs. &c. Sweet picked aams, none
here; shoulders, 4Ac.
JoBBING PRICEs-Sugar-cured Hams-Ten to
IL lbs average, 14Ac. Is lbs do, 141sc: 17le fbs
do and over. 1414c. Breakfast bacon, l2c
shoulders. SAC California hams, Sc. Bacon
Clear sides S14c clear packs bellies. She Dried
beef, 17lsc II. Porter d. Co.'s brand. 15e. Picked
MeaGs-ExJra mess pork, y brl 200 ms, S14; fam
lily beef. y brl 200 TBS; S16. Lard-kettle-rend-
sred leaf in uerces. 9l9c: In half brls, 10c. Sau-
sage-Bologna; IN cloth, &c; in skin: 7Asc,
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

4.
Anthracite COAL S725 ~ tom Pittsburg coal
1928 " ton; Raymond City coal, "a y ton;
block coal, So y ton; block nut, 80 so e ton;
Blossbure coal, So p ton: Jackson coal, So 70 p
ton; crushed coke. l3c p bush: lump coke, lie
p bush; COnnellsyille COKE, 15c v bush.
FLOUR.
FLoUR-Patents, SIS .6506l5 fancy. "a "a a;
>. 40: choice. 81 5504:so; family. Also 40
SO. 1903 l5; supertne, S2.S002.9O; tine, 81. go
02.SO; foundry, 1896 40.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLEs-Choiee, 50 92. % y brl; extra, SO; fair,
81 al .25 in bulk, 400 SOC ~ bu.
CRkNBERRIES- $40 " OrI.
CABBAGE-Sl. 25Ol,4 ~ hrl
GRAPES Concord. 1880 " 10.
PEACHES -75c OSl 25 " q bushe basket; COM
mon, 5o075c; choice Delaware, $2a2.50 W
bushel crate.
PoTAroEs-S10 al 25 p brL
ONIoNs-Spanish, So " case; common. 81 250
l so y hrl.
QuINCEs-S2. 1913.
SWEET POTATOES Jersey, $505.25 y brl;
Baltimore, SO. 25D375 q brl
ToMAToES-50 075c y bush.
GROCERIES.
.CoFFEEs-OrGlnarv grades ga a lac: fair go
0l0c; good, 1Olo0llc; prime. Illa0l &c;
strictly prime, l29l24c; choice. l36l3l9e;
fancy green and yellow, l40ioc: OLD govern
ment Java. - D27c; imitation Java. 1702Oc.
Roas ted-Gates's l. 16G; Arnuckle's. DC;
Levering's, Toe; Delworth's, 15c McCunes
l5c.
CHEEsE-CommOn, Slo n &c; good SKIM 9loc:
cream, 10isc; fun cream IL l9c; New York. IA a
15c.
DRIED BEEF-14016c
RICE-CarolIna and Louisiana. 5la07lac.
MOLAssEs AND SIRUPs New Orleans InOtasses.
new crop, fair To prime 45060c choice. So a zoe
choice TO fancy. 50To55c.
SALT-Lake. Bl.130l15 in car lOrs lO01 &c
more In Quantities less Jhan IL carload.
SALT FIsII-MacKereI. extra mess. S2S p
bit; halves elo; No ] macKerrL Sl9@29;
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money Market-StOek Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
curities-Ouotationso of General Stocks.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 24.-Money was easy at 20
2la per cent; clos'tng at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5A907 per cent
Government bonds we're strong and higher for
tours and four-and-a-haGs, lower for 3 per
cents.
Railway bonds were quiet.
State securities-Tennessee SKIES SOLD at 90
The week opened with a depression In Wizards
aud general disposition to sell. In She nrsO
sales there was break of 2 to 2ss per cent In
the shares mentioned, and decline of d 20 =
per cent. in other stocks This was succeed, ="
by better feeling, and an advance Of 4 to 2
per cent, Oregon & Transcontinental leading,
with sales to 54 Northern Pacific rallied to 80.
preferred to 63l4, and the general list moved up
Il to11s per cent the latter Michigan Cen
trail. From a little after midday until 1:3o there
was a spell of comparative tirmness, and the
the bears made furious attack on
the list, and Northern Pacific broke
t. s Fs TO Lake Shore oF re-
Louisville g. Nashville to 47os, Reading TO Az,
and Union Pacific to 97l9. In the last b all hour
of business the fever to sell aoated, ana there
was some disposition on the part OF the bears TO
accept profits. This process resulted in an I'M
provement of 4017s per cent, Wizards, Read
ing, Lackawanna, Denver, Louisville & Nash
vile, Lake Shore, Michigan Central, New Jersey
Central and Union Pacific leading. Denver was
noticeably strong during the afternoon, selling
up to 26l2, the highest of the day: As compared
with Saturdays close prices are ls012 per cent
lower for the general list, and %, 17s and
per cent. lower for Oregon 81 Trsnscon tlnSntaI
Northern Pacific ana Northern Pacific preferred
in the order named. Canada Southern, Burdng-
ton & Quincy, Northwestern preferred, Penyer
Michigan Central, Mutual Union, E-,e Union
Pacific, and Wabash preferred le TO q, Der cent
higher. In specialties, Manhat' an frat prs.
mar to Z
declined 2, to 81; Pullman 4lsce 10. TO l2sIo,
ana Th otgaOn lmProVem zen - to rs.
npsgr e dG SSZo3o mares as follows: Central
ern, is2' COO: = aware: LackawaDna & West
Triss < 400. -1euver & Rio Grande, $4,000;
E ERE, ofVoo; IKE Shore, $4,000; Louisville &
Nv W 10000 New Jersey Central. 1900;
M N9U tx Central $4,000; Northern Pacific,
D. -; Northern Pacific preferred, $4,000;
aiding. 10000; Milwaukee & st. Paul, $4,000;
fexas Pacific, 5000; Union Pacific, $4,000:
Western Union. 5000; Oregon & Transconti-
mental, $1,000; Wabash Pacific, 10000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Flour firm; receipts.
28,00O hTis exports. 1000 brs. Wheat-Gaeh
grades 3i01 l4c higher and strong; options ad-
vanced la Lac at the Opening, but closed barely
steady; receipts. $4,000 On; exports, $4,000 bu;
ungraded red, ST al 10 %; No. red, 97e; No. 8
red, 81 .0694 al OF; Sl.OS delivered; No. red.
S1.13$Ql.14l2 in elevator; $l,15 aflaat; No.
September, closed nj $1.l3lo; October, sales Of
s04, 900 On at 81 I3ae 9l.l45s closing at 81 a.
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CDils.

OIL CITY, Sept. 24.-Petrnleum opened at
81 14+-hIghest pree;declned to SLIPS; closed
at $l.l34. Sales to-day. 1897 900 brls. Clear
terday-Through United pipeline. liz .277 brs.
charters, 203l7 bris; daily average for the
month, 46,23l brls Runs, Friday-Through
United pipeline, 81, 200 through Underwater
line. 12619 brls; daily average for the month,
60. 1896 brls.
BRADFORD. Sept. 24.-TAe crude oil market
and shipments not received Clearances g.
10000 brls. United pipeline certificates
opened at S1.14, and closed at 81. 1874; highest,
81. 14l4; lowest, 1,127s.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 24.-Afternoon session
quiet the market irregular; opened at S1.13lS
advanced to Sl.l37s, broke to4SI. 1873, and clos
ing at 81. 1919. The petroleum market was un-
settled; United pipeline certificates steady;
closed at 81 1919
WILMINGTON, Sept. 24-Spirits turpentine
firm at 3634c.
ANTWERP, Sept. 24.-Petroleum, 20ssf.
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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. "a.
One OF the leading merchants to-day re-
marked: Gan we want now is good weather,
and business Will boom on Meridian street."
Our merchants never were carrying as large or
as we'll selected stocks before as this year, and
they will sell as low, if not lower, than Compel
ing markets. Money is plenty, country mer-
chants are in excellent spirits, and, really, the
outlook is cheering. To-day there were but few
changes in quotations. Sugars, coffees, teas
cheese and canned goods are firm and selling
freely. Poultry breaks a little. Butter and
eggs, if choice and fresh, selling readily at prices
quoted.
GRAIN.
While the wheat market is in better shape
than ten days ago, there is not enough of en-
oouraging character to say to give grounds for
bulls on wheat to work. On Change bidding
was spirited, but dealers are not very bulish in
their talk. The Board OF Trade Price Current
says of wheat: 1t is diff cult to arrive at the
act condition of local markets because of few
offerings. The light arrivals is occasioned by
the farmers being occupied in sowing wheat,
which has been delayed much longer than usual
because of the drought, while there is no i'm
provement in quotations. Good wheat is scarce,
and will readily bring more than auotable
prices. Millers say it is easier to sell flour than
buy good wheat. Markets at seaboard are all
stronger, ranging from la01c, and Chicago has
pushed up quotations nearly 20 from Saturday.
We quote:
NO Mediterranean, track .......Sl.o6
N medlterranean, track LOS
No. D -%edlterranean, track. 1.O3
No. 2 red, track ....-....-.......1 .O2le
November track. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOB
Corn-Undef light ereipts, local markets have
toned up. and all grades VIII tnd ready sale at
1uil quotations. Almost an entire absence OF
oHerlngs would either indicate u scarcely or de-
sire to hold for higher quotations. No in terest
is noted IN FUTURES, but spot delivery is waut@d
oadly. Markets at other points are either
quote:
1 HiSnO hlAeu, Irack OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40
tJi.h "a ooh- oil
N;S,d IN Gu; VI -..,....... 81
No. 3, track --..... --''----'--------'- 40
Sound ear trac' -
- - @ OK 40
ar avs ne all the rest of the markets, are high
nd all grades scarce Mixed is Asc stronger,
of any grade. WeguOte:
Light mixed, track --.--.---..-.--.-.-----s.- 20
rejected, track -----.---------.----------- 20
Rye-No. 2, steady; 52l 9c, track. bid; held at
500.
Bran steady; $12 bid; no sellers.
GRAIN IN STORE
Sept %. 1888
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cent, against falling off of 27.5 per cent. last
week. The outlook is certainly far from favora-
Bile just at present. Failures are increasing and
money Is tightening. The crop reports are con-
Trajectory, but generally on the bearish side, and
the general outlook is far from being as favora-
bic as it was this time month ago.
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Business of the Clearing-Houses.

BOSTON, Sept 24.-From the Post: The fol-
l1wing table, compiled from special dispatches
to the Post from the managers of twenty-four
leading clearing houses of the United States,
gives the clearances for the week ended Sept. %,
with the percentage of increase or decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week of 1882:
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hleaehed, and wealth of Country SO inches,
bleached, each advanced 14e. Ameskeag, AGA
ticks, and Xxx ticks advanced pig per cent
Seascnable speeialties are in good request, es-
pecIally dress fabrics. Fanues goOa inquiry
and delivery. Printing cloths very strong at SIC
to B 5-l6c for 56K60, and l1-l6c for "a squares.
Wooden goods il moderate demand. Tone OF
market very ateadv.
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S7RENC TT

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strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
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had the strength" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth liV-
ing, you can be relieved and re-
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by taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS, which is a true tonic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.