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breaks. The outside news not of character TO
affect the of values very much in either direc
ton, but the offerings liberal than usual
and, with possibly inclination the part of the
bears" to hammer prices in the expectation of an
increase of the visible supply the market dropped to
point "A asc under the closing figures of Satur
day, rallied, and closed at about medium figures.
Receipts at Northwestern points reported to be
larger and there predictions that offerings from
first hands would be more liberal in the next few
weeks. Cable advces quoted firm foreign markets,
with no special advance. however, In prices. The
latest trading prices of the day under Sat
oTTn very steady and attracted sse at
range. and prices at the close showed little change
from Saturday There very little trading in oats,
but prices ruled steady and shade irmer.
Provisions ruled quite weak prices for pork dropped
20122l2c, rallied Sc and closed steady.
Flour was steady and unchanged
Wheat opened lsc lower quickly sold off lac addi-
nonal rallied asc. fuctuated aud closed 7sc under
Saturday. The sales ranged September, SAN
so4c closing at sasss4 October s4 sc
&c: December, 98ly0895sc, closing at 89c; May
80 1868 closing at 964c; No. 2 spring: $3.50
S5 lac; No. spring, 96c; No. 2 red 90e; No. red,
Corn was quiet and dull; prices declined 1e 4c.
rallied shade and closed steady Cash. 423s042l2c;
September. 42ss0425sc, closing at 4212c; October,
1898 039ssc, closing at 39asc.
0ats-Old quiet and steady; near options were firm.
26l4c; September, 26ls026iac. closing at 26lac
October, rs 0253sc, closing at rs l4c; May, 2oA a
ZS7sc. Rye hrm No. 2 SO l2c Barley was quiet
No. 2, Toe.
Flaxseed was fairly active. The receipts were 175
cars which is said to be the largest record, and
prices declined @ llae; No. 1, $l.22.
Mess pork ruled moderately active and weak; prices
were 5 1920 lower in the nearby and lO@12l2c on
more deferred futures cash. $8 350S.52ls closing
at go IS; October So 27ls99.5O; closing at So 80 2
0S.35 November 1882 le08.52l9 closing at
So 37l208.40; January, $9.1O09.2O, closing at
So 12i2@9. Is. Lard ruled quiet, but steady
06c, closing at 5.971e06c Boxed meats steady;
dry sailed shoulders, 37503S 5c. short-rib sides,
$500; short clear sides, 5.OO05. S5c.
Whisky was nominal at 10.
Sugars were quiet: cut-loaf, 75s07 &c. granuated,
7lec; standard A, 67sc
On the Produce Exchange Butter ruled dull and
quiet; creamery, 1920; dairy, lO0l6c. Eggs
were firm at TIC.
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls; wheat 81 900 bu;
corn, 26l 600 blu; oats, 245 900 Blu; rye 5000 bu;
barley, %, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. $4,000 brls,
wheat. "A. 600 bu corn, 34S 600 bu; oats, 163 600
rye, 5000 blu; barley "a, 900 blu.
On the afternoon board wheat easier and lsc
lower Corn was ls04c higher. Oats were firm:
September lec higher. Pork was 2l2c higher. Lard
was unchanged.
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Statement Showing the Quantity of Grain in
Sight and in Store.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-The following figures taken
from the official statement of the Board of Trade to
be posted the Exchange tomorrow, shows the
amount of grain on hand in the United States and
Canada, for the week ending Sept. g. 1885, with in
OF decrease compared with the preceding
week:
Wheat. AZ, 2O6.479 bu an increase of 296, O64 bu;
corn. $50, 079 bu, increase of 253 7O3 bu oats
4,21S749 blu. increase of "a, 483 bu; rye, 369-
4SO bu, decrease of 4O,715 blu; barley 2O8, 634
bu. an increase of %. 933 bu.
The amount of grain in store in Chicago on the
date named was:
Wheat, 1908, 655 Blu; corn, 4S3.7l3 bu; oats
Al All bu; rye las, 418 bu; barley IL, 339 bu
The stock OF grain in store in New York, Sept &c,
was:
Wheat. 1925, POI bu; corn e12,214 bu; oats
2s36. 463 blu; rye, 4O,887 bu; peas, 1929 bu;
malt, 1872 619 bu,
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The Foreign Grain Train.

LONDON Sept. 28.-The Mark Lane Express, in its
review of the grain trade, says: The weather has
been characterized by electrical transforms and in
some localities by snow. The work of gathering the
harvest is finished in England and Ireland; in Scot
land large proportion of the crop is still uncut The
season favors autumn sowing. The sales of English
at 3Os Id, against 1889 quarters at 33s, during
the same period last year. Sellers Of for eign wheat
are hrmer in their views but the demand has not i'm
proved. In the ofcoast market sellers firm
while buyers are shy. Sixteen cargoes arrved nine
Wee sold, four were withdrawn, and eight remained
including two of California. To-day the market
slow to the disappointment Of sellers. Flour was
quiet and corn was firm.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Sept 28.-TheDrovers journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; shipments; 1900. The
market fairly active and generally Steady ship
ping steers Sd 25 80; stockers and feeders un-
changed at $2.6O03.SO; cows bulls and mixed,
$1.75O4; through Texas cattle steady at So. 90 %
375: Western rangers steady; natives and half
| hrAeis S2 6o05O5: cows, $29003.4O wintered
Texans $3.2503.75.
.A..s-..ecelp,s, 10000; shipments, 5000. Mar
ket fairly active but generally weaker: rough and
mixed, So. 35 03. 90; packing and shipping, $50 to
800 lbs, S35O@4O5; light weights, $3O003.90;
Sheep and I4ambs-Recepts. 5000: shipments, 500.
Marke fs sn brisk and s1 values steady natives
| $4,000; lambs, 81. 50O3OO per head.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-O atte-Receipts. 1 200;
shipments, $50. The market was steady for good
grades but the bulk of the supply of poor quality
and the demand chiefly local. native shipping steers
ranged at 81 4005.75; Colorado steers, "a % 5;
mixed lots of butcherng stock, So. 2503.5O; stock
ers and feeders 81 5O03 75 grass.fed Texas steers
| ST. as. 60; Indian steers, So. 5OO3.S5.
Hogs Receipts. 2, 800; shipments. 300 Tae
market lower and slow; packing grades $3 SO a
$50; Workers. $404. 10; butchers grades, 81 10 q
| 4.25.
| Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900; shipments
| 800. Good muttons steady and wanted but low
grades dull: common stuff, 90 fair
to medium sheep $2 80 CO. good to choice, $2.75
| 03 rs; Texas sneep, $1.7502.75; lambs, 1908 so
| BUFFALO, Sept 28.-Cattle-- Receipts. 1900
good to choice shipping 50. % rs; fair to medium
a8 10 fght to good butchers grades 81 Is
feeders, So. 7504.O0; veas firm at $6.000650.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $500; steady with
a fair demand: common to fair sheep, $2.5003 %
good to choice, $3. 4003 49, Western lambs, com
| mon to fair $40 045O.
| Hogs-Receipts. 5000; fair demand but 10 to &
cents lower; Workers.. good to choice, Sd As al so
| light mixed, $4 30a4.4O; good mediums $l4Oa
45o; heavy ends, $40; coarse rough ends $3.45 a
| 3.75
| NEW YORK. Sept Is eeves-Receipts. in
cluding carloads for expectation were 3 170 head
making ]. 200 for the week. the market was ex
tremely dull, and closed week. with 20 carloads t.
| carry over; native steers sold at $4O5.75; Texas
] steers. $3.57l904.l2l2, and Colorado cattle a.
| So. $50 co. shipments to-day go cattle; fol
the week. 43O cattle; S64O quarters OF beef and 6O(
] carcasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lanbs-Recepts, 14,8OO making "A.
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Oils.

BRADFORD, Sept. 2S.-National Transit Company
certificates opened $1.O0le and closed at ST OF;
highest price, $1.01 lowest price, $l.OO. Runs,
90 669 brls; total shipments, SS,4O9; charters,
42,S57 brls; clearances, $4,000 brls.
OIL CITY, Sept 2S-National Transit Com pany GER
tihcates opened at $1O0; highest price, ST OF;
lowest price, 997ec; closed at .O1. Sales 232-
900 brs clearances. 100000 brs; charters a. S57
brls; shipments, SO, 400 brls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-Petroleum opened steady
at VI OO4 and on active selling declined to ST. 90,
advanced to 81 OIL Il and closed firm at $1.O11s bid.
Sales, 5, 949, 600 brls.
TITUSvIlLE, Sept 2s.-National Transit Com.
pany certificates opened at $1.00; highest price,
$1.O1; lowest price. 997ac closed 81 OF. Char
ters, AZ, 857 brls; shipments, 80, 7O6 brls.
PITfSBURG, Sept 2S.-The petroleum market was
firm and fairly active National Transit Company
highest price, 81 oils; lowest price, $IOO
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-Flour-Receipts 31,72l
brls; exports, 7,76O brs; dull and weak Sales,
$4,000 brls. Superfne Western and State So 03. SO;
common to choice white wheat Western extra; SIS %
620; fancy white wheat Western extra 1926 as. So
Wheat lower closing steady; receipts, 294 600 blu;
Sales 5,424 600 Blu futures, 90. 600 Blu spot No. 2
spring, 90ls090s4c; ungraded red 75c0$1 ungraded
red. l. and f., zoe; steamer No. red. SOC; No.
red 9aaac No white sS,sc; No os white 9ocs No.
ing at SO l2c; November 90 &c. closing at 90 dc;
December, 99A0$1. O0le closing at ST. January,
o oSs, co closing At os Sao M n7y
01.08lo. closing at $1.O8.
Corn lower, closing stc@dy receipts, 213, 200 Blu.
exports, SO ,2o6 bui sel9s, so4 600 bu futures
48l9c elevator, 4S12a49c afoat; No. white, 49a4e
yellow, Soc ungraded white, Acc; No. October. AZ
@48lac, closing at 4ol2c; November, 48ss04Ss4c,
closing at 48l2e; December 47&049c closing at
47s4c January, February and May. Acc
Oats were fairly active; receipts, 2235oO bu: ex-
ports, 126 937 bui mixed Western. 27 l2@32c; white
Western, 3404Oc
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet and steady at slec
options fairly active and steady Sales, $4,000
bags; September. October and November. 6.90c;
December. 6.950 al .00c; January, 1000; February,
7O507. l0c Sugars higher and in fair demand; fair
% good refining 5as0 osc; refined firm; mold A; 7c
6ssc. cat-loaf and crushed, 7ls074c; powdered,
707l4c.
Petroleum firm; United closed at ST. O1lsc. Talow
steady Rosin quiet.
EGGS weak; receipts 2 765 packages.
Pork was dull heavy and lower Ness pork So a
$50 for uninspected So 500lO for inspected. Cut
meats steady; picked bellies, 6lec. Lard opened
lower, but closed steady with the decline recovered
Western steam, spot, 6.20c October, 6.0 806. l4c
November, 1886 23c: December, 6.2506.27c
January. 1920 S34c; February, Gaze; March
6.4006.53 city steam. 6. loo.
Butter wss dull and lower; Western 60o2c
Cheese was very firm; Western fats 4l2O8c.
Copper wal steady; lake, 1iisc. Other articles un
changed.
CHICAGO, Sept, 28.-There was a downward
tendency in wheat to-day, but the market showed
come stubbcrnness, and there was good buying a
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AEx. dividend.
Foreign Money and stock Markets.

LONDON Sept. 28.-5 p. Achievement bonds
-Consols, 80 1916 for both money and account.
Railroad bonds-Atantic & Great Western frsts,
1928; Atlantic & Great Western seconds, So; Cana
dian Pacific. 146Ss; Erie, 1171s; Erie seconds 7O19
illinois Central, 1854; Mexican ordinary. q s.; ST.
Paul common, 1888; New York Central 1O1 So: Penn
sylvania. 1925: Reading, 1093s
The am cunt Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day eS,
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-Three per cent rentes SOf, SC
for account.
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WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH (14TH) DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1885,

at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, the following de-
scribed property and premises to wit:
All and singular the line of the railway of the
said defendants corporation. The Chicago a. Great
Southern Railway Company constructed to bs
constructed, from Fair Oaks, in Jasper county,
tending through the counties of Jasper, Newton,
Benton, Warren, Fountain and Clay to the city
of Brazil in said county # Clay. all being in the
State of Indiana, together with al lands. tenements
and Entertainments acquired appropriated for the
purpose of right of way of said railway including
all sde-tracks and rights of way for the same and
also all depots and station grounds and all depots
engne-houses car honses station houses warehouses;
machineshops car-shops, work shops, freighthouses
greenhouses and elevators, and other erectonS and
superstructures all machinery, tools and implements
held or acquired for in connection with said rail
way; and also all locomotives, tenders and other
rolling stock and equipment, rails bridges, ways.
piers carriages chairs spikes, wheels axies ties and
all fuel and other stores and supplies belonging to- or
that may from time to time belong to, be provided
for use upon in connection with said railroad with
all and singular the appurtenances and the rents and
incomes and profits of the same, and all the fran
chises and other rights of the said railway company
pertaining to the said railway being all the property
descr bed in and covered by two certain deeds OF
trust made by The Chicago q Great Southern Rasl-
November l, 1881. and one dated April 8, 1883.
Said property will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder without relief from valuation OF APP
prasement laws. and without the right OF redemption
from such sale and free from all demands, liens and
membranes whatever.
Such sale shall be for cash. and no bid shall be re-
ceived for less than three hundred thousand dollars
hundred thousand of which shall be paid at the
time of sale, and the balance to be paid into court
upon confirmation of the sale, unless the court shall
at that time otherwise order.
Upon the report of the sale of the property, fraE-
chises rights and interests described IN said trust
deeds which the Master is required to make forth
with after such SALE aud upon full compliance with
the terms of such sale by the purchaser and the
prevail Their of by said cotrt the purchaser will ba
entitled to deed conveying to him absolutely the
said property rights franchises and interests sold
as aforesaid. WILLIAM p. FISHBAUA&
Master in Chancery United States Circuit Court Dis
trct of Indiana.
r. B. T. Pierce, and Mcdonald, Butler & Mason,
Solicitors
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LOWER PRICES FOR WHEAT.
The Market Shows a Downward Ten
dency, Accompanied by Free Buying.
Corn Steady, and the Fluctuations Very
Narrow-Provision Slightly Weaker
During the Day, Closing Steady.
MONEY. BONDS AND STOCKS.
a Quiet Day in the Railway Bond Market
Stocks Active and Strong.

a Quiet Day in the Railway Bond Market
Stocks Active and Strong.
NEW YORK Sept. 2S.-Money call easy at
102 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 405 per cent
Foreign exchange was dull at $4S 3la for sixty
days and ga. s5is for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 26S, 1853
shares. including tho following:
Delaware, Lackawanna g. Western, 80. 12O; Erie,
1.13O; Kansas & Texas, $500; Lake Shore. g.
SIS; Louisville & Nashville, $50; Northwestern,
IL, 535; New Jersey Central $3.50; New York Cen
trial. 1900; st Paul. 49,. $50; Texas Pacific, 1000:
Union Pacific, 23745; Western Union, Is. 700;
Northern Pacific preferred. 5,400.
Government bonds dull and strong
State bonds moderately active and strong.
The railroad bond market quiet, except for two
sr three issues The total sales So 22S. 900;
Of this amount Erie seconds contributed 81 600 600
and West Shore trust receipts $314.000. None of
the other issues active The Erie seconds rose
214 per cent; they have not sold high before at
any time this year.
The stock market was fairly active and decidedly
strong reports of favorable character respecting
che probabilities of early settlement of the fight
between the leading railroads of the country There
was statement that agreement had been reached
Between the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore q Ohio, and
Che Reading companies by which the Baltimore &
Ohio was to reach New York the Penn
Hylvania tracks. The report denied in
the afternoon from what professed to be
official source. There were also dispatches
from the West staring that arrangements being
made to advance east-bound rates. 1t also stated
that certain shippers have received notice that
west-bound rates would be advanced Oct. l: w bile
he market was heavy, at times it closed decidedly
strong at the highest prices of the day. There was
considerable feyerial1nes in the last hour but an
apward turn given to nearly everything
On the list III the final dealings. The lowest
points of the day generally made in
the forenoon, and. rule, not much
below the final prices of Saturday. The closing prices
marked an advance for Lake Shore of 21e per cent;
New York Central Lackawanna & Western com
mon. each 1la; Union Pacific St. Paul, and Louis
vile q Nashville each, Ia Erie 11s Western Union
Pacific Mail Northwestern and Northern Pacific pre-
ferel each per cent. Nothing lower except Jersey
Central which is down Il. while ST. Paul preferred is
unchanged. Union Pacific was extremely feverish in
breaking to 48l2.
The market closed with the following prices bid:
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RIO JANEIRO. Sept. .-Cofee-Recepts for
the week 90 600 bags Rio purchases for the United
States, So, 600 bags Rio clearances, $4,000 bags;
stock, 372, 600 bags
SANTOS, Sept. &c. - Coffee-Receipts for the
week, $4,000 bags; purchases for the United States
1000 bags clearances for the United States 10000
bags; stock, 22O, 600 bags.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept 2e.-The new demand has been
of irregular proportions, and with many orders for
small to moderate quantities have given good returns.
beached cottons to 7l2c and Cabot 36in bsached to
G34c. The market for cotton from Galveston to Bos
ton is frm with the largest days sales of the
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Good, Merchants Cheerful and Prices
Steady Covers the Situation.

1raO0 GOOu, merchants Cheerfui ana ErIceS
Steady Covers the Situation.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. %.
A majority of the merchants report trade good, are
In excellent spirits and prices in the main rule steady
and strong. Nearly all merchants speak of trade the
present month as having been in of either of
the preceding eighteen months and there has, WELL
been marked improvement in collections. Dry goods
men having excellent trade. Many lines of
wooden goods sold up close and to arrive at
material advance in price the opening by manu-
actur ers, and with established advance of 20
cent. in wool, firm feeling at least may be
expected through the entire season, and
further advances arc very certain if trade continues
acuve. Cotton goods are very hrm in first hands;
some cutting. however, is INDUCED in by jobbers-
prlnclpaly by decaying markets or weak hands who
overloaded. Dress goods have received great deal
OF attention, and the large lines shown in
market have been much appreciated and account for
the increase in the trade. in Iron and
Sn'ckens move up lac per pound, and eggs le per
dozen Other markets rule steady and strong Mer-
chants are looking for good weeks trade, both in
the wholesale and retail markets,
GRAIN
The local market was rather tame to-day and prices
little off, The Boari of Trade Price Current says
of wheat: Good demand for cash receipts and all
choice grades. under light arrivals will bring full
quotations Futures touched cautiously. The effect
of anticipated freight advance is in the de-
cline at seaboard, New York going off 14c BALTIMORE
SIC. Chicago lie and ST. Louis lec. A good demand is
also noticed for Eastern interior and Southern mill
ing points, and light receipts occasioned by farm
ers holding on to choice stock, hoping for better
prices. We quote:
No Mediterranean. O. Observation-Disclosures. 81
NO. Mediterranean, Observation-Disclosures. 80
NO red, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
rejected, o. t--..----.-- ~
september, o. t.----------- W
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LIVE STOCK.
The Cattle Market Dull for Commons; Fancy
Grades Wanted at Good Prices.
NJ

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2S.
CATTLE-Recepts 100; shipments, none. The Of
ferings generally common, mostly butcher
grades, and as the demand was not good it caused
dull draggy Market at lower prices than last week
Fancy grades of shippers. if here, would sell above
quotations. Eastern advices much lower to-day.
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Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Cotton-The Post in it's
demand 6-loO07. OOc higher; at the third call 200
bales of November brought 1885, 900 bales of
December, 974c; 500 bales of January, $500; 100
and 100 bales of June, 1O37c. Futures closed
steady"
NEW ORLEANS Sept. g. Cotton firm; net re-
cepts, 1886 bales; gross receipts L. 489 bales
wise 2 766 bales; sales, 200 bales; stock hand,
%, 800 bales
GALVESTON, Sept. 29.-Cotton firm; net and
groes receipts $780, bales exports to the continent
$50 bales; exports coastwse, z, 40 bales; sales,
791 bales stock on hand 26, III bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2S.-Cotton firm; middling
9l4c: receipts, B. 746 bales; shipments, 1855 bales
stock on hand. IL, 292 bales; sales, 400 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S-Cotton firm; middling
$50 bales stock on hand, 2.408 bales.
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4Sssc year, As CAS- sc; January Al q 045c. Oats
steady and hrmi Western white, 80 G35c; Western
mixed d.: 30~3lc Provisions steady Mess pork
refined. 7aic. Coffee higher; Rio cargoes ordinary
fair. s0sssc. Receipts-Flour, 2ss3 brls; wheat.
81, 600 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats I3 600 bu; Eye,
10000 bu. Shipments-Florr. 2 1O6 brls
MILWAUKEE,. Sept 2s.-F1our steady. Wheat
weak; cash, 85l4c October. ssh; November. Sc
Corn easier; No; 2 42l2c; Oats steady; No. 2, Csc.
Rye steady; No. 2 Gle. Barley easier; No. 2, 63c.
Provisions lower mess pork, for cash October,
$3.50; November 1886. Lard-Prime steam, for
cash or October, 6.O5c; November, 5.97l9. Butter
Eggs firm at I6016lac. Receipts-Flour G, 1SS brs;
wheat. 46 $50 blu; barley, %, 1925 bu: Shipments
5,175 bu go ''''' "A'A' -''+ ~ 'A'''''
TOLEDO, Sept. 28.-Wheat easy and active; No.
2 red, Gle; No. soft, cash or October, 93aic;
November. 95l 4c December, 96s4c; May ST. .05.
Corn steady cash or October, A ac all the year
37l2c May. 38l9c. Oats dull; cash October 29c;
November, 2Slae; May, 81 l2c; No. 2 white 81 4c
vember SIS. 80; December, $685.. Recepts-Wheat.
$4,000 bu corn. 5000 bu; oats. 1000 bu. Ship
ments-Whcat. IL 900 ou; corn, $4,000 bu.
DETROIT Rs Sept 2 49, weak No white
December, 95c asked; No. red cash and October
93c; November, 944c; December. lac No. red,
Cash, 45o asked se osssS so white, cash Soc;
No. cash, 27l4c; 26l9c bid October.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 28.-Cotton firm and higher;
middling uupplands 51ed rniddlng Orleans 5916d.
Sales, IA 600 bales, including 600 for specuia-
ton and EXPORT and TO- 300 bales American.
Breadstufs-Wheat steady with fair demand holders
offer moderately. Corn steady with fair demand.
Cheese-Fine American, 39s cd per cwt.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2S.-Wheat lower; cash,
ITO bid, 79c asked; October, TIC bid 7Sc asked:
November, 79la0 9Ol4c. Corn weak; cash, 32lec
bid, 33o asked; all tie year. 25c bid, 26c asked.
Oats steady at % 2c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-The market for beef
ity, So. 2504.5O; medium $24O03; ordinary,
$20225; receipts, 1920 head; Sales 1858 head.
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MASTERS SALE
CLglBgg&GIg2tS Railway

BY virtue of certified copy of decree issued out
of the Circuit Court of The United States for the
District of Indiana, directed the UNDERSIGNED,
Master in Chancery of said Court, in a Ger tain cause
pending in said court wherein Henry Ell. Porter and
others are complainants and The Chicago & Great
Southern Railway Company and others are defend
ants the undersigned Master in Chaucery of said
Court will offer for sale, at public auction. at tina
door of the United States Courthouse and Postofes
building, namely, the west door of said bu lding
Market street in the city of indianapolis, county
of Marion and State of Indiana on