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Aio0HoI-ts gallon, S2.s5ellS7.
hRASprEs-DomeStic y gallon, 60 a s.NN
imported cognac, 1871 Is gallon. s4.S0: lSS2 "a
siyi so.iei 1865, s6.55; 1850, STAG, lSS8. IL,
So SlO.50i Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S cognac. tSN,
sAoli $50, S.OO; lisa, $500; lS4S, Hos, ma,
$50; 1918, 5000 ''''
GiN-Domestlc, New York OF Philsdelph,a
& salon, f.Ioi Holland, q gallon, S2OOd M
slr robert Bulnett's Old Tom, y gallon 81 4.
go; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, n essa
NNNis,OVi Holland, = case, $3.50.
NHIss T--Loutsiana rectified, AZ 4 cant
proof u gallon, $50; Western, 81 SOSl al
BOURBON Sl.ttse3.50; Rye Sl.5NaS.50. Scotch
imported, Ss0ogi2Si Irish, Imported N.2.
CHAMPAeNEs - Roudercr Carts Blaneh
spSS6.s, 9 SssSSen, 200 Piper Heidseich, quarts
dozen, &.lOt krug & Co., quarts, n done
lx'oVi Nicer 4 Chandon, Sillery Mousseux q
aoASni slOli CreInant day, y dozen. 9S.09: q
Is. Mumm Co.'s, pints, 81 additional: IN,
VSssehey, A,7b; Extra Dry, 300.
HIREs-CQlliorniR olRret, q gallon Is
S.entandel No. !, q gallon, SaSs5; importss
9,erets, ordinary, II cask, 70O0lSOOO: famii,
eIsretsy per eask, 10.00IaSOO0; npe oIareis \
easg, eOOO9l76.00; Msdoc, a case. am. \!
Jullan, case, $50; Margaux, h case. 7 an
rome Canet, ease, le,00; Larose. 81 oyss
laOl; Leoyill, p case, 1900; Chateau fa0ife
csce' &.o9; oGdiuRry. 4 case, 9.!Ssgs "a
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LEATHER,

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATHrR--X
Of brands, SIC III; A heavy, one brand. ~
crop, 4ic.
buFFALo SLAUGHTER Prime 10 TO al N
Sides SIC III good, IL 10 26 sides, CSC 10; coun-
Ter Il to II ID sides, &c ID; @. D., Matsmoras
&C 10; 10. !, oak harness lea, 80 to $40 M;
no. z, oak harness lea, 81 10 Soc III; Nc. 4
hem harness lea,SSc ID; No. 2hem harnees led
SIC lbi No. l, hem skirting lea, $40 10; Nc. 3
nein skirllng lea. SIC ID. Welt and brlall
leather, 81 10 So a side.
~ HaiLADELPHIA CALF-Extra quality, .,
TO 36 Id 10 dozen, 81 20 IL! SS 10 AZ M Ia 49,,
fi5 lb "A 70 50 ID TO dozen, 81 05 10; 62 to 30 IN
70 dozen, II III; " TO 70 10 TO dozen, $50 10.
FRENCH CALF--Sl Is TO 1870 10; XXX ton.
pings, III colors, 3.2S 10 $3.50 dozen; XXX tor-
plhgs' all colors, extra large, $50 to 81 doEen
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lrnZrrR am nu1np1No MArnnIA1

RoUGn LUMBER-Under Is feet, go y 1900
over % feet, S2l50 r. 1000
DREssED LUMBER-0ne side, select, S2l n
100; one side, over " inches wide, $3.50 =
1000; two sdes 1850 3 1000; one side, lz6el1,
inches, $50 n LOCO; native siding, $40 y 1000
white pine siding, second common, $3.50 n
l,eOO; poplar siding, t95 = 1900; rough ceiling
flb n 1909; n ceiling, dressed and undressed
go b ] 600; q ceiling, dressed and undrossed
s95 n 1000; poplar ceiling, $3.50 y loo; white
zine ceiling, $50 n 1000; dressed and matched
iooring, $3.50 81 600; lS-inch battona, rough
gi7.50 per 900; dressed, S20 = 1000
BaIHcJHs-P 1000; Sap pine, ssG5; hear
pine, a. No, ] cypress, sl.25i o. X cypress
h.b0; boss, best or all heart cypress, IS; di.
m9nsion cypress, inches 70; round end cy'
prosH. y
Posrs-Cedsr posts, he,t, l2kc each.
LATHs-Per loo, AGO.
BRIOK-Dallas brick, SO per 1000.
PLASTER PARIs-NeW York, 400; Michl'
ChMGNT-Rosendale, 2,75 Portland, best
625 per barrel.
sToNF FLuEs-About 500 per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-From l6c per foot, and high
or according to size,
liME-Coopered lime, 200 per barrel.
EAIR-0Oat, DC per pund.
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Yong NIenq.-Rend ThIs.

The NOItaiC Belt company of Mnrch-
ehall, Mich, offers to send their cele-
brated electroVoltaic Belt and other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days to men young or old afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many othor diseases, Com
plete, restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk IL i'm.
CURED, as thirty days trial Is allowed.
phlet free.
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NnnIa ANn-nnnnn.

~ 80 ". ~ etoganst ss,.i2s; boyu' kip sro.
|5ys AYlNei nlpns =, calf bFogana, l.0itS rs;
|,icSehie plova. i.OOcl.S5; bOyia Kip 2.buosle
A'uslrns, eSg l.2., kleuiR huh balls congress ard
knS ~, lSog2.25i mems calf balls, congress
kinS I'M, onttoni 2Noet.sQi nous kip boots, 2l.OlT
Ear nlen'a ~ oais boots, gi.0OC3i5.00; mems
|,ai, soyk y. cali toota, 10. Sj(sp2inO; boys
tsssi,ssstt, ss;boa.T0Q, wonion's ~ kipp olkas
|hlSisej Misses ~ nip polkas, 6AQ7nc;
|,k ,ns " zip polkae, all slsos, t5p65o; child's
|lnd AZ -, -, ~ sizes, 6tsec; women's cali pes
IA ,e, 81 oMxh, l.OoQel 80; Mlssee' calf peg and
|Sb t ivls,n h1l.lV; women's hufi sewed pol
Il lstsi.oi Women'e calf eSwed polish, lao
IN s,,S woinvn'a grain sewed and polish, W
kos5 Mutnep Md sewed, Soei.15; women's
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GRAIN AND nnEAp srurrs.

WREAT-eS07Oc.
RYE--iNansss, NC,
CGRg--In ear, 50c, sacked, coo.
OATg--ln bulk, oSc in sack, 500, nom storI
% 10 So higher.
FLouR-porc wt., Patent, $40; fancy, s2.e5
choice family, tsi5; xxx, S2S5; low grade
i2Ch.
BsAH.- Per owt:At mills, SO; IN store, p5CoDyl
.CoRNNEAIr-Fino bolted yer 100 pounds
i2n.
HdMrSY AVN GRirg-y5 per barrel.
FENn--ChOpped corn per 100 pounds, ti.21
ihoppae corn aud Data Per 100 pounds, l.Eli
lorn bran per 100 pounds, i1c.
GsAuAM FLouR-por 100 pounds, IS.
uAy-prairle, Is per ton, or ~ loose; mil
iot, 70 per ton, or 81 loose.
MIgI.ET SEEn-d5o; German n,illet.s0c.
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MARKErs BY rEnEGnApu

sr TorrIs Afo,ch u " FLAW ,,,,,i,o,,.,
Wheat openeG n rractin,S hi uih,or"ns9u. -,
o oa. cIN 20 y, M, ~ raiieu agaln ana
s5SISSi |'coet.' sm ' Sets 'atIiuuyi no RED,
%Iisy. SSsS.5t 'rn,[ce 'i"siHs eo52'Se07s,
Earn inn Sn1 Incb,roed. .sslo,oes/ aIs,s
Sli April ss3 NO. NAV. "a III{s 4c cash
6eis GigIr: and (yScrv SS,,, Uyi 'Si'e'
qoi% M ''''" WY e'""' o@1a Dld cash )
'-Whisky sta,d, .1l4
c,rrn,geI f,,,,, - 90 o.,
Won st.nnt In6 ,'Ssho1 o,.o,.
Nqnsntyi 49,, cAa1 lNll cup, U9lO12
P Plo i5 "u'i ana weak very little done.
Io.GS' f-orr-s
Prjf Sioo,sal,c,. OH, c,,zc,o,,
cleaf.6 % ''"' V''~o'l7>2' SNORT
R booog loLs . i'.'i.'l l, ,,s,o.
ioGs5 ort cl8G, g5t3 cav AZ shoIV I'D o'0O
faipjs,L y l. ,oo. ,,,.,..,..-...,
sSbtJ l,,,, IA, ~ "vaAeI some sales
s,norte n Sa. s ~, iahge unchanged;
scIIi,o, t g." W 'iloiVei e'1Wao'uVi
,toors ana ,,' s'VJi H1llIornla
inicbr. et.are w. ". i.vU9 i,o3' natlYo
SS;oIa. '''N''' -''''' Vu"s anu helIefs,
III H." p...,.,,.,.. ...........,
mon n, LIZ, > a. Se Wy Hrm cem-
Si an. e,,r1 ~ % ~ -r''V' suou 10 iholcei SOD
S'''.' N'''"' 1904 90,
CuIcAGo aIarcb " i3Io,,. ,.,,i,,, ,,,., go.
c1onqo6 '''''" $50 iOu' HuleJ ana uh-
'V Wbssst fo,rIv active o,oro, ,t.o,, van,
ttl'' 49, ~ ,'.i "1' w NDeLcl strohg, - 10 -
ss neSl s'n oegiieu nearly lc rallied IS
March,. ~ 7ig uS kWIu Sge,el{erdlsy'
closed r.; az, sio an al Aprll, H94GlJ}s
S sd 7as ~ cl % e. e9s21 1875 No2
corn Sidsd af no, 2RS . to higher declined
S Mn 4f W. =, or J., nr, IF 70 57s closed 575si
Nfa2, "a x, - = E.o.'W h13,
r, doIA ~ ,ail Ia, V,m'nd advanced i5c early
5lcur6, yts.',i, "b"lui una Hum 4, closed
ii-tn,iS nb ',i,,,N" .N"'"i ll"19ii nv May,
eos., ia ''''1~ -'''' june h'VO9lz ~,
Tari d,,,.,. closed n g,,,5o-n,,.,....
G-G M, xii M iii'Ne nlsseli cash,
piiii, " H. H. -, ~, ~ G1ley 0'oD8OVi'
9 ~ iC',a li' i'll ,''liNhu ana nIlni shoul-
WA AZ g6's''oi suof' flos' 7'9'i short clear
T6e Drovers Jopr,oi r.,.ort.. NJ. -
eeIpts, i56, nctIy" and M m llhds 5s
Cattlo-Recc,,.ts -o.,. s,.,,. ..,,.
IN in,rs,, IA a. : ~. saoW "hv weak . 70
lO,rytrs i 4, IN. ,,,, ssgEVLs' f-og
sheer. bccSiH,, iSH" W uugoyV
rsI',,t, ,,, ~, 9,3N strong ana actvei
It', ~ W guN"i " WyNtNi good u extra,
''-'''''" va w l.ue l1iuus SOFA NJ tol
E,Ns,e cum f,2N77 ~ ~ mn, r,... ,..
ndica on roroi'e, S',Iic tuo ~ .t9 ~.
weaker and 5tn la ,,Sr cynay ttssr
Son Y so ~, w. Gaolee shipping, 4SOgoIOi
AGO.: cows suI,g5 ~ ''--''' 49, '''"V''i f'u@
Hoes Il .c,I,ts mn. o,,,, o,,5 . .,,.
higher. nj dpOt "a WV ''''''' "''N '''"'
Sheen No.. ne, ,,l. stoo,,,.. coi,. O., ,.,,.,,
S 9S.'' ''' -'oVs '~li common TO medium, lO9
Wbcot I.i.bcr. c,sb 80. Anil CT. NJ.
sd '''e''''' N"''' va Np'i' va May
goro tto.dy. ,al, gis,. A,r,t ON, ,,,,
Nav, Sls ''''' -NP'ii ora o'ui
e'' S'r,,. .,.,,,,-
o,S EW 1oRk' March q, Booves-Reecipts
% m e'. Nil.Sti NO trnulhE IN i've
Si tusel ~ ~ slI's |4gtU' .,,
Gs-s w it,vV'i ~ l,3V9i PuleG but hrmi 40
dr1s5,,Ji ~ , ~ $1,000 loI ythrilhg lNmbsi
~ IN :. ~, iSo'ai u'esseu !earlihBs'
Consb 60 !" c'' 49, b. ~, III. ,..,
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l,.W,v ,,.A-'Aerlcan, nee ofburrs, lo5Rl2o Mex.
si,,.. improved, l2tii7o, cOatae, l6e; nue me.
Sr elt lbIltci fine wool, according 10 din and
ises- ..-lloni lt@t2o; bury, afeo per pound
~ NoeorlnY % hume.
a. 't,iil.A!al--lrine rluup nmg, ~ M sid ~,
- nj aocoudti plump UNITS, ~ ~ and an,
sS1ss i,s 70; prime liglt and klps,llllo per n;
800 l,lla and stsgE 36tllC per 10, DIR faltod
~ 'fe' according ~ condition. green saited,
A'loN Prime talic9v, &c; tsllow saassa,
~ 'F'n. vrilrw ir hfnvn. Afhc.
z;x,AsalLhIEs--uecr skins, ie,glSs; antslopa, 10
'll,'e SShsgy petite 81 poy wool, 9DlO65c; ehear-
0wer, '"''" 'hu poverty from .ssoo
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LIVE sTO0R.

fhe quotations given below refer 10 corn. IL 4
animals, living weight.l
tYEs-32E0sic per pound
CoWss@Sc per pound, milch COVE, com.
won, $50 per head.
sHEEp-Prime, Sls31zc per pound.
1oATs-NOne or the market.
Hoog-S1sC5ic per pound.
Bulls AND STAGs--I1S(e2o per pound.
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FRUIT. POULTRY, GAME. rrN

APFLEs-s5.OO per barrel.
ORANGEs-Slolly, y box, $50.
LEyeSs-Slclly, 4 box, 1850.
DArEB-In trails, 7c.
BArAsAs-S.O0CDi.0O 4 bunch.
GRArEs-Malaga, none.
SWEET PorAroEs-l.OQel.O.
ONroNs--S500 n barrel
PorAroKs-p bushel, l.S0.
CABBAoE-4c per ID.
oHIcKxNs-ws quote al 500 y dsrsn;
turkeys, 100.
Eo0s-l0c n doxen.
BurTER-Rest grade northern, $50, best
Dallas county, 2ei other Tomas County but
Ter, nc 10 SO, according 70 quality.
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wOOTAN WELLS.
Robinson County, Texas-Open Summer
and Winter

AN""A'o"h COuhtyi IeNAs-Open Summer
and Winter.
one hundred and forty miles north Of
houston to Wootan Wells junction on
houston ~ Texas Central railway.
Street cars meet all day trains. Ac
knowleged the best mineral water In
the south. Has cured thousands. Write
for testimonials. Enquire for exeur-
sion tickets, at all Houston Il Texar
Central railway offices. Water by OK,
press, @. o, ID. Hotel will be under new
management. Comfortable offices with
chimneys Two mails each day. Board
including mineral watQr, from SO to 81.
per week. Address, Wootan We'll,
company, Wootan Wells, Texas.
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Pnpor Hanging I.o,ver 1,,,on Foo.

Satisfy yourselves Of the above asser-
tion by calling on us, and we will take
pleasure in showing you our specimen
work and an entirely new and full line
OF decorations aud paper hangings.
MCCALL q ERNENWFIN,
80 Main streeL
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Why was the English army unsuo.
cessful in Egypt? Simply because they
were cut of from their Glen Lea sup
plies.
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Ed. Randall has just received couple
OF new and elegant picnic and fishing
wagons. Do not forgot him.
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so ,i,you are ,ifed taking the large
.fie IIyeo Rrllint pills, try Carter's
A liver fllls and take some com
kil' ! Va esn't stand everything. }
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Oct. 24.-The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, z, 1000. The market was nominally
steady; shipping steers, So. 005 SO; stockers and
feeders, $203.75; cows, bulls and mixed. 3 rs;
through Texas cattle slow at So. 5o03. 25; Western
rangers slow; natives and half breeds, 1904.
Hogs-Receipts. 20. 600: shipments, s 1000. The
market was steady; rough and mixed, So. 1908. as:
packing and shipping. $3.5503.8O light weights.
$3 O03 .S5; skips, $2.5O02.75.
Sheep and Misunderstanding, 1000. Trading
lambs, $1.7502.50.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24.-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, lob; shipments.
none. The market was steady and fairly active: az
porters. SIS. 2005.4O; good to choice shipping steers.
So. 0 15; common to medium, $4,000. rs;
stockers and feeders, ~$2.SO03.9O; grass Texas
Hogs-Receipts, 1885,: shipments 1893. The
market was active and 501Oc higher; good to choice,
$3.4O03.5O; common to medium. $3.2503.35
~Sheep-Receipts, none; shipments. none. The mar
ket was quiet; fair to good muttons, 81. 5O03;c com
mon to medium. $l.5O02.40.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. d. Cattle Receipts. BAT;
shipments, 500. The supply was very scant, and
only a small retail trade was done at dull and weak
prices,
Hogs - Receipts, 1,4OO; shipments. 1900. The
market was firm but inactive; packing grades, $3.50
$3.50; Workers and butchering grades, $3.6503.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100; shipments,
200. There vas no supply and nothing done.
EAST BIER Oct. 24.-Cattle-Nothing doing:
all through consignments. Receipts, ,O54 head:
shipments, 274 head.
Hogs-The market was slow; Philadelphia, So. IS
$3.50; Workers. $3.7003.95. Receipts, 5000 head;
shipments, 5, 700 head.
Sheep-The market was dull and nothing doing.
Receipts. 800 head; shipments. 300 head.
Oct 24-Hogs firm; common and
light, So. So 03 rs; packing and butchers, S3. $50
$40. Receipts, z, 7O6; shipments, 6l5.
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all the year, 37lac: May. 3s19c. Oats little doing;
No. 2 cash, &c asked; November, etc, May, 3Ilac.
Clover-seed quiet; cash nominal at So. So; November,
$5.52l2; December, $500; January, $50. Receipts
Wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 10000 bu. shipments
Wheat. 9, 1000 bu.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-Cotton steady; middiing,
9'sc. Flour heavy and unchanged. Wheat heavy;
No. 2 red. 95c; receipts, 800 bu; shipments. $500
bu- Corn easy; No. 2 mixed, 45045loc. Oats in
easier; No. 2, 65066c. Barley steady; extra No.
3 spring, 5606Oc. Provisions-Mess pork quiet at
1878. Lard easier at 5.S005. S5c. Bulk meats
quiet; shoulders. &c; short ribs. 5.12l2c. Bacon
easier; shoulders. 3.75c; short ribs, $3.50; short
clear sides, &c. Whisky steady at $1.O7. Butter
dull and unchanged. Sugar dull and lower; hard re-
fined, 67s074c. Eggs easier at 17017lac. Cheese
firm and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Corn.meal easier at
$2.15: Hog products duh; weak and lower. Pork,
S9.12l9; lar9, refined tierce, 6. 25c; bulk meats,
shoulders, 3.S5c; long clear, $500; clear ribs, s. 62loc;
bacon shoulders. 3.62l2c; long clear, &c; clear ribs,
6.IOc; hams, 1O4O1Cac. Sugar active but not
quotaoly higher. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
Sales, 1000 bales, including 500 for speculation and
EXPORT. and 5000 bales American. Breadstufs-
Wheat firm with a fair demand; holders offer moder-
ately. Corn steady witha fair demand. T~allow-Fine
American, 2Ss ~ cwt.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24.-Wheat quiet; cash,
744c bid, 745se asked; November, 751sc bid. 75lac
asked; December. Tic bid. 1850 asked. Corn quiet; cash,
Z9c bid. 3l12c asked; November. &c bid, 2Sc asked;
May, 20c. Oats nominal; 20Hsc bid, 2l19c asked.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. quiet; middiing;
9ss09l2c. Grain dull. Wheat-No. 2 long-berry,
99c; No. 2 red. 96O97c. Corn-No. 2 mixed. 45c:
No. z white, 46la047c. Oats-New No. Q mixed.
27l2c. Provisions firm and unchanged.
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The Charity and Military Pail.

The invitations for the first annual military
and charity ball will be issued during the pres
ent week, and all persons who have friends they
desire invited are requested to furnish
their names to Mr.. Henry Frazer, No. Is
South Meridian street, who will mail them
direct. The indications are that it will be the
largest and most elaborate affair of the kind
ever held in the West. The arrangements for
the hall are progressing very satisfactorily. The
tickets can now be had of w. +. Colt, at the In
dianapolis National Bank. Residents Of this
city VINO have determined to attend are re-
quested to purchase tickets at once.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Summing Up of Results by the Indian
apolis Grocer.

ANDIANAFOLIS, OCT. "A.
In the week closing to-day trade has shown
some improvement over the preceding week.
yet among merchants there is evidence that the
volume of business this month has fallen below
anticipations as the month came in. There seems
to be plenty of orders. but they are limited, and
a disposition is shown by country merchants to
purchase in a rather hand to- mouth style.
But all seem hopeful that, with cooler
weather, and with the movement of
the new corn and the hog crop, and
q freer distribution Of money, there will be a
a decided Improvement in business. The Indiau-
apolis Grocer of to-day, in summarizing the bust
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NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton-The Post, in It's
cotton review, says: Yesterdays movements in
future deliveries repeated itself to-day. Prizes fuc-
tuated four points, and after sales of 80, 900 bales,
the market closed quiet but steady, 2-1OO03-1OOc
lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON. Oct. 24.-Cotton easy; middling,
94c; low ~middling, SEC: good ordinary. Si2c; net
and gross receipts, 7,170 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 5.303 bales; sales, 9, 1O1 bales; stock on
hand. 80, 5O4 bales.
E ORLEANS. Oct. "a. Cotton steadier; net re.
ceipts, 1887 bales; gross receipts, 11,742; ex-
ports c~oastwise, 3,237 bales; sales, 5000 bales;
stock on hand, 131 ,56S bales.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet and I'm.
changed; %middling, 8 3-l6c; sales, 700 bales; re-
hand, 21, 800 bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet; middling,
91sc: receipts, 1867 bales; shipments. 8, 46S bales;
stock on hand, 40, 213 bales; sales, /, 100 bales.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Oct, 24.-The petroleum market was
quite active but without excitement. 1t opened I'M
changed at $40 yielded quickly to $1.0S4, rallied
slowly to ST. .O97s, declined late in the day to ST. .OS7s.
and closed at $1.O91s, with $1.O9 bid. The sales
were 1O,068, 900 brls.
BRADFORD, Oct. 24-National Transit Company
certificates opened at $1.0S7s, and closed at
$1.O9; highest price, 81 O92a; lowest price, 81. Oss4.
runs, 58.635 brls; total shipments. 777TTuu brls:
charters, 21.s25 brls; clearancsss, 1922, 600 brls.
OIL CITY, Oct. 4.-National Transit Company
certificates opened at $1.O9; highest price, 81. 09s4;
lowest price. $1.O8os; closed at ST. .09ls; sales.
l,ooO.OOO brls; clearances, 6,046. 600 brls; char
tiers, 1925 brls; shipments. n, 779 brls.
P~ITTSBURG, Oct. 24.-The petroleum market was
dull but firm. National Transit Company certificates
opened at $l.O9 and closed at $l.O94; highest
price, $1.O94; lowest, $1.0SA.
T~ITUSvILLE. Oct. ~24.-National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at ST. .Oa, and closed at
$1.09ls; highest price, $1,000; lowest price,
$1.OS5s.
ANTWERP, Oct. 24.-Petroleum 19f SOC paid and
sellers for fine pale American.
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SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
Items of Information for Members of Frater-
nities-Masons and Odd Fellows.
Masonic

Masonic.
Raper Commandery, No. l, K. T., viii work
the Red Cross degrees ON Tuesday evening.
Mystic Tie Lodge, No. 1893, f. and A. M, will
work the Master Mason degree tomorrow even
ing.
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection, A. and
A. Rite, will confer the degrees on Wednesday
evening.
The special fall convocation of the Scottish
Rite will be held Nov. IL, Is and 10, in the tenn
ple-house of the Rite. on South Pennsylvania
street.
Grand Master Albert P. Charles has granted
a dispensation to Euclid Lodge, F. and A. M, of
Terre Haute. This makes the fourth Masonic
lodge at that place.
During the session of the Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons, last week. a past grand high
priest jewel was presented to Benjamin F. Daw-
son. the retiring high priest, by his associate
grand officers.
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LONDON. Oct 24-3P. M.-Government bonds
-Consols, 100 Sic for money and 1909 for &C
count United States bonds, tours, 1911; four
and-a-halfs, 116s. Railroad b~onds-Atlantic &
Great Western frsts. 1864; Atlantic & Great
Western seconds. 1909; Canadian Pacific. l494:
Erie, 122s; Erie seconds, So; Mexican ordinary,
25a; st. Paul common, S7s; New York Cen.
trail, lO64; Pennsylvania, 1863; Reading. 111s.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bank of England on balance to-day is El5, 900.
BIC for account.
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A New Indiana Author.

Mr.. Jacob 2. Dunn. jr, of this city. has writ
ten a book entitled Mountain Massacres," Civ
ing g history of the Indian wars in the far West,
which will be published by the Harper Brothers,
of New York, who speak of the work in the
highest terms of commentator. Mr.. Dunn will
receive a royalty on the sale, which will, the
publishers think, be large. The work viii con-
tain 40 special illustrations.