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II l-ValNt NHttIil-FVI =.
Flour-oaiet. steady = ! unchanged
Wh--g-- a rNk =s1 lov er s, cab = g. !.
Deem e.. 15ts sf.14 closing ~ Ja1r ~ f,
- :. 177A4 ciaslng -: Azy, - &st's c3o-lnc,
SlsE-4-s
IN Dull aud easy: NJ. mixed Cs>h, . :
Decs bel, S57s biz; J>uus-E go &sr So
kye-lja3l aaI easy: CAB, 80 De
CEN Ser, - May, ga tgI's
X - Ste2 ST - BID.
Earley-U rctag geo.
i-sl-pati aad ngmlraily wszkzr s: 81 20
s. k-d f0r a Grades
f.uster-EIFE1l; q can. erx, ft2t-Es &3-+
EE<z-Eirm iStsSis
- hickey sfszt.y GI 81 %
frevi>i0us-AcfI.e aaG stronger
Pork Ht-her. - =
Lsrlt-FlrTil ~ s. >SsSS5 -
HeceI Pts- Ffoy-, o. e sesf. > ,,as7- coT2s
S5 us1. 0sts - $50. re a1u. eErl~r. Is,tss+.
>hipmeats-tiogr. ts0; sbez1- 90, n,
5. 90, 0sts, 2,e-o; rye. Rome: bariss. ga
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St I.nrisI.ive stock.

ST LoCIS, November -
Cattie-Receipts. $50; shipment, loo; $ on
Win -troaS dem sad for dseIrsb feeders ard
siock--s; choice nat sc steers, 81 sss-l -.
common 10 guoy, snipsiu s. 10 g - 10; bU N
e- te- - fair 10 ChDi -. :; i0s 81 l95 es,ier-
fair 10 good s. sue 30 TsKaHs aud Indians
c.Iunlpn 10 pr M, 81 900 IS -
H.S>-keceipts, l2so. shipments, none;
sc.iye ana shade bigger o. sii kinds. eoctce
n. Ayy asfa uatcherz' seize ions. = . E - ~ &,
hackers far 10 -test. = 65s - s., WORKERS
Inediam TO choice. g 90 $50. pigs c IA
mon "a good, 3 800 - -.
sh- ep--teceipt-. none s5if ant lovS hrfn .
com -Iat,a 20 choice, ~ ss~s - -
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IiII-~fa.

TFEOSzyA. Nov f3-C pom receiving
FROM the King If Denmark q telegram r.
fsg,i1g hi, conseuJ 80 Pm CT Waideruian ;
acceptance II the Bulgarian throne, The re-
gecis ri --ilei- Fhe sohranje voted oona-
dcnce in The regents. hli tAey Declined 70
withdraw their resi gnaii0a. fAe SotfaDJe
has jjourned all the matters goiog II -
ia \ depslagian sill slslt The k1foPaii
coar:s ~ pray the powers 20 nofnlnafe
candidate fer the throne.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
hungary.

BrDA PrsrH. Nov 10. - Count kal-
nakv. minister of foreign affairs for the
whole of the Aus;ro- Hungarian empire
to-day made before the delegations Il decia-
ration Of imperial foreign policy. Count
Kalnoky's speech was rc-echo Of the sen
tineals lately expressed by NJ Tisza, main
tanning the laify's declaration tina; the
peace Of Europe for the present was as
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Nov. I3.-TLe IN
dianar0li-. Peru and Chicago railroad 8
division 81 Tie Wabash system, was Sod
under q decree If foreclosure this afternoon
D, Commissioner flshtack Il. ~ divisions
wt.e r~chas~d by the tongholders The
firsi f,.r $3.50. Coo. the Second TOR : 800 $50.
The purcila ers decline 20 s'aia shat % p
sit;cg fhs, viil Usakc win the UTep@T.E
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He Refused Ia Prosecute.

sE1AEGA. No. Nov las : Coy. TIE
father IF Ada Coy. 0ho ran away from
Holden 81 in Ilts. . Garrison Ia this city ,
under pFcsl1se - marriage. arrived IN the
city fosisy ag,d took his ia z-il.cr home on
ile evening train. lie declined ~ pros
cule 6ar1i-cu aad h1 Wszs released
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- Ahnnt sIn0,nOn.

SrAPLEToN. L. /. Nov. ia fire
which started at 4 o'clock in the hc-!no,
Staten Island. dyeiBg establishment, al
West New Brighton destroyed the press
house. dyeiag house, frame room. and silk
room. together with the contents and ma
ohiuerv. Loss about <l0ots'J.
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Missonri EIecrion NeNs

Kansas CRY, NoY. IA Journals
jefferson Ciiv special says: The offieiaI
regarms complete show the next legislature
10 be Democratic on joint bail by MAJOR
II Of -. 4 ins>s az one senator and thirteen
mesnters Of the hovse for the Democrats
including three elected a. Independents
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VVANTED-A lady room mate, one who IS en-
w ployed during the day. No. 2JJ Norm sam
street, up stairs, room Il "l'+-''
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

TIE EAaEE p-sss:sEg a-as' a-sfi< tf@S ~
szb.snf-.zs.. = prsp4-@1 = q" ~ A4f-sls O
;ot, rsr5atazg szad bas1s t~so< sasSiax- Ea-@s
.r.s-sng thesr zork T. s'e srss-@'iA-sa u ever
-es,yyi- Al sEssoler @Fork, esfcss, s'sfaz-s'
r=.rfor@:e-1. sssrs1e-sr~t--9r leSss.-si prscss
ssy,aaI - karszs City - - Lszss-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

The EAGLE irlutsFz ho1se haTs = ksSeN
81 tbe blanks Eat ssre god l. thea n iasF
ts4ssBess. also justice s9c&e.s, eiFla as
esrrn,ral cas,1isisssss. ~ - l0w 3gs5rs - sly
sinner. Il The zes[ S'-a
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Sedalia,s EiaZe.

SEpAIIA, No. Nov. 13.-AboCt 1929
O'Clock this morning The grocery store o.
CYRUS Goodrich. on " est Main street was
dcs,ro7ed by FIRE. together with lis con
tents. Los, about s., 900; insurance
81 900.
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Re,nrneli Hn,ne

Ng1y YORK. Nov is-N B4rsanldi aui
Nine B-rtholsii sailed for France Ibis
morning. IA the steamer La Boargoyne-
The.r sudden departure vas IA conss
susnce If the Hines of Barthoidis sgat
mother
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r-Thc shove should be furnished
Tn fSe oairer- Of earn sell regulated
Town.hip.a at the expense of the Town
-lip. The EAGLE has tie tnost com
ple,e Books and Blanks nov pu blished.
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kansas City Live stock.
K.xsAs CITY. Noven;he- IS


Cattle-Rsce!itS. I.5~ shipments, none. active.
GOOD 10 choice s. 1904 Go, medium 8 -
"a 81 t.; stocSere $ 1855 >. fee.NuE s5et7~ -ss
s. 81 cows s. 5asS9 co. grass range s-eeas = -
;, -.
dcgs-E Receipts 4.74& shipmenss, none; high r.
IS
SheeI-Receipts. ~; shipments, none, S:eaay.
L-as to cSoice - 61e s. j., cpInus0D B1ssi-1 an.
~ 5lsES- -
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Bargains III Real Estate.

fine agricultural and stock farm. three and one
half miles from city, about 10 acres broke, one quar-
fenced for paUGre, plenty OF water ana
small house.
Also 9r1 iots in city finely located and in good
neishborhoOd Special terms 10 those wishing TO
make homes.
Also SUBURBAN property. For further particulars
So Chris + Pcart:e agent fer Nn G9efei4Sjein. -
,;sr Hjaa .
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Kignres No, AIteresl.

Nzw Yeas. S0v I3-The board Of
coanlr c.4axas-ers rnsIs iElesr report MS
afternoon ~ ltse resalf q tise state election,
anal ll4e figures 81 H1s alter Tie result -
1bts elssefissn
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL,

Of Hall & Bennett,
Gives speca! attention to Diseases OF women, Elo0d
and skin Diseases and all troubles Of the Urinary
Organs speedily cured n both sexes. ONCE over
Woodman's Bank. North 5Iain street. Consultation
day or night FREE (Read Drs. Hall & Benefits card
in this paper.) l2lu
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Chicago Grain ara Provisions.

CHICAGO soveasb+r is.
The markets toisT Wore qgiet sR. tie seasr
81 feeling wss one OF weakness LNrsa ae-ip.s
ard clear cold westhsr hid depressing eGsc:
on values from the .rs t.osiEg prices Of
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-~ss,ssSSXNlIa<-
daily = eagle

Advert >sneits "A s1- column VIII be charged for
Al -ste 81 fise Gents per line ger week. No adj
..-izrE1eut- s:Sen for less than - cents and viii
~, ;ir Inserted lga;il pad for
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

NEW ToBs, Ny l3-The JUS ia the
Sears blackmail case This afternoon r.
Turned q veraio; Of gIiliy agafns, Detective
Whiieman.
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Total SALES Of stocks today. 5000 shares.
Ncx York arnln and Provisions.

New YORK, Novc.uo-r =.
wheat over; ur-raGed red. 7sss5; No. , red.
s&s.; elevator. 81 ES5 afioat Nc.2 rsG, November,
81 Dec mbcr. NiA,dE'5le.
l-;i nr;isieti, sei5l5; Nc = ~ elevator. s5Z;
afia;ss. Ne. > December. 45}tgrI7E
Oays-,iixci western. 3! s53ii WAitc do. 35y+o.
Bu'tej-FirIh al Pos.
Caefse--WesteFn iiat, l!%. az
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WANTED.

TANTED-Spectal inducement, for few days
w only two 2}aCres desirable college hill prop
erty be sold sacrifice IL : to your interest 20
cali at Kaufma,'s. 5l3 East Douglas avenue. i545t
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New ORR Money.

NEW YORK, November IS
Money On calqUiet At - 8! per cent, closing at
asked.
Prime msrcaGtie paper 4G5-
Sterltn, exchange duh and unchanged actual rates
- "a for % day bills ami ~ for demand.
Government bonds dun and steady.
State bonds quiet and lirm.
The stock market was again extremely irregular,
though prices in tie morning showed increases,
which in many cases were lost III the afternoon
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wheat were 10 ssc under ye ter lays hgures.
Cor, closed 70 LIVER.

Cas- gu ia i,sI-s Were a. follows:
No. , -prit VIII at; 13 ta1sa. M. } sprif &
wheat, 5, ha6s1s: No. red y heat, 10. "a
so roTL 3J1s.
No. oats "a a 20.
NJ. 2 ry~ 81.
NJ baTi-s 81
Fl seed 80 sl4
IT 'm- by al ESQ 81 60
iIes- Pc K S.. 5odS9 81.
I.arl - o..
Whisky 81 l..
m ieadln. fatures ranged SIS follows:
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STRAYED.

C,TRAYED OR STOLEN-on the 12ih Of this month
- a lay horse anu sorrel mare with white fact
lad harness on both traved from Meade avenue.
r no +i.iIer will receive liberal reward 10y le1 wing
thp sa ne at Fords barn, on Main street d3l5t-
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STORAGE.

CTORAGE-For household goods or merchandise,
= s5A,- or iUuse; If you nave any goods 10 store
bring them 70 the Wichita Storage Co, No. rs West
DoiiElas k~ti
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Admltir.l - 1919

NEW YoHK. Nos 10 The wiG # the
late Mr.. i 7. Stewart WIS admitted To
nTnhaie tbs morning.
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w. ANTria- SCrarer holders and tcanlsterS thirty
W miles >outS camp supply lndlap territory
~, kova ~ tent ION of tie southern Kansas fI''''
U.rI \ Courtney. railroad contractors ois'th4
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago Live stock.
.HsGA6o. November Is.
Cs.tle-ReceiDts GO hpmeDt-
Inarset closed st-a.iy -hipp e e-rs 81 900,
- 10: sta.ket 5 and ise-ie. 81 liRI 5 b:
bulls and ui;<ei 81 20 . e5 80; INK 81 -
s. 30 throuzh leXas wv: lie y. so id@Si 90:
western raugers low; rs'ives ahd half
breeds s. s Ia s. -, NJ vii ter ri iexAns, 5.
ass 90.
ogs-R. ceipts. IL GO; hipme"ts, * 04.
market .troag or 20 ii, ROACH and MIXED 4,
81 .SKd So -: packing HHd shipping ,OS
- ~ light S. 81 c s; -. -kips, s. Oyq IS o..
Sneep-hs,e pa, ) o3l, shii men eco
market slow bu5 ste ,dy; ma ives. 81 0Ad51i 30
w-s.erc, s. O',a.si %; TeXans, 81 U'c IS o.,
.amb-, S. z5a3t 50.
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FOR RENT.

II cti.-6tH
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Each Township Treasurer should
have = treasurer Record.
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V--OR RENT-A neat; cosy cottage, rooms. rr-
Il served wen furnished Apply 10 ''indexer
register OF deeds Office. lS3St-
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Each Road Cverseer should q

Each Road Overseer should hase
a Eoai Over-eCy's Account BOOK. Re
eeiai Zoos for i.abor. Receipt Book
Ter Extra WORK. aud Reee.pl isosk
for Material I5sed.
Each Justice of the Peace -honld
have 3 Civil .>oeke.. Criminal Docket,
Zach Constable shoald n@Ye a.
assortment ~ i;5aDk-
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InMnshi1 GMrPrs.

Read and Order what you should
Have TO Comply with the Law.
|. Each Township Trustee ehoiid
have Trustee Record. R0ad Record.
Poor Record and a fuH -et 81 Town-
ship Slauk-; also some stationery.
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EOIND.

TOTrND-The best real estate Office in the city TO
4 buy or sell city property farms. All business
transacted through the bank. Bring in your lists;
prompt attention given 10 them. Cffiee 3i1 kasT
Dofl-IaS ave I1-pt
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Each Township Clerk -hoBld
have 6 Clerks Record sd Warrant
Book.
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scripts Fiour II 900; wheat $3.50: corn
l0I COZ: nats 50 go: rye Sc o.; ba ley $40
Shturne II - bur 30 VIII I, "a o. cor,
1863 90, cats 1l9 $50, rye ~ co.; barley u coo
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32c harness. 30035c skirtine 37038c; black bride
" doz. $6O065, fair bridle SCOTS ~ doz: city kip,
$600s0; French kip, 85c0$1.20 city calf skins,
S5cD$l To- French calf skins. 81. 15Dl.SO.
HTDEs-Green, 7c; heavy stser. 7Aac; green salt,
S0S2c green salted calf Zoe; dry flint. lie; ary
salted Ice. Damaged one-third off the above prices
SHEEP SKINS-30 050c.
TALLow-Prime, 3lec
GREASE Brown, 2lec; yellow. 2a4e; white, 312c.
0ILCAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal 600 lbs, $l5; 1000 lbs,
$50. Bags and drayage extra.
PROVISIONS.
WHoIEsALE PR1cEs-Prime lard, 1850; short ribs,
6Ac sweet-pickled shoulders. none In market
hams lie.
JoBBING PRIcEs-Smoked Meats-Sugar cured
hams. 10 lbs average. 1219013c: 17l2 ms average
1240I2a4c; 20 fbs average, II a4012cl4 % to .
08l4c California hams, ga 0Sac; English cured
breakfast bacon 10loc: English shoulders Sac: dried
beef. 13O17a9c. Bacon. clear sides light or medium
weight, 8 Sac bellies light medium do. Sc; backs
Light or medium weight 8Aoc. Dry-sa.ted and Picked
Observation-Disclosures clear sides (unsmoked) Sl4c;
backs bellies (unsmoked), &c; clear pork.
~ brl 200 lbs, none; ham pork, y brl 200
fbs, $Io5o. Lard-Pure leaf, kettlerendered
price of tierces; 20-fb pals ac advance; sob
cans in 100 b cases. Lee advance; 20tb cans in 80 10
cases, lac advance; lob IN 60b cases. l2c ad
vance; 5 cans in cob cases. ssc advance; 3fb
,ans in COBB cases, Sc advance.
PRODUCE
Overwhelmingly fancy, 20 022c; choice country.
10O12e; common, 6OSc.
BEEswAx-Dark 1Sc: yellow, zoe.
EGGs-Shippers paying 13c. loss off; selling from
store at 14O15c.
FEArHERs-Prime geese, 45c ~ 70; mixed duck, 20
O25c ~ 10.
PoULTRY-Hens, 7l9c; young chickens, shippers
paying7 aee ~ 10; ROSTERS 3oc ducks 6cper fb geese
So ~ doz for fnl feathered, $3.50 for young or
picked; hen turkeys Sc ~ fb; toms. &c per h6.
WooL-Medium, % 024c; onefourth blood, 21O
23c braid. 18021c; bury, Cotswold and black, 50
10c less We quote prices on farmers lots; on large
lots slightly higher prices paid.
SEEDS.
Prime clover. $404.5O % bu; prime timothy,
$2.10O2.25 FP bu clean blue grass. $1O
LIS Y bu; red top, 75c0$l " Blu: orchard grass.
81. 5O02 ~ bu; German milet. 81 ~ bu; common
millet Use " bu; faxseed, selected, $1.1o01.40 S
blu: seed rye 75c 9R bu.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts 5000: shipments. 3, 600.
Market quiet and weaker; fancy cattle, $3.50; ship
ping steers $50 to 500 rbs SO 25 O5 80; stockers
andfeeders So 2O03 20 cows bulls and mixed, ST. so
at $2.4O @345; Western rangers slow natives and
half-breeds, S3039O cows, $2.5003; wintered
Texans. So 60; sales of 735 Montana Texans 975
tbs at $40; 142 Dakotas, .196 lbs, at So. co. Zoo
Montana, 1897 TBS. at So. 25039O
Hogs Receipts. %, 600; shipments, 5000 Mar
ket slow and DC lower; rough and mixed, $1,000
800 So; sEIps, $25o93755. ' NSA''
Sheep-Reeeipts: 30oo shipments 500. Market
steady; natives, 1904, Western, So 0315; Tex
ans $203. Is; lambs, $405.
NEW YORK, Sept. Observation-Disclosures ITO
carloads all for the market and carried over trad
ing in beef cattle; dressed beef extremely du 81 GIG
u SC per TO for natives sides, and 0006 for Texas
and Colorado do. with good corn-fed Colorado beef
selling at 6ai az dc. Exports 45o beeves and 800
quarters of beef
quiet at steady prices for sheep and easier figures for
lambs; extremes So 25 04. SO for sheep and 81 600
for lambs; few choice extra lambs going to $610
06.25.
at $4.9e0S.2O per 100 lbs
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Cattle-Reeeipts, J. 800;
shipments. 700. The market was active and Toe
higher all sold; good to choice shipping 1850
4 80; common to fair So. 6004.25 butcher steers.
So. 1904. 10: cows and heifers, $2.2503.50; Texas
Hogs-Recepts, $780, shipments 800. The mar
ket was active at steady prices; butchers and best
heavy, $490951O; common to good packing,
$40 S5; light and mixed, 81 20.
Sheep-Recepts, 1900; shipments, $500. The
market weaker at ap2 Is 03.65.
EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 16. - Cattle-Recepts,
361; shipments, 494 The market steady at yes
terday's prices
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 2,4OO The
market firm. Philadephias. SIS Is 05. rs; York
ers $4. IS "a. s5; grassers. $4.5O04.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 1.4OO; shipments, 1,4o0. The
market was fair at yesterdays prices.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Beef cattle Trade fair
and prices Lee lower; best beeves 4s404 4.5c first
quality, 4045sc; medium, 303a4c; ordinary 2l20
2s4c. Most sales were from &c to 44c; receipts,
3, 191; sales, 2, 1872.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 5,S37 Quota
tons: Sheep, ga 41sc lambs, 3 O514c.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 16.-Hogs quiet; common and
light, So. go 80; packing and butchers 81. 500
4.95. Receipts, ,430; shipments, $40.
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vance in prices will take place corresponding
with an increased consumption -four would still
remain cheap article Of food--abont the cheap
est on the list. all things considered. The wants
of Europe must create an active export demand
sooner or later England Russia, Germany,
Hungary, France and Spain all show great de-
ficiency in their wheat crops and their stocks of
old to be carried over are small This is favor
able situation of affairs and it seems strange to
us that there IS not more frmness to the market
for -four on this side
GRAIN.
The weak tone to the local wheat market con-
tinues. and prices to-day we're shade easier
than on Wednesday Corn, as we'll, moves slug
gishly and prices rule weak. Oats are steady
and in fair demand. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows:
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Commercial Situation Steadily Improv-
ing, with Steady Markets In Most Lines.

The Commercial Situation Steadily Improv-
ing, with Steady Markets In Most Lines
INDIANAPOLIS Sept 16.
The distributive movement continues active
The markets for general merchandise in the
main rule steady, with firm prices, and the out
look is favorable for maintaining the healthy
and conservative features of trade that have for
several weeks characterized business operations
The absorption of supplies in nearly all depart
ments of trade is on q scale which prevents
large accumulations. Manufacturers are finding
q ready outlet for their products, and values ad-
NIT of a fair margin of profit In the mean
time the increasing activity Of fall trade in all
departments is resulting in more animated de-
mand for money, and the banks are doing still
more driving business. Rates are firm. The
funds which have been resting long in COM
parative idleness at the banking centers are now
flowing out through the channels of circulate on
to move the crops; to start mills and factories
to replenish stocks of merchandise and in brief
to carry on the vast aggregate OF business oper.
atoms which have suddenly sprung to life.
There is, in consequence, momentary scarcity
of floating capital, and the money market reflects
the movement in temporary stringency and
higher rates. The return currents will present
ly reach the banking centers again and equilib-
rum will be restored. The movement il health
full and legitimate, and in the course of a few
weeks the market will settle down to steady
conditions with rates probably established.
In the markets, locally, there were no changes
of Importance to-day. Receipts of apples, pears
and peaches fall short of the demand. Eggs as
well, meet with ready sale at our quotations
The -four market is still quiet. Millers are
hoping for brighter days. The Boston Journal
says, regarding the future of this market: "We
see no reason why there should not be better
dom and :Ox A faw IN
ton is concerned, it should be quite large the
coming winter, because of the general revival in
all branches of industry which lie surely coming
unless something at present unforeseen occurs
Prices of -four now so low that it should find
ready sale, and, Notwithstanding that an ad-
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Cure for Chambers.

A correspondent of the Southern Home and
Farm sends the following recipe to that journal:
Take equal parts OF sulphur, alum, and tar;
burn to cinder, then pulverize to fine dust To
cure distemper, add lard to the powder and warm
so that it will stick to q rae-mop, then mop the
throat with this preparation three times TO
cure CHAMBERS take a reed, put the dust in. with
out lard, and blow in each nostril two or three
times
He adds: One application seems TO be suf-
fcient, and has never failed to cure when APP
piled as above directed. have been advised to
apply for patent on this. but conclude to give
he world the full benefit of it at once.
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Oil Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-Petroleum opened weak at
64lsc strengthened became excited during the after
reports that the Standard Oil Company was
ducton and advanced to &c. and broke the close
on heavy sales to GA Aac. Sales, 8,524,000 brls.
OIL CITY. Sept. 16.-National Transit certificates
opened at 637sc highest. &c; lowest 633.c; closed
at 645sc; sales, 1865 900 brls; clearances 4 1922
900 brls; charters, "a, 600 brls shipments 1858
brls
PTTTSBURG, Sept. Is Petroleum active and
firm. National Transit Certificates opened at
Ole; closed at 64loc; highest SIC; lowest 637sc
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indianapolis & Yincennes,
Cincinnati, Hamilton & indianapolis.
Evansville @ Terre Haute Railroad.

iva Nandalla Llne.b
1--we 1ndpis 73Oam p*12:00m t4:00pm s*1045prn
Ar Indpls. ..3:50an t10:00am 3:35pm 4I5pms
Via I. q st. L. Rv.)
LveIndpls. +10:50pm t53Opm *lf:55am 7l0sm
Ar Indps-. 3:45am t10:00am 3:35pm 6:25pmi
*Daily, fdaiy except Sunday, parlor car Sleep
ingcar
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlory
between Indianapolis and Evansville Cars open
for passengers at $50 p. M Train does not leave
until 1O:45 o. m.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-C L. Green s. Co., in their
report cotton futures, say: with some little
market was fairly we'll held, and point two lost
afterward recovered and the close stood pretty
steady"
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 16.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, 9lsc; low middling, S5ec; good ordinary,
1876; receipts $50 bales; gross receipts, g.,
43o bales sales 600 bales; stock, %, $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 16.-Cotton firm, with good
demand. Sales $4,000 bales, including 1000 for
speculation and export and 88. 600 bales American.