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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-12
on-NationaI transit Certincnte,.
sneciaI Harvest Excursions

The Northern Pacific railroad announces a
series of FIVE special harvest excursions from
ST. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Ashland TO
principal points in Minnesota, Dakota and
Montana during SeDtember and Octo-
Der. Parties contemplating trip for pleas
ure, business, or with view of selecting new
home can avail themselves of rates lower than
ever before announced to visit the wonderful
country tributary OF the Northern Pacific rail-
road.
Tickets will be on sale at st. Paul, Minneapo-
lis, Dulth and Ashland on Sept. II and
%, and Oct and %, limited to thirty days
from date of sale, and good for stop-over on
going passage. These rates TO Montana points
are about one cent per mile each way, and in
some cases about half of the one way fare for
the round trip.
Connecting lines east and south of st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Duluth will sell tickets in
connection with these excursions at one fare
for the round trip.
The dates named will be a very opportune
time TO visit the wheat fields of Minnesota and
north Dakota; also to see the cattle ranges of
Montana. Everybody should bear in mind that
the Northern Pacific railroad is the short and
direct line to principal points in Montana and
the only line running either dining cars Pull
man sleeping cars, or colonist sleeping cars to
Fargo, Grand Forks Fergus Falls WahpetOn,
jamestown, Helena, and principal points in
northern Minnesota, north Dakota and Mon
tana.
For rates and other information apply to
Charles S. Fee, general passenger and ticket
agent, ST. Paul. MIMI, or nearest ticket agent.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Sept Observation-Disclosures,
400, making $50 for the week. Fresh ar
rivals included "a carloads for beef exports, 81
carloads for expectation alive, IS carloads for
city slauehterers direct, and "a carloads 70 be
sold. The trading was fair. Natives steers
sold at S6i5 per 100 lbs; mainly at StloC94.30;
Colorado and rangers, s.. 75Cg4-5O; Texas steers
$S25@3.s5, and native bulls at s2@S. SHEEP
Receipts o.70G, making q, 500 Tor the week.
Firmer at steady prices Sheep sold at $500
4.s0 per 100 lbs with selections al IS and lambs
at $525d7. HoGs-Receipts, $500, making
% 700 for the week. Steady. with fair buSi-
ness at S6.25@6.6O.
BUFFALO, Sept 1o.-CATTLE-Receipts,
500 head through; 6,OOO head sale. Good
shipping and export steers steady; prime ex-
port $4,000; choice, $3.75G650; good butch
ers steady; common 10 TO BIC lower: steers
S275GG3.60; mixed butchers, 2.50(l3.2j; bulls
steady, S2.5O@l350; stockers and feeders firm,
$2.756G3.5o. SHEEP AND LA@Bs-Receipts.
$3.5O6l4.35 for good to choice; lambs, 10 to l5c
higher, S5.2566.25 for good to extra. Hoes
Receipts, 1850 head through; 1900 sale;
steady; mediums S6.406l6.65; Workers $500
6.25; light and roughs unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1o.-CATTLE - Receipts,
1900; shipments. 1000; market strong for
good: steers, $3.50G600; stockers and feeders,
$2.00G3.l5; COWS, bulls and mixed, Sl.S5
@3.00;Texans. S2.0003.75; western rangers,
$S.50(95. HoGs-Receipts, 1000; shipments.
1000; market strong, sc TO loo higher; mixed,
$595C96.45; heavy, S6.O0G96.70; light, $3.50
6.25; skips $4,000. SHEEP-Receipts, 5000;
shipments, 1000; market steady to firm; ma
tives, S304.I5; westerns, $3.25G3.7o; Texans,
S2.50gS.60; lambs, S3.5O95.5O.
CINCINNATI, Sept. observation-disclosures,
24O; shipments 400; easier; common to choice
butchers, S2@4.S5; shippers, $4.25@5.25.
SHEEP-Receipts. $500; shipments, 100; IN
fair demand; common to choice. S2C14.20;
extra wetherS, $2.40(045o; lambs scarce and
strong at $500. noes-In demand and
steady; common and light, S5G620; packing
and butchers, s61O66.5O Receipts, 800;
shipments, $50 EGGs-Steady at lS@13I5c
CHEEsE-Quiet; prime to choice Ohio fat
SGs1&c.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Sept. 1o.--CATTLE-
Receipts, 500; shipments, 1899; market
strong at last weeks prices. Thirty-eight cars
Of cattle shipped to New York. HoGs-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments, $500; market active
Pbilsdelphias S..t096;s5; Workers, S6-l59
$685. grassers and stubbles, $5.6Q@6.l0; pigs
S5@5.75; twelve cars OF hogs shipped to New
York.
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Eight Thousand Present.

GREENFIELD, Sept. Especial. l-Yester-
day 5000 citizens OF this county and the sur
rounding ones met OF this place to listen to
Gov. /. p. Gray discuss the political issues of
the day from democratic standpoint. Delega-
tons headed by brass and martial bands came
from all points OF the compass, Brandywine
township taking the prize for the largest and
best equipped delegation. The Lewisville
lind. drum corps took the prize for having the
largest musical organization present, the num-
Der OF players being thirty, and the beauty of
1t all is that every one of them we're tried and
tested democrats. Gov. Gray was introduced
by Capt. r. A. Riley, the father OF James
Whitcomb Riley in an appropriate manner,
after which the governor delivered an address
OF two hours, in which he arraigned the e. o. D.,
handling il without gloves. His speech was
one OF the most convincing arguments on the
question OF tariff reform that we have had the
pleasure Of hearing during the present cam
paign. He appealed 20 the sound judgment
OF men in such a convincing manner that sew
ersl old-time republicans gave the nod of assent.
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IN THE WORLDOF TRADE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Money on call
easy at 1@2 per cent; last loan, III;
closed, offered at HOP per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5@61. Sterling ex-
change quiet but steady at S4.sia for sixty
day bills and s4.s7i for demand. Tho
total sales of stocks to-day were 265. 2s7
shares. The stock market was somewhat
irregular, feverish and generally lower to-
day, the heavy trading in the low-priced
shares being q feature Of the dealings as
we'll az the unusually large number OF
st. cks traded in. There was renewal OF
the attack upon st. Paul with free realiza-
tons IN most OF the active list, but the
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prices higher, while short covering assisted in
the up-turn. Oct. pork opened at Sl4l0, a
fraction over Saturdays close, and, under buy
ing by the short interest, climbed to S14-35
where it closed at l o'clock. Jan. advanced
nc during the morning session, resting at
ga. Lard opened 5@I71zc higher, and closed
with gain OF the same figures Fluctuations
were narrow. Armour was buyer OF short
ribs, which were strong and higher. especially
next months delivery. Oct opened at Ss.575z
and advanced to 1915, the closing igure-S0c
higher than Saturday night. Jan. ribs ad-
vanced 7l5c in the same time.
Afternoon board-W heat was more active,
and closed about &c higher than at o'clock.
Corn was rather firm, closing shade higher.
Oats ruled quiet and steady. Pork advanced
i7Hc for Sept and Oct, TIC for Dec, 15c for
year and l2;Ic for Jan. lard was steady and
unchanged for most deliveries, but Nov. was
2IEc higher. Sept and Oct. ribs advanced 2lzc
and Jan &c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Not for Harrison.

RusHvuLE, Sept Especial THE false
statement has been widely circulated By
scheming republicans that Thomas Meredith,
the father of the Rush county superintendent
would support Harrison and Morton. He de-
MED it to The SENTINEL correspondent to-day
most emphatically, and then added: "This is
one of the thousands Of like falsehoods con-
eerning the bogus change Of democrats TO vote
With the high.tax free-whisky party" Mr.
Meredith is one of the most substantial stall
wart democrats Of Rush county, and he wants
the record corrected, if anybody is taking him
for fool or republican.
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And stin They Come.

HARTFORD CRY, Sept. Especial. DIR
jerome Wendell, lifelong republican, con-
sents that the following, which he has written,
may be sent to The SENTINEL for publication:
81 have been an ardent lifelong republican;
served my country four years and three months
IN the late war, and have two honorable dis
charges from the army. | now think that the
very best interests of my country demand the
am fully persuaded that the soldiers will be
best served by the administration of Gen. John
c. Black, and their pensions properly and
speedily adjusted. l now bid the republican
party farewell and assert my determination to
support Cleveland and Thurman, Matson, Ny
era, and the rest of the democratic state ticket"
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one More on the Right SIDE.

WILKINSON, Sept Especial THE demo-
Gratis held an enthusiastic meeting here last
night. The meeting was addressed By the Hon.
Henry Warrum of Greenfield. Short speeches
were also made by William Rawlings OF Maple
Valley, and the Hon. John Lockridge of Ken
nsrd, Henry county, democratic candidate for
representative. After the speaking was over
Cleveland and Thurman club was organized.
Sixty names were enrolled and many more will
be added IN the near future. One lifelong
member Of the &c. o. p" came forward and
soined the ciub
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PAoLI, Sept 1o--Ispecial.l-Th meeting
here to-day was one that the democracy of
Orange county are proud Of There were
about /, 800 people present. Owing to illness,
Col. Matson was not able 10 gil his appoint
rnent. but the Hon. James s. Willard spoke
about an hour and a half in a very logical and
eloquent manner. The boys are much enthused
and viii come up all right in November.
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On the produce exchange to-day the butter mar
and unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Io-Flour-Quiet
but prices firm; Western clear, S4.50(G4.75; do
straight, $4.75@g5; winter patent, S5.65; Mime
sofa clear, SI.25GS4.75; do straight, S4.75G5 do
patent S5.301-5.75. Wheat-Weak and lower:
ungraded in elevator $i.0lll; No. red, Sept,
i.0OAi Dec, S1.01H9L0l%. Corn-Car lots
steady but demand light; futures dull but weak
No. elevator, SAC; do on track, soc; do
mixed, 5S}2(95S}sci Oct, 5S]2G5SjSc; Nov,
521{@53c; Dec, 47@4SIzc. 0ats-Spot higher
under good demand: rejected white, 2SG291zc;
No. white S5c; futures dull; No. white,
Sept, G33<934c; Oct, 333I61S4c; Nov, A3sc;
Dec, 34s<(g35c. Receipts-Flour z, 900: wheat,
22S00; corn, 1000; oats, 1900. Shipments
Wheat, 1860; corn, 1900; oats, 90,4O0.
BALTIMORE. Sept. TO- Wheat - Western
996c; Oct 9634@961Sc; Dec, 992<c6S1. 90.
Corn-Western firm and higher; mixed spot,
542<c bid; Sept, 53J4@5SI5c; year, 47C147lze;
JAM, 462{(147c. Oats-Western white, 500
34c; do mixed, 2s@Slc. Rye-Firm at 60@62c.
Hay-Dull but steady; prime to choice west
ern. SloCGl65O. ProviSions-Fairly active and
firm. Mess pork, S15.50@l5.75 Butter
Steady; western packed, 1SGl6c; creamery, 10
@J22c. Eggs-Firner at l7Cd17kc. Coffee
Steady; Rio, l43<@15e. Receipts-Flour, {, 500;
wheat, S6,0UO; corn, $3.50; oats, 25,pO. Ship
ments-Flour, 1900; corn, L1Oo. Sales
Wheat, 100000; corn, 10000.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Io.-F1our quiet; fam
lily, $S.90g4l0; fancy, S4.25G440. Wheat
Easier; No. red, Soc; receipts, $4,000 bu.;
shipments, $500 bu. Corn-Steady; No. 2
mixed, 49@491<c. Oats-Fimer; No. mixed,
251s@ 2Gc. Rye-Steady; No. 2, Soc. Pork
Firmer at $500. Bulk Meats-Strong and
higher; short ribs. 1915. Bacon-Higher; short
clear, $l2.50 Whisky-Steady; sales 954 brls.
finished goods on basis OF Sl.l4 Butter
Steady; fancy creamery, 225s623c; choice dairy,
15@i6c. Linseed 0il-Steady at 4SCG50c.
Sugar-In good demand; hard refined, $50
SIC; New Orleans, 6@615c.
TOLEDO. Sept 10. - Wheat - Dull and
lower; cash, e4l{G196c; Sept, 945sc; Oct. $50
97I<c; Dec, exc. Corn-Dull; cash, 46Hc;
Now, 451{c; Dec. SSAc. Oats-Qulet; cash,
241<o. Cloverseed-Active and higher; cash,
49c; oats, $500. Receipts-Wheat, $1,000;
corn, 5000; oats, 25,00O; cloverseed, l,Ol6
bags. Shipments-Wheat, 53,U0o; corn, 1900:
oats, 1900 cloverseed, 464 bags.
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Crushed to Death.

CRAwroRDsv1LLE. Sept. 5.-ISpecial.l-A
friehtful md fatal accident occurred near this
city this morning. Workmen were repairing
the iron bridge over Sugar creek, and were
ptias large derrick to raise heavy rock. Tia
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Declaring Against Harrison.

EDNBUEs. Sept Especial l-ouits an ex-
element was caused here yesterday by A J.
Vanbibber, an old veteran OF two wars, declar.
ing against Harrison. He voted for grandpa in
1870 but cannot support the present candidate
of the republican party. Mr.. Vanbibber is
man Of considerable influence in this part Of
the country, and it is expected that he will
make several votes for Cleveland before the
elec ion.
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VI. S. HcGREa & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81 and ~ Board of Trade,
CHICAGO, Ill.
CHICAGO, Ill.

Deal In futures OF Grain. Provisions
and Seeds. Will be pleased to furnish
Information on application. Core
spondenco solicited.
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derrick from some cause became unmanageable,
and in falling struck Sam Marley, one of the
men employed He was crushed to the ground
by the huge beam and both legs broken, be-
sides sustaining a bad wound in the side. The
steady, Woodworking citizen, and leaves one
child, an orphan, as his wife died several years
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Groceries.

Sugars are active and strong with good demand
Cofees are very strong at quotations, and the spot
stock in New York is very light Canned goods are
steady.
sugars-Hard. sE@ec; confectionery A, TO
Sc: ohee A, 75f9714c; white extra c, Ts97$+e;
extra c, 71zG71sc: good yellow, 61s971sc common 70
fair, 62f96Isc.
Molssses-New Orleans, new crop, 3o9 a5c; medium
syrups, S0933c; choice. 3s945c.
Cofee-Common 20 good, 14@lGo; prime to
choice. I7al c; fancy, 2 az c; golden Rio,
2l@22c; Jaws, 2i92sc; Leverng's z. l. c.. roasted
IS5 &C; 5chnull Krag's standard iS4c; Arbuckle's
lss2c.
Miscellaneous-Rice 6G61xc Ceal oil, sx9i4c
Lake SALT lots, 9J95c Beans. navy. 81 40es2 7O
medium, marrovfat, A7543. Canned
goods = Blsckbernes, s5e9 DC; peaches, 3-pound
S.5592 peas, 81 81 80; salmon, pound, 81. 9O@2 IS
tomatoes, 3-pound. SI@1.I0; sugar-corn, 500
lao Raisins-Crown London layers, new 81. 20Se3 -
per box Muscatel double crown new. H.70g20 90
Prunes new 4%a5c- Currants, 717[c
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AN Important Acco.s,on.

LEBANON, Sept. 6.-lSpecial. ]-To-day's issue
of the Pioneer contains two-column letter
from John A. Abbott, one Of the leading attor-
neys of this place, 10 the effect that he cannot
support the republican national ticket.
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The Produce Market.

The receipts Of poultry are liberal; market steady
ut quotations Eggs are higher for fresh receipts.
Butter Is dull and a shade lower.
Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, lie.
Poulty-Hens, Sc; spring chickens, &c. roosters,
&c; turkeys. toms Sc hens &c; young turkeys, lie;
geese, 50 al 90 per doz- ducks. &c.
Butter-Creamery. &c; extra choice country, 100
lie; choice, 1Oc; poor, 6dsc.
Feathers-Priine geese, s5c; mixed and duck, Zoe
RaQs-aI per cWL
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FRANKFORT, Sept. ial.l-Thrse
young republicans of this county have an
nouuced their intention to vote for Cleveland
and low taxes. The correspondent does not
want 20 give their nance, or they viii be dew
He'd and bulldozed 70 death by republicans.
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Tariff Talks at warsaw.

WARSAW, Sept. 10-ISpecial. Politics in
this county are at fever heat, and the demo-
Gratis are on top. Perry Smith, prominent
school teacher and good talker, and well
posted republican, challenged William L. Sar-
Der, merchant OF Claypool, for joint discus
sion OF the tariff question at twelve different
points IN the county. The first one came of last
Thursday evening" and the result was that the
chairman of the republican committee of this
county gathered up the remains of Smith, po-
litically speaking and laid them on the shelf
until after election. The next evening speaker
named Wills was advertised to address
the republicans at Mentone. He plunged into
the tariff question and solemnly informed
his hearers that there was a tariff of 25 per cent
wheat for the exclusive benefit of farmers
and thai, like all other articles. on which there
vas tariff. made no difference with the price,
except in case there should be total failure of
the wheat crop and foreign wheat shipped in.
when it would, under the law, be sold for %
cents per bushel few republicans started
for home and the democrats OF that part of the
county are looking for the next circus to come
along
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ca.0wEMs RcpY BATTERY

lady AGENTS will find pleasant and profitable
IL employment selling spccalties for ladies and
children. Send for circular. +. J. Root Co., II s
Msy-st., Chicago, Ill Ill
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seeds.

Market steady. The demand Is fair. Ship
per,' paying prices: Prime clover. s3soa45o;
prime timothy, &c 5O92 49, extra cleaned blue grass
h OOQl To- fancy 0al 40; red top, 7099Oc orchard
grass. sI4O9l.60; Alsike, So.SoS740; English blue
grass <815c
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wHoLEsALE MARKEr


Morgan 4 Grey brand
Sugar cured hams, nc less than price of Reable -
English cured shoulders, less than price of Re
liable breakiaS. bacon, &c less than price of IRE
liable"
Porter DTand"-
Sugar cured breakfast bacon.............-.-- 1ls4
Sugar cured dried beef hams
d s. and Picked Meats
English cured. clear Sides unsmoked.-......S Io5<
Bean pork (clear) stock exhausted.
Clear pork. stock exhausted.
Ham and rump pork per bril- 200 lbs......... Is 90
Also In one-hsf brs.. containing 100 lbs. half
the price OF the barrels with SOC added
ditional cost OF package
Lard-Purs leaf, winter, kettle rendered IN tierces
1oc half barrels &c advance price OF tierces: So
pound cans in IOO-Dound cases, &c advance prcs
Of terces; 20-pounj cans in 50-pound cases, 70 ad-
vance price OF tieroes l0-pound cans, in 60pound
cases. Nc advance on price OF terces; 5-pound cans
in 0-pound cases, 10 advance price of tierce3
S-pound cans in 60-pound cases, 20 advance on
price OF tierceS.
Indiana Packing Company's family lard In tierceS
none also in So - and 10 pound at usual advance
on price Of tieIceS.
smoked Sausage-BolOgna-skin. large small
71Zo; cloth. &c
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Score One More For Cleveland.

wARsAw, Sept. lo.-LSpecial.l-A substan
tial farmer, an old soldier and until now a lead
Ing republican, has announced his intention to
vote the straight democratic ticket hereafter
He il at work in way that will tell election day
There are quite number of others like him
that do not wish their names known as they
would be annoyed by the party workers, but
they will vote right. Take il altogether the
political skies are bright for the democracy in
this stronghold of republicanism. The chair.
man OF the democratic central committee, T. E.
Bowser, and the secretary, A. E. Moreland, are
untiring workers, and on election day the DEM
ocrats Of this county will give good account
of themselves
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IN old Republican want. Cleveland.

FAIwIELp, Sept Especial. ! Friday
night, on short notice. a Cleveland and Thur
man club was organized here, and arrange
ments were made for the Kern meeting on the
18th. The meeting was earnest and enthusi-
sstie. Funds for working expenses were hber-
ally Subscribed and the roll viii be largely in.
creased at the next meeting. The glee club,
which IN former campaigns attracted so much
attention, will be recognized.
Mr.. Frazier F. Cushman, an old and infuen-
tisl gentleman, who voted for ''Tippecanoe and
Tyler too" in 1910, and who has steadily sup
ported the republican state and national tickets
ever since the republican party was formed,
now announces his firm determiES ton to vote
for Cleveland and Thurman. He sSSs that where
the tariff puts one dollar in the lRbor.ng mans
pocket IL takes three dollars cut OF It. Mr..
Cushman is very enthusiastic in his advocacy
of the reduction of the tariff and says that
never since he became a voter has he so earn
: estly desired the election of any candidate as
he now does that of Grover Cleveland
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Cash quotations wcrs as follows: Flour-Quiet
and hrmi 30. spring wheat 92Ik6921Ec; No.
spring wheat, s59 SO; No red, 9254c; No. corn
fS>sc; No oats 24l4c; No. rye, 55c; No. barley.
nominal No. nax-seed, si.2s@l.29; prime timothy
seed, Sl649l.6 IS; mess pork, Sl432I f6l4S5; lard,
s99IH4lO; short rib sides (loosel S. 72l[9S75; dry
saited shoulders (boxedD, S7.G19Sz15; short clear
sides tooxedl, S999.25; sugars cut Loaf, s1s985sc
graduated, nc; standard 4, 10.
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Articles, Opening IIigassI Lowest. Closing.
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MEXICAN WIDOWS, ETC.
Ann, widow of Jas. A. Collins, DanviIle.
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pFPRlsrvrATfvE sALEx

sHEEr-Recelpts very light. Tho market remaira
generally unchanged and the feeling is about last