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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-18

Quotations at Philadelphia. BAlti more. Gin
cinnatt and Other Pointa

ST. LOUIS. Nov. TZ.-Flour unchan ged.
Wheat went mp lsc early under bad wealth
or reports. hut reacted later, and at the
close was offered at isc above yesterday:
No. red. cash and November. 6774c; De-
76i1c; July, s6l4c. Corn advanced asc early.
but dropped later and closed about tho
same as yesterday: No. 2 mixed, cash, 4O9s G;
December and the year. 3SSc: January.
3Sasc; May. IS lsI3SAc. Oats-Cash steady
at Sic; May lower: closed ut Si.4 al 20.
Rye dull at nc. Barley firm; Minnesota
sold at C006Glac. Bran lower on east track.
Hay quiet and unchanged. Flaxseed firm
Mt sl.05la. Butter quiet: creamery, 2702lc:
dairy. lSQ26c. Corn meal easier at Sl.S5
Whisky steady at sLlo. Cotton bagaiug
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Twenty-Three Transfers. with Total Con
alteration of 64S,361.

Twenty-Three Transfers. with Total Con-
alteration of 64S,3
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. FOR the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at 5 Pm. Nov II. 1892.
as furnished by Elliott & Butler. abstrecrers
of titles Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
street:
Mary A. Schiller to Christian CARRIER.
lot 40, in Bradshaw's subdivision OF
cl UIas ne Many Nam to- Louise chevaiier.
part OF lots l, and 3. in Little's
subdivision of Outlot S4..---..--..-- 5,OOoO0
part OF lots and 3. in McCartys
subdivision OF outlot 40. -..--. LOO
Rebecca A. spain to Clara Louisa
Laidlinger lots s12, Is, Ia. 1873 and
1875, in Browns southeast addition 100000
Robert w. Long ct al. to Carrie Rid
dell, lot 50, in Long IL Harlan's Cot
tage Home addition. $4,000
James L. Gilbert to Hanna L. Lut-
trell lot and part OF lot q, in block
"a. in North Indianapolis. ---..----. 10000
Joseph II. Clark and wife to Mary L.
Riley, lot 243. III Jameson's first Bel
Charles p. and Lille NJ. Gorham to
frank A. Bosler, lot So. in Bybee IL
Pratts first West-eide addti0n..-... 10000
James Goodlet ct al. TO Fred Backer,
lot "a, In Goodlct d Statford's Haugh-
ce lii,e g. Mckinney to- Lucy J. McKin. 0'0o
zey, part OF the northwest quarter Of
section 20, township IL, range A.. 10000
Elizabeth Mckinney to Lucy j. Nc
Kinney, part OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section 90, township IL,
range A. lZo.OO
The Syndicate Lana Company to Mar
garet f. Simpson, lot 1S, in block 5,
in Tuxedo Park addition $4,000
Thomas b. O'Conneli and wife to Ar
thur b. Grover, lot l6, in Cranes
Samuel u b. Pray and wife to Katie 'N
Konz, lot "a, in Graceland Park adj
William Haueisen and wife TO Louise
heirs addition. - @ - - "e. 100000
Anna L. Walker and husband to Laura
A. Shugert, lot SO, In Fletcher &
Ramseys Brookside addition. .. $4,000
Adelina Smock to Thomas III. Nelson,
part of lot Is, In Wilcox's addition. 10000
Elizabeth NJ. Dingley to Lille b. Nc
Cam, lot ~, in Caven's subdivision
of J0hns0n's heirs addition. .- 100000
Winfield s. Wood to Roihn Ii. McCrea,
lot 8. in square 3, In the lndianap0-
lis Car Conpany's addition. $4,000
John j. Carriger and wife TO John Fl.
II. McMaster, lots IL, Is, 10 and
ton. e.. 100000
Louisa A. Tousey to William Hauei-
2s...................... :. 100000
Albert M. Stiles and wife TO Alonzo
A. Zion, lot 80 In Lazarus x Pierces
North Mississippistreet addition. 100000
The Syndicate Land Company to Geo.
W. Hoffman ct al. lot 81, in block
10, in Tuxedo Park addition. 1880
Transfers. %; consideration. $4e, 361.0O
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When Women Voted for President.


1t has been widely and enormously stated
that the women of Wyoming were the first
to vote for q President OF the United States.
The Woman's Journal corrects this mis-
understanding. and recalls tho fact that
the New Jersey convention that framed
the Constitution under which that State
joined the Union allowed women as well az
men to vote if they were worth forty
pounds.n Under that Constitution New
Jersey women voted for George Washing
ton for President. New Jersey women
continued to vote for President until after
Adams the first was elected. Then they
were disfranchised.
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THE JoBBlNG TRADE.

tThe quotations giren betor are tie selling prices
ofrhoLeSdIe Dealers
CANNED GOODS
Peaches-Stsndard. 3-pound. So 250 2 10:
S-ponnd seconds. sl.S5<1c; California stand
ard. S2.250250; California seconds. S272 q.
Miseellaneous-BlaoEb berries. 2-pound Csc:
rsspberries. 2-pound, $780, pineapple,
standard. 2-pouna. $3.50 !. 80; cove listers.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Pig-iron steady and in
fair demand; American. $l3al5.60. Copper
quetand firm; lake. 11.S0 .90c. Lead quiet:
domestic. $500. Tin quiet; Straits, 2O.4O0
20.50e.sd
ST. louis, Nov. 17.-Lead quiet at 3.60c;
spelter nominal at 412l7c
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 17.-CottOu steady; mid.
ding. 8 l-l6c; low middling. 8 11-l6c; good
ordinary, 8 3-l6c; net receipts. 1889 bales;
gross receipts. 1882 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1900 bales; sales. $3.50 bales; stock,
1885, 97 bales.
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Minneapolis Tribune.

MlIHtAI'oIS IFlbune-
Eight hundred Sonth Dakota Indians
voted the Republican ticket straight.
What is the matter with the native Amer
ieanf
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Unchanged and Ouiet-Hogs Steady
- Sheep In Light supply.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 17.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts., 100 There was but few on sale.
The market was quiet at no material
oh N ga IN nricas
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BOSTON. Nov 1.-THE wool market is quiet.
Sales of the week, 2. 450. 900 pounds Prices are
steady but not materially changed. although
Ohio feeces are very firm and tending upward,
sales OF Xxx and Xxx and above being made at
29030c; X at 27c and No. i. at 80 $3.50. Michi-
gan X Is also very steady at 20 go 26c, general
~ quoted Combing and delaine tieeces are
quiet.and firm. Territory wool il unchanged in
price, but rather quiet the basis OF So $50
for fine, SO d54c for fine medium. and As Ia 500
for medium sales of 100000 pounds of fall
Texas sw0ol were made at 1602Oc, or on a
secured, basis OF soc per pound. Pulled woods
are quiet and steady at 33636c for fair to good
supers Australian wool Is firm, and foreign
carpetwools are steady.
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-WoOl In good demand;
domestic fleece, 25035c; pulled, 25032o; Texas,
15121c.
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Bonnd 10 BE D,aanpointed.

I0WH btHtB Htgl5ttr.
If 1t doesn't rain dollars when Cleveland
is President somebody will catch il In 1895.
There are some embarrassments in start
ing out with great promises.
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WVTVV7=SS-=VE~- SHORTEST ROUTE
<6XaNEluL.yUE.X 4lEISR TO ST. LOUIS Axp
THE WRIST.
Trains Run by Central Time

From, Indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for st. Louis. $40 am, 1850 am,
1890 pm, 1880 pun. II aims connect at Terre
Haute for E. T. II. points. Evansville sleeper
on HOO PIN train.
Greencastle and Terre Haute Accommodation
leaves 400 pm
pm, $40 pm, 7:45 pm.
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accommodation
arrives at 1000 am.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars are run on through
trafns
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WILMINGTON. Nov. IL. TurpentIne-
Nothing doing. Rosin firm; strained ST. good
strained $1.05. Tar steady at $1.30. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip, $1.7O
virgin $l.70.
OIL CITY, Nov. 17.-National Transit certih-
Gates opened at SIC; highest, $3.50; lowest,
SIC; closing, $50. Sales. 1900 brls: clearances,
1851 900 bris; shipments, 11,133 brls; runs. 1885,
653 sbrls.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Petroleum was stag
nant throughout the day. Pennsylvania OIL
spot sales, none. December option. sales. none,
52lsc bid, $3.50 asked; Lima oil, sales none; ITO
bid.
PITTSBURG. Nov. 17.-Petroleum quiet; Ma
ti0nal Transit certificates opened ut SIC;
closed at 52lic highest. 52l4c: lowest SIC.
CLEVELAND, Noy. IL. = Petroleum quiet;
standard white, ll0o, 6isc; gasoline, 74o, 70;
gasoline, $50, loo; naphtha. $50. 6l2c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l7.-Turpentne, ESQ.
Rosn steady; good strained, $1.02l2.
SAVANNAH. Nov. IL Turpentine % lac.
Rosn steady at $l.07l90l.12i2c.
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and iron cotton ties unchanged. Pork
higher: johbing at Sf3. Lard nomlnnlly
firm al Sl5c. Dry-salted meats aud bacon
quiet. with only a jobbing trade done at
previous quotations. Recei pts-Fiour. 5000
brls; wheat. 1000 bu; corn, 80. COZ bu: oats,
$1,000 bu: rye. 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipments-Fiour 1000 brls; wheat. $1,000
ba: corn. 1900 bu; oats. $1,000 bu; rye, 81
00O bu; barley. none.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. IL. = December
wheat opened at 62lsc. and closed at the
same price, May opened ar 14l2c and closed
at the same figure The trading was quiet.
There was a fair demand for cash wheat.
No Northern went at 69Ac. and No. =
Northern sold ut 63066c. The receipts
OF wheat here were $50 cars and ut Duluth
aud Superior SO cars. The following was
the range of prices: May opened at 74i2c;
highest. 7ias G77i34c: lowest. I4sc; closed at
s7it2c. November closed at 6SEc. Decem-
Der opened at 6slac; highest, 6Sas 0sSAc;
No. hard. lie: No. Northern, 69kc; No.
Northern. 6i065c.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 17.-Flour firm
but quiet Wheat firm: offerings light: No.
rod. November. 1874 073lac: December, 74A
07iac; January, 7Gh 016hc; February.
7olkf07S34c. Corn quiet: No. Q white. In
grain depot. 4elsc; No. yellow, in grain
depot SOC; Nc. mixed. in export elevator.
4oltc: No. mixed. November. December
and January. 4Sl2 "a i9c. Oats-Car lots firm;
white. 41Ac; No. white 43l9c. Receipts
Flour. 5000 brls and $500 sacks; wheat.
9.5c0 bu: corn. 5000 bu: oats, 5000 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, $500 bu: corn, 81. 500 bu;
oats. 10. 800 bu.
TOLEDO. Nov. 17.-Wheat easier; No. 9.
cash and November, 73l7c; December, 74c;
May. S0o Corn dull; cash. 43c; May. ARA C.
Oats quiet; cash. $50. Rye steady; cash. 5ic.
Clover-seed active and steady; prime, cash,
S7.s5; November, S7s7la; December: S1s5;
January and February, S7.92la: March,
S7.s2e. Receipts-Flour, 159 brls; wheat.
~, 0s7 blu; corn, 4.s20 bu: rye, 100 bu; clover
seed, 400 bags. Sbipments-Flour 6. $50 brls:
wheat. 81. 200 bu; corn. 1000 bu: oats. 1000
bu; cloyer-seed, 220 bags.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 17.-Flour steady.
Wheat easy; No. 2 red, tic: receipts, 1000
bu; shipments. 1000 bu. Corn strong; No.
mixed. 45c. Oats strong: No. mixed. sc.
RYE dull and heavy; No. 2, $40. Pork quiet
meats firm at SC. Bacon steady at $3.50.
Whisky firm; sales. 1873 brls of finished
goods on q basis of e1.15. Butter slow.
Eggs slow and weaker. Sugar easier.
Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 17-Wheat firmer:
No. 2 red. spot and November, 725ic: Deem
Der. 1850; January, 75lac; May. 81 lac. Corn
the year, 4Sc. Oats steady; No. 2 white
Western, 4lc. Rye dull; No. 3 SOC. Hay
steady Grain freIghts dull Provisions
firm and unchanged. Butter firm; West
ern. 3lAc. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, fair,
1Sl4c; No z. 1870.
dull and lower. Wheat-No. white. 73l4 G
bid; No. red, cash. 73c; No. red. 65l2c;
May, soc. Corn-No. 2. cash. 44lac. Oats
No. 2 white, 37itc; No. mixed, 3ic. Rye
No. 2, cash. $40, nominal. Receipts -
Wheat. 1000 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats. 1000
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Government bonds quiet; State bonds
dull. Closing quotations were:
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Bar Silver-At New York, S45s G Der ounce
at London, 35zsd.
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S600IS f9 doz: city kip. 55075c; French
KIP. e5c0Sll0, CITY calf-skins, 70cOS1;
French calf-skins. S101.S0.
NAILS AND HoRSESHoES.
Steel cut nails. $3.50: wire nails, $40.
rates; horseshoes. ~ keg. 81 25: mule-shoes
~ keg, 1913; horse-nails. Si05.
Oil cake. 500 ~ ton: oil meal, 500
PROVISIONS.
Observation-Disclosures in tierces. 10l5c.
Shoulders-Engl sb-cured. 10 to 13 lbs av-
eTaee, 9A c: 16 lbs average. 614c.
13lsc.
Hams-Sugar-cured. 20 lbs average. lls4 G:
10 lbs average. 12c; 10 to 12lt lbs AVERAGE.
12ie0l2%c; California hams. 8 to IL lbs.
sac.
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear. % brI.
eco fbs. SIS; rump pork 10 brl. 2n0 lbs $3.50.
'Bacon-Clear SIDES - to q lbs average.
1clac; clear bellies. I2 lbs average 1O's C; ls
TO - los average. 10hc; clear backs. to 10
lbs average 101sc.
11lac.
Ciover-Choice redeemed. Cobb bu. 81. a
6.50: red. prime. S5.90G6 20: English. choice,
S606.40: white. choice $50 1880; Alsike.
choice. SL756S50 Alfalfa, choice sl.5006.
Timothy-45-fb bu. choice. s1.s50e; strictly
prime sI.6o01.T5. Blue-grass-Fancy. IL ib
bn. Sl.O50l.10 extra clean. S0OS5c. Or
eharc Grass-Extra clean. s1d1.10 Red
Iop-Choice 50660c: extra clean. SSf040c.
English bluegrass. Glib bu. S1.6OO1.75
TINNEHs' SUPPLIES.
Best brand charcoal tin. &c. 10x14. 14x20.
l2x12. $50: TX. 1ox14 14x20 and 12xl2. sa5G:
IC. l4xSo. roofing TIN. S60e50; &c, 20x2S.
sl2@l3: block tin. in pigs. 25c: In bars. &c.
lron-2I iron. ga; C iron. &c: galvanized.
&c. Copper bottoms PC. Planlshed cop
per- 2jc. Solder. baltic.
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Tacom. as . Grain shipping Point.

TACOMA, Sept 2S-lspeeiaL Tacoma a. q
grain port" a local grain commission merchant
said today, as having a 3 per cent increase in
her business over last year. She already is far
ahead OF her Willamette river rival Every
Portland shipping tirn is represented here now,
and have charters laying in the stream awaiting
cafgoes. These trms are: The Portland Ship
ping Company, the Pacific Coast Elevator Com-
pany, J. H. Cameron & Co. and Wilcox 81 Co.
"Iu addition to these shippers the heavy frm
OF GEORGE W. McSear are to open office here.
This san Francisco firm is doing as much IL rot
more business than Baifour, Guthrie & Co, and
is loading the Lucipara now at 7. w. d Eli Co. q
dock"
So far over 1000 cars Of wheat have come In
the month. and the quantity will DO doubled
next month. The Northern Pacific is sending
out at the rate of ninety empty cars Q day to the
wheat fields, and G. G.. Chandler reports that
every station is now shipping wheat to this
market
The prices this year are very much lower than
last at the same time. about IL to 20 cents less,
but with the low charters and San Francisco
shippers piling in vessels at this port at - to Is
shiiiings, the value OF wheat will greatly en-
hance.
The quality this year Is very much better than
was expected While great many farmers are
reporting phenomenal yields, the average for
the state will not run above eighteen bushels TO
the acre. and in great many instances twelve
and fifteen; the greatly increased acreage will
offset the yield per bushel, which is less thia
wear.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors OF
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1872
are sl1. 54i ,i270l. There were fled for record
yesterday y deeds, the considerations aggregate
ing $3.50. an average OF s5G3 10 Following II
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper & Co.
abstractors of titles. ZIG Cherry street. between
Front and second:
AnnaJ. Pinckney to Samuel Baer, lot 4. block
b, Bells 81 q C. 80.
D. H. Blacsman to c. NJ. Austin, u lots s, q,
7l2, block 3. Doble's ist, $500.
e, N; Austin to E. NJ. Roper. lot 5. block =
c. N. Austin 70 N. A. Fulmsr. lot 4. block 3.
H. Bods to NJ Peiz ct al. block 81. Salmon Bay
PIX, &l,0So
sheriff 70 8, NJ. Preston, lot IL. block S. West
Gil Mesorley tot p Mcsoricy, lot 1. block
81. Gilman PIX, 81 900.
John Mcdonald to G. W. r. Ford. lot 8, block
9, Walia walla add, y750
F. L s,inson 70 T. A. varnes, lots to 4. block
"A, East Seattle, 500.
Scan. Am. bank to R j. Wilson, lots Green
Aud swikard to J. O. EASTWOOD, 4 lots to 9,
block IS, River Psrx, $40.
J. Q. Hestwood to ?, I. Denny. 4 lots to 8.
block IS. River Park, 81.
J. !. DiIler to c. $. Mckinley, lot Is. block S
HiawAtha PIX, si0a
Junins Rochester to F. /. stinson, lot IL. block
N. A. ssnborn to Albert Stephenson, ~ lots 8
to Is, block 7, Young's. 81
Sarah J. Wood TO q. NJ. Wood, blocks s., 50.
Green Lake Home add, 81.
VIM. ID. Wood 10 q. NJ. Wood, blocks 81. 81,
Green Lake Home add, 81, ne0
H. NJ Ball to Wash. Hot Springs Co. hoe
springs quit claim, 81.
Thor 1horson To Peier Moore, lot ., block 90,
Seeley's add Des NJ. s35,
J. F. Mess 10 NJ. McDougsll ct a., X acre SEQ
q p, 100
BorsI estate to A. A. Fisk. lots 2. g. 4, block 10,
Fall City, $50.
Adam Orth ct al. to A. C. Huribert, part lot Q,
Georgetown, $500.
J. F. McElroy TO A. T. MeElroy. lots. block 10,
Bells heirs. 81.
+. z. Sellars TO Mrs. g. W. Canon, lots u, -
block "a. southern. 500.
Mrs. q. W. Canon 10 w. c. Wilson, lots q. -
block =, Southern, 500.
sanford Bane To ;. Freedman ct al, lots IL, "a,
il, block -, south PARK, $40.
5. p. Land Co. to F. J. Stipes, lot 5, block Is,
Huntington Park, SIS.
Il. I. b. Il |. Co. TO u. J. Stpes lot 10, block c.
Des Moines, $40
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trifugals, 90 test, &c; Muscovado, 50 test, %;
renned. quiet and steady; low grades, easy.
Copper-Duii: Lake, SO. SJsif0
Lesd-Sieady; domestic. <Las1AaS
Iln-Closed steady; Straits, Sso.I5
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Sept 2S.-wheat easier; opened un.
changed: declined &c on duh trade; rallied 30
on smaller local and Northwestern receipts than
expected; declined ssc on realizing sales aud
closed easy, Zee lower. Receipts were 7cS,0OO
bushels; shipments, 20 900 bushels.
Wnest-Easy: cash. IS, c: December, 7ssSc.
Corn-Easy: cash and October, 45sxc.
osts-Easy; cash. S25se, october. $50
Rye-5s}5c-
Barley-6sc.
Timothy-sL6A
Flax-Sloa
Whisky-sLi5.
Pork-Firm: cash, SO %; January, y22S
Lard-Firm. cash. s.9111: January, fdosl<
Shou.ders-$6 ss16 20
Short clear-S7. eS1- a.
short riDs-Firm: $50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Sept 2S.--lCattle--Recefpts. 2.l0
strong: best native steers. S0Si50: good, g. $50
4so; Others. SSo9i; Texans, s2ieQ3275; vest
ems. 81 .5tSS25.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: steady to strong:
rough and common, siltS.i5: packers and
mixed. S. aE5aS 50: prime heavy and butchers.
weights. s. co.'s. 20.
sheep-Receipis. fo,oOo: lower: natives, 81 7Sl
ass; westerns, S275eA.a5 Texans, $2soSSA 10
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


SAN Francisco, Sept os-The vegetable bust
ness was rather slack this morning. Green corn
10 arriving lighter. with prices firm. Potatoes
aud onions hold up well under good demand
Green peppers move of slowly and so do cucum-
bers and squash. Tomatoes in heavy supply and
dull. Canneries manage to clean up surplus
pretty well at about 20 cents q box.
The fruit marke; Is quiet with no material
changes in price. Grapes and peaches are be-
ginning to come in slowly and prices are frmer.
There were more canteloupes in today than US
ual, but they move OF slowly. Choice apples
are active and firm, but the market is loaded
up with lot of unsuitable stocks. Berries ar
rived in bad condition today and prices are
easier. Ounces met with but little demand
Wine grapes are still coming in slowly, the sea-
son being very backward. Prices hardened a
little today. some dealers asking from SIS to so
per ton.
Produce receipts-Flour. IL 900 quarter sacks;
wheat. 1900 centais; barley, 1900 centals; oats
5000 centais; potatoes, 6,oo0 acks; wine, 2a.OO0
gallona
Flour-Family extras. saI51t25 per barrel:
bakers extras. {loOt9Il0; superfne, s. COOS 90
Wheat $l.2Ss4tctl.5 80 per GENITAL; I.3lL per
Genital for choice article; milling grades, $1SlJ
0lS5 per GENITAL
coast; s2laGaSt<c Tor g~od quality; s50cs61 for
choice: brewing, 95c03Sl.02l. per GENITAL: Chew
alier, $L15(9l20 per Genital Tor standard; s71sc(9
$l.0O for lower grades
Oats-surprlse, ,ls755@l.45; milling. 81 500
lS5: good to choice iced, el.27.,(gI.S5: of
grades, slo5aLl5; black, sl.050yi. 10 for COM
mon; 81 1agl choice for seed, gray, Sl.l7Js
(GL29lS per cental.
Corn-sl.221f for large yellow; 81 2501L27 for
small yellow; $lse per GENITAL for wnite.
OPTIONS
Call board sales: wheat-Buyer December.
81 closing 81 3i5s; seller year, l.2g5s
I.29Js closing 81. 1884
Barley-Buyer December, 9G3xgolc, closing
904c: seller year, Oh ag9ga4.c, closing gt4c
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, Zoe: Geographic, 15c. Sterling
bilis-Bank, sls6,a; sight, sass: commercial,
$ss3,5. silver bars, $751; 40gSSssc. Mexican dol
MINING STOCKS
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EASTERN MARI Ts.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, sept 2s-The stock market was
uninterssting today and fluctuations were I'M
der the market There was an iudisposition 70
trade on either side, accounts confined, as a
ru c. to the most Insignificant fractions.
Government bonds-Duli and steady.
Petroieum-October, closed at SIC
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered, 3. Prime
mercantile paper, 3i<f5S. Sterling exchange
Quiet and firm: $Is51a for sixty-day bills:
$L63L for demand.
BONDS.
O. g. Il (registerd) il3lsu. s. q Registered 200
q. s Is coupon. ia Pacific 6s-......... 'lo7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-29
GENERAL sHrrxHSrs.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Sept. 2s-tspecial 1.-The grain mar
ket today was firm with very little offering.
Shippers are doing very little in the country
aud prices are moving up on them Quotations
today are: Club, TIC per bushel; blue stem, 7sc
per bushel barley, $le. 80 per ton, cash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-29


4 ssfuNEE saLE-NoriCE IL HEREBY
~ given that pursuant To an order o! the supe-
rloE court Of the state of Washington. holding
terms al Tacoma. in Fierce county, entered sep
tsmheF Ia, 1892. and Ia accordance with the terms
OF stipulation signed and entered into by all par
Ties claim NJ liens or 10 artgages ON the property
herein below desert ed. viii sell at public aac-
ton 70 the ai hest bidder for cash the following
described real and personal property, towit: All
cf lots ~ and 'E' of The town OF QuaTtermas
Ter. on Nsshoa island, In kinx county. Washing
U a. accord ing 10 the plat of the said town OF
Quarter died saa recorded IN the auditors
Office of ssif i nag county, With all the arpur,e-
bances ana improvements thereto, together with 3
eFtck misunderstanding plant consisting o. boiler
ant pug{ie. a brick machine. twelve brick niO,ds
more or less. about so 900 brick pallets ABOUT
!,o3O brick saddles. six wheelesrrows, more or
less, Shoyeis. blacksmith tools and other articles
'st numerous - mention.
: iti~ above property belongs To the estate or
James Is ecker. an insolveut debtor, when rep
fesent - assignee. The sale viii take place on
O'clock a. tae above premises ~ The town
= 91arIertnaster, in said Mig county Wssains~
s0a. JANIS I'll. PRICE.
Assignee az The estate If James Gleecker.
LIMITED STATES AARsHAL'S NOTICE or
= Saia-V nsted states of America Northern ai-
VISION, District az Washington. So
hy virtue 81 a writ Of vendittont expoaas 10 nae
SsFVctort sSsu~i from the district coars of the
shtsc >tAtes. for the Northern division. District
o. Mssainston. st she salt az Louis A johnson
IA ASAs1St ssle steamer .'Itsao her tackle sr-
Isfel engines boilers. machinery, furniture etc,
~ SeceTianCs with decree dated o. Seattle. ash,
,tf'ss1oer -, 1894. pronounced in said court,
neF~oF give public nostcs that Tuesday. the
40 iAy 81 october. 1892 at o'clock in the afer-
= @n y said DAY, ~ AlnssorIh pann's wharf
49, u seneca Street. city Of seattle, VIII sell a.
pune sacstc said steamer idaho" her ens ines.
Sol-rs tackle. apparel etc. 10 the highest and
'ss' Bidder Tor cash. pay ele al time Of sale
THOMAS ~ BROWN, L. :. Marshal
~ RICHARD BEADIKy nepuiy
i'Htet september a.. ls9a