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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-15
No Rupture with Chill.

WASHINGTON. April IA report was in
circulation here tonight to the effect that
it is understood to be the purpose of this
government to gradually cease diplomatic
relations with the government of Chilli.
The attention of Assistant Secretary Whar-
ton, of the State Department, was called to
the report, and he said there was no truth
in it. There was no prospect whatever of
this government ceasing diplomatic rela-
tIons with the Chilian government. Mr.
Wharton said that both Minister EQan and
Consul McCreery have been granted leaves
of absence from their posts of duty, but
when they departed from Chill, Mr.. Egan
would leave his secretary of the legation
as charge d. atfaires at Santiago. and Con-
sui McCreery would leave the vice-consul
in charge of the consular duties at VAL
paraisO. No demand for indemnify on ac-
count of the attack on American sailors
has as vet been made on the Chiiian gov
ernment, that question having been re-
served for future consideration.
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um habit. dullness. blues. cured by DR..
Mlles's Neryine. Free bottles. Bates house
Pharmacy.
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COME BACK, DEAR BARON FAYA
Uncle Sam Will Welcome Yon to the Post
You Vacated So Hastily Year Ago.

Amicable Relations Between the United States
and Italy Restored BY the Payment of$25,-
900 to Families of the Mob's Victims.
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REAL EsrArE CONVENTION.

Over -Four Hundred Delegates Present.
Tho Annual Address of President Woill.
BurFALo, N. Y, Oct. THE Real
Estate Association convention was
called to order here to-day. President
Henry F. Hill, of the Buffalo Real Es-
tate Exchange, called the congress to
order. At this time there were about
400 delegates present. The Chicago
and several other delegations had not
yet arrived owing to late trains. On the
stage we're President B. A. WE'LL, Of the
national association, President Hall, OF
the local association, Mayor Bishop,
Judge Hatch and others.
DR.. Hubbell opened the proceedings
with prayer, after which James NJ.
Mooney made neat speech introduce
ing Governor Flower. Governor Flower
in few preliminary sentences thanked
Mr.. Mooney for his compliment, saying
that he had only done his duty. The
governors address was frequently APP
plauded, illusions TO the prominent
citizens OF the country being cheered
from different sections OF tho hall. He
was gwen hearty round OF applause ut
the close OF his speech.
President WELLS annual address re-
viewed the work accomplished since the
Nashville meeting, and spoke OF the inn
portance OF the association TO the realty
interests OF the country. He recon-
mended the passage OF uniform laws by
the several states on real estate. He
recommended that special committee
be appointed, whose duty it shall be to
make thorough investigation OF the
laws OF tho different states relating TO
this subject and formulate such meas
ures us in their judment could be adopt
ed to advantage in every state and ter
ritory OF the union. Such u committee
should in part be composed OF the best
legal talent OF the country, He also
urged the association to take up the
question OF better country roads. Other
important subjects to consider were
high office buildings in cities, ninety
nine year ground lenses, the Torrens
system OF registering land titles and
title insurance. He also called atten-
ton to the great loss Of property annu-
ally by Dire in the United States and the
best measures to stop this wasteful de-
pletion OF the nations wealth. Since
the last meeting boards and exchanges
have boon organized in the cities OF
Louisville, Columbus, Cleveland, Min
nenpolis, ST. Paul and Superior.
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luck come

The Republican National Campaign
Badge is now attracting attention with
the opening OF the campaign and the as
sembling Of clubs and other organiza-
tons
The Brigade Of the New York Re.
eordG, six hundred strong, marched
with thiJ badge to receive Mr.. Reid at
Brooklyn on the l4th inst, and present
ed handsome appearance.
The clasp of this badge, as shown in
the cut, is beautiful and attractive, and
represents the principles of the party;
it is uniquein being adapted so as to be
attached to any other badge which any
club may desire, and as a badge sepa-
rate and distinct, is striking and at
tractive. and should claim the attention
of all Republicans.
This badge will be furnished at two
dollars and fifty cents 81 SOY per hun
bred, and all communications addressed
to r. w. Moore, postoffice box 49,, WASH
ington, D. G., will receive prompt atten-
ton
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HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct. 4.-Where is
Hugh Ross, and will he appear to pros
ecute the suit against members OF the
Carnegie steel company These are
questions which are being very ener-
getically asked in Homestead this
morning. II Ross does not appear it
is more than likely that several other
leaders will take the places vacated by
himself and Burgess McLuckie. Sew
eral have already offered their services
to Attorneys Cox and Bremen, and 1t is
thought that the suits will be brought
before the grand jury at least, the great
majority of the strikers being strongly
opposed to dropping the charges.
AS viewed from Homestead Ross is
in strange position. Ii he does not
appear to make his case before the
grand Jury it will be said he has run
away. II he does show up he will be
arrested on the second charge OF muir.
der, and like as not clapped into Jail
without bail and kept there. So in
that case he could not appear before
the grand jury either. His friends do
not admit that he has jumped his bail,
but say that he is with friends in West
Virginia, and will appear when his trial
comes up in court.
The treason excitement has about
subsidized and is not greatly discussed
now. Those accused who have not
been arrested yet are under cover, as
they do not deem it advisable to sur.
render when it can do no harm to re-
main out OF the clutches OF the law for
n short time at least. II was reported
in town that 800 men left last night be.
cause OF the restaurants in the mill and
the prices attached. This was denied
by the firm, and certainly the mill
seems to be operating as usual. In re.
lation TO the armor plate for cruiser No.
8, member OF the Carnegie firm said
he could not understand the charges OF
delay; that they certainly had been
making and shipping plates, and so far
he had been led into the impression
that the plates we're satisfactory to the
government inspectors.
A workman was slightly burned
about midnight by flash OF gas in the
converting mill.
This is the first accident reported in
the mill for nearly two weeks, About
twenty new men came to the mill via
Swisslale this morning and were placed
at work. The number OF men now
working in the plant will reach 1900.
soft is claimed. The majority OF them
have been there for three weeks any.
how. Many are young men out OF
school who want to get good jobs and
learn to be worth the money after
wards. They find, however, that they
must work il they would remain. To.
day majority OF the soldiers are send
ing home the greater part OF the
money they received from Harrisburg
YeRtardaY.
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CHICAGO. Oct A cent bulge in wheat, sns-
tanned to the finish, was the feature on change
to-day. Decidedly more life was manifested In
wheat than for some time past The improve
ment was attributed To stronger English cables
and TO the decrease in the quantity OF wheat
and -four on ocean passage. The receipts, too
In the northwest showed some decrease, and
operators expect a still greater falling oil In the
movement IN that section. The local sentiment
was very generally bullish. aud there was an
exceptionally good class OF buying; with but
little for sale. Reports from abroad said that
the threshinGS in England were very disap-
pointing.
Corn vas stronger and higher. the receipts
falling considerably below the estimate
Oats followed cOru pretty closely throughout
the session.
The provision market was strong,
Flour quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-CaSh No. ? spring 135Sai53te; No 8
spring 6aa6gc; No. red 7I34O; October 73a7Ssfa
7ssfci December 7Sa7d1< a56,Scj May SllIhs2aS9u.
coRS-oaah No: 2 A9Se: oc!o6et 4ialt1fa
0oiSTIs-cash No. ., Si1Sci october sisSaslSSa
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case OF
failure a return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our Adj
vertised Druggist bottle Of DR., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation OF Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc.,
etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. /
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature. of the Money aud Stock
AInrlkets.

lho EohtuIoh Va -AohuS tAhN osSuS
NEW York, Oct. Mooney on call Arm at 4'9a5
per cent; last loan y, per cent: closed offered at
~ per cent Prime mercantile paper llaae per
cent. Sterling exchange frmer at 81 sJ14a
sGI:. Sales $40. 400 shares.
Not, In months has the New York Stock Ex-
change presented such scene OF activity aud
excitement Us to-day. From the very opening
TO the close the dealings were animated. AZ
times the market was positively buoyant, and
the orders executed for out OF town account
were responsible 10 an unusual extent for the
strength that prevailed. There was sharp up
ward turn In prices al the opening, owing TO an
attempt on the part Of a large bear interest 10
cover line OF shorts IN tho Grangers. The
Rock IslRnu statement for September, which
was made public to-day, together with reports
that tue bulk OF the corn crop was safe beyond
peradventure from frost, induced the bears to
change front The buying Of New York and
New England was Us pronounced as ever IN the
early plrt Of the day. Reading was prominent
aud on enormous purchases by Philadelphia
houses supposed to have full knowledge of the
new alliance with the New England. sold up TO
within friction OF 60. Chicago Gas moved up
~ About O'Clock the list was buoy1nt, es-
pecially for Burlington q Quincy. Rock Island,
Northern Pacific preferred and Reading. The
sharp rise. however brought ont offerings TO
take prahts. The market closed steady.
Railroad bonds active.
I.nvornnent and state bonds uuiet and firm
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nnurAL cHARLEY.
Prize Fighter Mitchell Arrsated for an I'm
called for Assault on m Old Man.

Prize Fighter Mitchell Arrested Tor an I'M
called for Assault OH an Old Man.
LONDON, Oct. 4,-Charley Mitchell,
the pugilist, has again got himself into
difficulty. He was arraigned in the
Bow street police court to-day on a
charge OF assault and was remanded
$500 bail being demanded. The victim
OF the prize fighters brutality this
time is George Salvage, the aged keep
er OF lodging house in the Strand,
who is now in the Charing Gross hos
pital undergoing treatment for the in
luries inflicted upon him by Mitchell.
A policeman aaw Mitchell running
from group OF half dozen men in the
Strand early this morning. lie heard
one OF the men exclaim; THAT man
has killed my father The officer
found Salvage badly hurt. 1t appears
that Mitchell with a party Of men and
women was standing outside OF the
doorway OF Salvage's lodging house.
As Salvage and friend emerged from
the hall Mitchell hit the old man a ter
ribIe blow that knocked him to the
ground. The attack was entirely I'M
provoked,
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a reported outbreak OF cholera at
Helmetta, n. j., created much excite
ment in that vicinity. Investigation
showed that tho disease was not cholera,
but violent dysentery. which is almost
as severe. and dangerous as cholera.
Mr.. Walter Willard, prominent mer-
chant of Jamesburg, two miles from
Helmetta, says: "Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhea Remedy has
given great satisfaction in the most se-
we're cases OF dysentery. 1t is certainly
one Of the best things ever made" paw
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rnkn Hnnnar AlvIca.

Indigestion, liver inactivity, throat
and lung trouble, tired and sleepy feel
ings are often cured by the simplest
remedy. Klein's Silver Age and Du-
qucsne Rye Wits kies will do it. They
tone up your system, help digestion,
and generally give you life and vigor.
They sell at Sl.5O and Sl.25 per quart
respectively. All leading Penn'a Ryes
Mt 81. 90 per full quart, six quarts for s..
Send for catalogue to Max Klein, ALLIE
gheny, Pa.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
a box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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MouSDsvlLlr Sale, October 5.
SO NoNsENsE.

The fact that Ministers, Professors,
High School Teachers, Physicians and
Hospital Superintendent endorse and
recommend for stimulant, Klein's Sill
yer Age and Duquesne Rye Whistles, is
an assurance that no other whiskies are
their equals. Send for price list Of all
kinds OF liquors to Max Klein, Alle-
.,kan,, De-
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HUGH ROSS DILEMMA.
VIII He Turn up to Prosecute the
Charges That Have Been Made
AGAINST THE CARNEGIE COMPANY

If He Returns He will be Arrested
ON the Second Charge of Murder,
and If He Does Not Appear it will
he Said That He has Run Away.
Reported to be in Hiding with West
Virginia F'riends--The Situation at
the Homestead Works.
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arnlnsa Nnrss. wnntsl.
Wa,A ino,on Poa.

YAH inQf0n Post
Looking in at second hand store
Mandy, how do you reckon they kin
ever sell SIGH broke up chairs as them z
Mandy-Law, Josiah, Isuppose them's
the invalid chairs we've heard about,
and they hain't no trouble gettin' rid of
'em to folks that's able to take care
of EN-.
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Genuine goods manufactured
only by Ponds Extract Co, 70
Fifth Avenue, New York.

Your druggist does not
spread his plasters or gela-
tine-coat his pills. He knows
that such work is better done
in a factory.
Some try to make an Emul-
sion of cod-liver oil; but they
cannot make one like SCOTS
Emulsion-they'll find it out
some day.
There is no secret in what
it is made Of; there is a
knack in making it. That
knack is SCOTS Emulsion.
There is a book on CARE
Full LIVING that you ought to
read. Shall we send it? Free.
*BOwss. Chemists. 70, South 81, Avenue,
New York
oil-aIl druggists everywhere do. 81.
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Twas troubled with catarrh for seven
years previous to commencing theuse OF
Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has done for me
what other so-called cures have failed TO
do-cured me. The effect OF the balm
seemed magical. Clarence L. Huff,
Biddetord, Md.
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indianapolis JournaL
Yabsley-Don't you know that the
opal is an unlucky stone?
Mudee-I guess not This one has
been my constant companion for five
Yabsley-Yes; that is where its hard
luck comes in.
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TIE Cotton Weaving Mill will com.
mence with thirty to forty hands and
no houses for them to occupy. Why
not buy lot and build house-it will
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


For ne InhtHqeaotr
Air: Dire.
o we've got ourselves in an awful muddle,
We've mircd ourselves in filthy puddle,
Laugh It oil, laugh II Oh, II we can.
II wouldn't be so bad II we'd got the money,
But as things are now II isn't funny,
Laugh it OH laugh 1t OH, II We can
CHORUS.
So laugh aud shout, tho grimly hooray, hooray!
Well breast the Storm, call II oil Reform,
Though the proper name Is noodle
Reiorml Reform! tho It's proper name Is
Reiotnl Reform! tho lis proper name is
Doodle
Taxpayer patience Is so very fcklc.
That H. got us now In an awful pickle,
Laugh II of, laugh II oh II we can.
II we'd drawn things mild we might nave hid II,
But the trouble is that we Overdld IL.
Laugh It oil, laugh 1t oh II we eau.
Chorus
Yes, laugh and shout, tho Grimly, hooray'
Wen breast the storm, call the thing Reform
Though the proper name Is doodle
Reforml Reform! tho It's proper name Is
Rciormi Rsicrml tho It's proper name /.
doodle, ~
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no not lose your sacred right TO vote
through the neglect of the ASsessorto list
YOU. II Is the most precious right OF an
Am erican citizen. See to IL Rt once. The
limit OF time Is almost up.
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ARE you constipated? Basins Kid
ney and Liver Tea effects permanent
cure. % cents. "
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Dennis Harvey. tifty-six years old, OF
East One Hundred and sixty-fifth
street, New York, fractured three RIBS
in nightmare" the other night.
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2. Noremher as,laa.slaaaslo. May ssasslla

SIG; November a2'zasas fasg9ic; May SSaSS'sa
RYE-No. .. 55lzc.
BAELgY-No . &C.
| FLAXsEED-Sl 06.
| TINoTHYsgED-s1 -.
MEss PoRK-Cash sii O0ali 0jc October 80 90a
! II Gall o.: January Si2 O2JJSal2 l2gsal2 Il,
LARiS-CaSh s. %; October y SVas 4Vao u
January S. % al 02llla1 or.
sioRr Rms-CHsh 81 I0niO 10; OCTOBER GU IoA
\ 10 20ol0 10; January 81 % Shd '5ad ~
sHoULDER-Si iOa7 %; short clear S. %.
WAisKS-- 10.
Others unchanged.
NV YORK. Oct 4,-Fiour. receipts 5000
barrels exports 1900 barrels; market uuli AUG ,
weak sales g. 200 barrels Wheat, receipts 3ll,O Og
bushels: exports 3Sl01l bushels; sales YlO,OD
bushels OF futures aud q, OOO bushels Of spot;
market tiriner aud dull; No 3 rcd 1Sc; migrated
red ~ laS1c: options dull and hlghor; No. 2 rcd
October 7SI Sa70 l.iGa7se December 81 7.l6aS2as!c
May So SaSS 1,ikSc. Corn, receipts l25iO0 bush
els: exports 10000 bushels; sales 200 900 bushels
OF futures and 81, coo bushels OF spot spol mar
ket iriner: uugrnded mixed 0O5a5lc: october
5lssc; November 52llc; December 621
Oats, receipts $4,000 bush els: exports aO ou4n.
els; sales 16SOOO bushels OF futures and l52,QOO
bushels oisPot market 9p,et ana nrSr SEQ SSlc
mixed western 3da3sc: white do 89h4bc; Cotiee
steady, 2OaG0 points down; October ll.l5ali9Oc;
November l4Oal4. i5c; Decem6er a.SSais ..,
spot Rio steauy Ut l61sc sugar quiet aud sleauy.
MolHsses dull. Rice Arm. Rosin dun. Turpen'
AHNs
nc. SPork anief. cut meats strong Lard
duh; western steam 8 SS October = %; N OVEN
ber e. ~ Deesp6er ,, -: Je snSl Il F III siic
Cheese quiet
PIItLADRLpiIA, Pa, Oct. 4-Flour slow
Wheat firm; No . red October ~ arc; Soyem'
Der n J<G771&c, December 7aa7g94c; January SIZE
Corn quiet and firm; No. . mixed October OOtsc
November 60J4ailc; December iNa,9,4C: January
4gl4a50c, Oats firm; No. white S6tS.tIG; BnttSr
arm: Pennsylvhnia creamery extla slci E n
vApta prints extra 2saole Eggs hFin' Fennsy'
NanlA ntsu -.N' 81 ws..,
SiNCiN IA ", y ~. .acoin,. M buSbsls.
~ w ~ 6o,i I,sIit Snr, Stranger. M
SaIis5 w SSi. stranger. ID. 3 mixed SsSIc
RYE stronger; No. 2. Gle. Pork firm at 81 o.
Lard firm III 81 TO- Bulk meats strong. Whisky
steady a. 81 To- Butter weak. Eggs weaE AZ loc;
~ s' ~. o.,, wh.,, s,,,. M > rad
spos sI 'nJ s,t tSisi nctoher 5aa5
SstS i,rrr. ~ . White Western 3SIsc rive steady
and Arm. IA . Sle Hay easier at sill 7jai5 81
prt,sr stesJy. cSsSrnerT fancy 9jc, Eggs QUIET:
, aS.s,e, SCc t'ofysa iair M i7iIc
"es'etH -Ve' SVHe' ' So, ~ -, ~ g.. ~.
TOLEDO, ", OcL ~ ne1t ullll huu liI ~.
cash nc; October !453v' DecenpeI t.ssvi Rtg
s2zc Torn dull no; Sash l45:c' S yaS aGi.j
steady; cash, October and November s6S Oi Dc
cembef " ID; january 90 1ziF
-
PhilRdelphi' Lave STOCK Market'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The following were
the receipts:
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Y n1E pennsylvania Stations
vIBRRRsyIVaRid LIlgs.l
TRAINS Run by central Time.

TrcEIr ovFfcPs AT pEsNsrLvAsIA STATION o.
WGTEH ST, rooT or ElFvJNTH ST. WHEELlkd'
AZ McfURE HOuGf, WHEELING, ANn AT IhN
PESNsIIyAEIA srAT1oS. BnipoEhoHr.
sorrHwagr sYsrr~--"PiS HANDLE ROUTE
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CHICAGO, ILL.,. oct. Seattle, receipts 10000
head: shipments 1900 head: market slow but
81 OOai SO Others g Sjal IS; Texans s. 10A2 s.;
westerns 81 7OA3 so; stOckers 81 70a2 %; COWS
81 O0a2 40 Hogs receipts 900 heRd shipments
5000 head; market steady rough and common
81 90a5 10; packing and mixed IS l6ab 50; prime
heavy s. 45Gj 10; light 81 lSa5 90; skips and pigs
q 25a5 ". Sheep, receipts 5000 head: ship
ments 1,3O0 head; market active and stronger;
s36Oai %.
EAST Liberty. Pa. Oct i.-cettle. receipts
2Os head; shipments 400 head: market very dull
and shade Oft from yesterdays prices. Hogs.
receipts ], $50 head; shipments $50 head; mar.
lot active; Philadelphia s. S5eS 30: mixed
S. 70a5 50; best Workers. s. 50a5 G5; common 10
fair s. 25a5 20. Sheep. receipts 2,400 head:
shipments 5000 head; market very dull aud
a shade of,
CtNctSSATI o.. Oct. i-Hogs stronger ut
s. 5ea5 20; receipts 5000 head; shipments 1000
head.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
ON and after Monday. April PaiSssenger
~ s,,,,dav Central Time.
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MouxpsvILLE is the sixth city in pop
ulation in the State, and she is growing.
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lIotnla.

NEW YORK. oct. 4.-Pig iron quiet; American
sl8 Goals 80. Copper steady; lake Sll l6all 30.
Lead dull domestic 81 OOa405. Tin closed weak;
straits $40 30a104O.
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NEW YoRK, Oct 4.--wool firm: domestic fleece
25a55c; pulled 20as!c; Texas 15a2lc.
PHILADELPHIA,s Oct. 4.-Wool in improved
demand and prices unchanged.
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A Linn county No. man has sign
up on his place, mo hunting aloud. u
He evidently believes in still hunt,
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NEW York, Oct 4.-The petroleum market
opened weak on sales for long account; the
market closed weak; Pennsylvania oil, spot Soc;
snes 10000 barrels; November options opened At
SOC; highest 5lc; lowest 60sc; closing blc; sales
6S0OO barrels.
OH CRY, Pa, Oct. 4.-opened at bllSc; high.
est 52c; lowest 1919; closed at J0JS1; sales
ments 81, go barrels; runs lSO, 29l barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct i--opeued and highest
at SIC; closed aud lowest ole.