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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-19
DECLARED OFF.
The McAulifFe-Myer and Maher.Choynski
Matches Fall Through

New YORK, Jan. 18,-Captain Williams
of TIE Olympic Club of New Orleans
is dsgusted. To-day McAuliffe backed
down fatty from his agreement to
meet Billy Myer. Then. later In
the day, Williams received a cablegram
from Sage in Dublin, telling him to take no
notice of the cable sent Saturday, that
Maher only wants 20 meet champions. This
knocks out the ChOynski- Maher fight, and
makes a funk all round.
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The Approaching Argentine Elections

NEW YORK, Jan. 18-The HeralG's cable
advices from Mendoza, Argentina, state
that the President Of the Legislature OF
Mendoza has requested the Chief Of Police
to arm a sufficient number Of men for the
protection of the Legislature from assault
uy Tevolutionisls The Governor has called
upon the Federal Government of Argentina
to guard the polls during the approaching
election for Governor. All Argentina seems
TO be in a ferment over the elections, and
revolution appears almost inevitable.
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Fatal Bridge Accident.

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 18.-At Tinls to-
day, while a procession of clergy and
dense crowd Of people were crossing an arm
Of the river on a temporary bridge, the
structure fell with its burden into the
stream A large number Of persons were
crushed to death, many were drowned and
a great many were INJURED
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port of a double lynchinG, which occurred
in the mountains. Peter Baker, farmer,
was found murdered in his house. His
wife and a man named Johnson left the
country, but both returned few days ago.
The neighbors suspected them of putting
Baker out of the way, and the couple were
captured, lashed together, back to back,
and then hanged by the same rope until
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-19

ing Of the National Central Committee OF
the Peoples party at St. Louis on February
22d, with the view Of uniting if possible this
and all other sO-called reform organizations.
II satisfactory arrangement is made the
committee will call national convention
not later than juno 1st TO nominate a can
didate for President and Vice-President
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Cara Located.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 1S.-The Times
Democrats Laredo special says: 1t is
learned from private sources that Cara and
five or six OF his followers have been To-
Gated at point called Iona Preto, on the
line Of Encinal and Duval counties, and If
the authorities get down to business they
pan caDture him
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New YORK, Jan. 18.-Henry G. Dowd,
the "Slasher," was arraigned this morning.
He said he cut Miller in self-defense, and
denied the other crimes. He was held with
out bail. The Grand Jury has indicted him
for assault in the first degree.
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The Khedive Retains HIS Cabinet.

CAIRO, Jan. 18-The new Khedive held
his first official reception to-day. The Cab
met presented their designations, but tho
Khedlye declined to accept them, begging
the Ministers to continue in office.
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BERLIN. Jan. 18.-The German Govern
ment is preparing a bill to regulate emig igra-
ton. 1t is intended chiefly to restrict the
activity Of agents, who will be prohibited
from carrying emigrants at the expense of
foreign States
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Greon-Gcods swipdler Arrested

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18-Charles At
wood Of New York was arrested to-day for
trying TO work the green-goOds racket on
Anton Olson OF Echo City, Utah. The lat
ter was also arrested
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High Figure.

New YORK, JAN 1S.-Dow, Jones & Co.'S
News Agency says: We hear the Harrison
Frazier Sugar Company wants $4,000, 900
for its property, and this price staggered
the American Sugar Company, which was
in negotiation for the purchase.
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THE PRESIDENT.
Busily Engaged on His Message
to Congress.
Treasury Department Sustained in The
Japanese immigration Cases.
Preparing for the Admission of Utah-The
Democratic Convention -NeH Rules
for the House.
Special to THE MoRNING CALL.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 18.-The Preside Mt
to-day denied himself to all visitors and
worked on his Chilean correspondence. He
is preparing his message to Congress. 1t is
still the belief the message and CORE
spondence will be sent to Congress Wednes-
day. The Secretary of State was unable to
leave his house to-day, because OF an attack
similar to that one week ago. He recovered
from it soon. however. The Chilean Min
ister had an interview with him lasting an
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sLEIGHING ACCIDENT.

Horses Killed and Dozen Young People
Injured.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 18-A Z.lionople Pa.)
special says: A bob-sled with dozen young
people in it went over 3O0-foot hill in But
ler County last night, and the entire party
were injured. Elizabeth Merton, Miss
Long and William Berry will probably die.
The sled was demolished and the horses
Eilla1
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

Powder Works Blown Up and Seven Men
Killed
CATTLETsBURG (Ky.l Jan. 18.-The
powder-milIs at Central City exploded this
morning with terrible force The sound
was heard in lronton, twenty-five miles
away. The window glass was broken in
Cattetsburg. Seven men were killed and
.iy iuiu~p1
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HANGED TO \ TREE.
Another Member Of the Notorious Sims Gang
IvuchaG bv Moh

Lynched by Mob.
MOBILE (Ala.), Jan. 1S.-Harry Hinton,
implicated by Bob SINS as a member Of his
gang, and captured two weeks ago, was
taken from jail by a mob and hanged to the
tree upon which the other members of the
gang met their death. Neal Sims. the only
male member OF the family now alive, was
surrounded by posse in a swamp last
night but escaped.
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DOUBLE LYNCHING.

A Man and Woman Bound Together and
Hanged TO Tree.
Fort SMITH (Ark.), Jan. 18.-Deputy
United States Marshal LlgGett has just
come In from the northern part OF the State.
where be has been chasing moonshiners,
and corrOboTates tue Teesptly published Es.
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The bandit, Athanas, who created such
havoc in Turkey a few months ago, recently
sent a letter t. the Governor of AdrianOp5
demanding $4,000 at once. In case this
money should not arrive at the appointed
place, Athanas said that ne would proceed
to carry out another robbery which he had
Dlanned.
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Opposition to the Whisky T,ust

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18-The wholesals
lQuor-houses in this and other cities, repre-
Senting S6000,00O. have organized an asso-
citation for protection against the Whisky
Trust.
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Extending Commercial Treaties.

Madrid, Jan. 18.-The Senate has passed
q bill prolonging the treaties of commerce
with foreign countries,
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An infaut at birth usually weighs one
twentieth Of the maximum weight it ought
10 attain in middle lie.
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The People's Party.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 18.-Chairman Taub-
eneck and other officers have called a meet
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Admiral Walker, in hls fag-ship Chlcag0,
arrived at Monteyideo January l1tn. lie
was to-day informed OF what might await
him, and warned to make ready for it.
For the first tine there Is real alarm
here at the threatened danger TO Admiral
Walker His squadron is not equipped with
tOTpedoes, and the Chicago might get blown
mp Ia spite Of the utmost vigilance. 1t would
be a daring and plucky attempt, but so
was the successful attempt on the BlancO
Eucsada. Captain Evans also informed
the department he is taking the most cx-
tTeme precautions on account Of what he
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has been told for the safety of the York
town. He does not intend TO be blown out
of the water if he can helD 1t.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-21
TIE JoBBING TRADE.

THE quotations 0iren betosc are the selma prices
OF Fholesaie dsalers.l
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal. all sizes, 81 ~ ton: Pitts.
burg and Raymond City. s4.50R ton; Jack
son. e4-25: block. $3.50; Island City. 80. 25:
Blossburg and English camel, SIS. All nut
Goals 5Uc below above quotations.
Coke-ConneilsvlIle. s.. 1919 Dad; crushed.
eS.25 u load; lump, s. t. load.
CANDIES y NUTS.
Candles-Stck. 20 y ID; common mixed.
&c; q. A. *. mixed, Sc: banner stick.
10c: cream mixed. 10i.c: old time mixed. &c.
Nuts-Soft-s heiled almonds. zoe: English
walnuts. Ice; Brazil Dnts. 1llat: tilberts,
12c; peanuts, roasted. safe: mixed nuts
CANNED eoops
Peaches-Standard. 3-pound. e.. 25 2. 40;
S-pound seconds. sl.S5G2: California stand
ard. s2S542.50; California; seconds. &2G225.
Observation-Disclosures 2-pound, 75c:
Taspberries. 2-pound. S1.20: pineapple.
standard, 2-pound: Sl.250l.s5: cove oysters.
1-ponnd full weight. 90l9a5c: light. 651 zoe:
2-pound. full, sl.s0d2; hight, Sl.2O; string
beans. S5495c; Lima beans. sl.l001.2 %: peas.
msrrowfat. sl:l0al 20; early June. 1920
1.s0;lobsfers slS502. red cherries. 95c0
Ito. straw berries. sl.209l.30: salmon (fbs),
&l.35Q2.50 3-pound tomatoes. soc.
DRIED FRUITS.
Figs-Layer, lS0l6c y ID.
Peaches-Common sun-dried, 76sc ID rs:
common evaporated. l44l6c; California
fancy 1s920c.
Applss-sun-dried. 70sc ~ rs; evapor-
oted l0dl2c.
Cnnants-5c - n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 169fSc.
Prnnes-Turkish. s09c p 10; California.
l2a 615c.
Kaisins-Loose Muscatel, sl.25 - box:
London layer. si.7542 u box, VaIencia.
64Slac y 10; lay or. ga i0c.
DRUGS.
Alcohol. S22202. 40: asafetida. 4oc; alum.
1Q5c; camphor. tO@55c; cochineaL COO
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SHORT RIBS ON A RAMPAGE
Wright and Cudahy, of Chicago, Seem
to Have a Corner on October Deliveries.
The Prica Goes Up Nearly 81 per Hundred.
While the Strength Is Fpll in Pork. but
Not in Gram 10 Any Great Extent


Wheat Opened Lower. but Closed with q
Gain of On@-Haif Gent.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-Feverish excite
ment and the elimination of q big deal In
ribs were twin sensations in the provision
pit to-day. An advance of nearly 81 was
scored on the October options, the market
selling from S7,65 at the close last night TO
$500 during the first hour of change to-day.
1t has been eossiped for months that
Charles Wright and John Cudahy were In
tending to corner the market for October
ribs. Wright commenced buying several
months ago. when the market was about
sc. and gradually accumulated probably
20,0c0, QUO pounds. He is supposed 10 have
divided this interest with Cudahy. 1t Isnow
81 supposed these two are long not less than
forty million pounds of ribs for October
delivery. As to the time W hen ribs can be-
made for delivery on October contracts
the trade is much at variance; The rule
cured" this usually requiring forty days.
but many contend that there are processes
in vogue here whereby they can be cured
in ten days. The suddcn advance IN o.
tober ribs was not altogether without
effect on other articles in the provision
line. Pork advanced 25035c. but settled
back 10012lfc, and closed comparatively
steady.
ucat Opoueu u Snauo UclOW TIC -Cioco
yesterday on the weak cables. Local buy
ing was quite sharp. offerings were light,
and considerable strength soon ruled. The
receipts at Chicago were considerably nm
der the estimates. The quantity on ocean
passage showed a decrease, but 1t was an
ticipated that there will be q heavy IN
crease in the clearances until the cholera
blockade is lifted. The market opened Bc
lower, advanced about &c and closed with
o gain of about lRc above yesterday.
Corn was active. but decidedly lower.
There seemed to be a widespread desire TO
get out of October holdings and TO bny
May. At the close October showed q loss
of $50 compared with last night and May
only hc.
In oats the near futures were the weak
est ana prices receded g "a lac, but October
recovered part of the loss. May receded
$50, but closed with a loss OF only lsc.
There was q. fair demand for vessel room
to load wheat and corn and rates held
steady ut 2hc for wheat and Gao for corn
to Buffalo. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow are: Wheat, $50 cars; corn, $40
cars: oats. $50 cars: hogs. $1,000 head. The
leading futures ranged as follows:
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ments. $500. Market allow and prices
weaker Prime TO extra natives. $3.50
SIS; others. $500 i.50; Texans. S23502%
rangers. 81. 9o0 4-5u; cows. Sl.l0d262ls.
Hogs-ReOeipta. 1900: shipments. S.OO0.
Market slow and Sc lower. Rough AMI
common. S47505 10; mixed and packers:
S5.1505.30; prime heavy and butchers
weights. s5.s5da.5,; lient. ST0a4o.
Market steady. Natives. IS 500 .25; fed
Texans. eLt5: grassers. s$s0daa0; West
erns. s4.0i1 04.S5; lambs, s3.5005.6a.
BUFFALO. Sept. observation-disclosures.
% carloads through and 3 carloads Tor
sale. The market was steady. sales.
rough steers. s3.5b03.75; old cows. S2S2-50:
Hogs-Receipts. 240 carloads through and
10 carloads for sale. The market was steady
and fair for good grades: rough and stays
slow. Heavy corn-fed. S5.6OOafO
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 10 carloads
through and Is carload for sale. The mar
ket was steady and strong for good: COM
mon about steady. Choice TO fancy weth-
ers. S4.e504.9c; lambs. native. good TO best.
Sl5c@5y0: anada. common to good, $40
$500.
EAST LIBERTY. Sept. 2o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 40; shipments. 600. The market
was very dali and l00l5c off from yester-
days prices. No cattle were shipped TO
New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850; shipments. 1000.
The market was steady. Philadelphia,
. stOUo ID. O68t 1OTkeTS 6Uu tuiAcu, St.ftO
SIS; grassers. "a. r5d525. Four car loads OF
hogs were shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; shipments. none.
The market was dull at yesterdays prices.
KANSAS CITY. Sept 20.-Cattle Re-
ceipts. l 800: shipments. 900. The market
was generally dull and weak at lower ten
denotes. Steers, S2.65O425; cows, Sl.lO0
225: Texas and Indian steers. sl.75OS.2o;
st0ckers and feeders. S2.3002.Sl
Hogs-Receipts, $500: shipments, none.
The market was steady. All grades. S40
5.25: bulk. IS. 1505.271s.
Sheep-Receipts. 1.2O0: shipments. none.
The market'was steady Muttons, S4.25G
5.35; lambs. s5@5.25.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-Cattle- Receipts.
1900; shipments, coo. The market was
active. Fair to choice native steers, $3.50
0a.25: Texas and Indian steers. s2.30G3.25.
Hogs - Receipts. 3.100; shipments. ZOO.
The market was steady. Heavy hogs, S5G
5.s5: mixed. S4.9OO5.25: hight. S505.25.
Sheep -Receipts. 500: shipments. 400. The
market was strong. Top prices. S4.75.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 20.-Hogs in good de.
mani. Common and light. Si250525: pack.
ing and butchers. S5.1505.65. Receipts. 200;
shipments, 1900.
Cattle steady at s1.5o04.5O. Receipts. go
shipments. $50.
Sheep stronger at s2.7505. Receipts. 1900
Shipments. ECO. Lambs stronger; common tC
choice. S3.5005.S5.
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Options. IOp'ningI Highest. Lorest. CLOSING
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. No. 2spring wheat.
72asc; No. 3 spring wheat, 65067hc; No. 2
red, 72asc; No. 2 corn. 45l2c; No. 3 corn.
4419c; No. 2 oats. 32'sc; No 2 white. 34035lsc;
No. 8 white, S20SSlac; No. 2 rye, 56c; No.
Q barley. Gle: No. 3, +. o. b.. 45665c; No. 4,
f. o. b.. 400 i5c; No. / iaXseed. $l.06; prime
timothv-seed, 81. 66; mess pork, per barrel,
S10. 150 ~. 20; lard, per pound, 7.45c: short
rib sides uOosel, S.37ls "a. 40c: dry-salted
shoulders lboxedl. 6.s006. 9Oc; short-clear
sides lboxed). 7.950Sc: whisky. distillers'
finished goods, per gallon. 81. ID; sugars,
cut loaf, 505asc; graduated. 5Ssc; standard
A, 5A.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
butter market was very quiet with prices
unchanged. Eggs firm: strictly fresh. 800
194c.
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls: wheat. 3l5.-
600 bu; corn, SO, 600 bu; oats. 323. COO bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley. 1900 bu. Shipments
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 5 1900 bu; corn.
245.0O0 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley, 1900 bu.
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The Cereals on Several Grades Go on loc-
Vegetable. and Fruit Firm.
Trade in all departments was active yes
ferday and on most articles higher prices
indicated. Coffees and sugars are moving
out well and prices strong. Dry goods
houses are busy and prices steady. Prod
uce handlers are very busy. Eggs are still
advancing and poultry getting in to . tirmer
position. Irish potatoes advanced to g. rs
o barrel. Commission men say such an ex-
orbitant price csnnot long be maintained.
Spanish onions are on the market at 81. 40
per crate. Jamaica oranges are on the mar
keg at 50 to So so per barrel Lemons IN bet
ter supply and prices weak. Track bids
for grain, which on several grades 10 hc OF.
follow:
Wheat-No. Q red, 6sIsc; No. 8 red. 6s066c;
No. 4 red. see; rejected, 50055c; wagon
wheat. zoe bid.
Corn-No. 1white. 47lsc; No. Q white, 47lsc:
white mixed. 46c; No. 5 white, 46047lac. lat
low, 46c; No. 3 yellow. 46c; No. 4 yellow.
z0c; No. 2mixed. 40: No.. mixed. Acc; No. 4
mixed. 40c; ear, 44c.
0ats-No. 9 white. 34lso; No. 8. 33isc; No. Q
mixed. S2lsc; No. 3 mixed. Sllso; rejected,
Bran. So per ton.
H~ay-Choice timothy. S1l: No. l, $40. so;
No. 2. $3.50; prairie. Nc. l. $3.50; No. 2. Sc.
POULTRY N OTHER PRODUCE.
Poultry-Hens, 901oc ~ ib; young chick
ems. ga Zoe f} 10; turkeys. 1O0l2l5c f9 Id;
ducks. 7cP Is; geese. $3.50 for choice.
E~ggs-Shippers paying 1701Sc.
ntter-Choi country grass butter. 110
14c: common, Ease.
Cheese-Ney York full cream. 110l2c;
skins, SAFE p 10. tJobbing prices.)
Feathers-Prlme geese, 35c ~ ID; mixed
duck. zoe u ID.
Beeswsx-Dark. s5c: yellow. 40c selling
price,; dealers pay $4,000.
Wool-Fine merino. 1G01sc: unwashed
combing, Bic; tub-washed. 51033c.
Hides, Talloic. Etc.
Hides-No. 1 green hides, Sc: No. Q green
hides, 2l9c; No. / u. .. hides. 4l9o; No. &c. s.
hides. slsc; No. / tsllow. 4c; No. 2 tallow
she.
Horse Hides-s202.25 .
Tallow-No. /, &c; No. q 3Ac.
Grease-White. &C; yellow, 3hc; brown.
Be.
Bones-Dry, s120l3 ~ ton.
PRODUCE. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Peaches-One-bushel crate. S2.5O03; GO
@15c ~ % bu box.
Potatoes-S2.5002.7 as u brl.
Sweet Potatoes Jerseys, S3.7504: Bal
fimores. s303.25 T. brl.
o~nions-s2025O ~ brl; Spanish, 81. rs per
crate.
Lemons-Choice. 8 6 s5 p box; fancy. Sc. rs.
Oranges-yamaics. ss0950 II brl.
Cabbage-Home-gr0wn, Sl.250l.5O ~ brl.
Celery-Fancy white plume. Csc bunch.
Bananas-Sl.5002.7 IS IT, bunch. according
to size and quality.
Grapes-Concords. Ten-pound basket, SOC;
Della wares, zoe.
Nutmeg Melons-Basket. SOC; barrel, Sl.25
also.
~AppI,s-Green. fancy. s40425 ~ brl: me-
dinmIs@todS t. brl; common, sl.250225
y baA9
afermelons-Choice Indiana, sl20lS g
100.
Crfsnberries-Per barrel, SIS. 750 .25; sa.25
d bi crate.
Poars-sa ~ bushel; Duchess, S5a5.5O 4y
-bxL
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HARTFORD, Conn.,. Sept. 20.-Early this morn
ing there was a terrific explosion on the Phila-
delphia 81 Reading railroad. three miles west OF
New Hartford. A freight train consisting or ten
cars bound for Hartford was coming on down
grade. In the center OF the train was a car of
dynamite. n exploded. and Ave cars OF the train
were blown TO pieces and their contents seat
tered 10 the winds. Trees on both banks were
blown down ana driven into the road-hed. Tho
track was torn up aud a large hole, twenty feet
In diameter and ten feet deep was made in the
road-bed. A barn near by was destroyed. John
Clark. q brakeman. was blown 100 feet and his
clothes were ripped of him. but he was unhurt.
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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents Of Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been gran tod the follow
inc-pamed Indian,ans:

luk-UhIutu 1uul8uI6uS.
dditional--Willfam c. Blizzard, Samuel Blen-
ham, waldemar Thurman, Richard r. FreshOur,
Cornelius V. Tanner. Harry Weaver. Uriah W.
Barnard. Levi NJ. Reed. James Bulger. Samuel
L. Baldwin,. Lewis Beck. John c. Hamilton.
William Cornwen. Zephaniah Fulton. George W.
Lee. supplementary Christopher c. Weist
Increase-Wliliam A. Nelson. James A.
Burns. Joseph o. Whalen. Thomas :. James,
Marshall A. Jennings, John Otto. James Sells.
Mary McCorkhill, John Jewell. Mahlon Barton.
Alexander Wood, Henry +. A. Meisscl, George
Richardson. Reissue-John n. Nestal. Reissue
and nerease-John McClamrock. Original
widows. etc.-Mary Campbell, Sophronia NJ.
Woodbridge, Perlina Barrett, Emelino A. Rick
etts. Amanda Smell, Sarah Yarnell. minors of
Frank ID. Arnold. Huldah NJ. Miller. Mary
Miner. Eliza NJ. Sweeney, Annie A. Purviance.
To or
Add~itional-James T. Mills. Louis Gravelot,
John Sewers, Herman +. Hustler. Francis ID.
Type. David Eddy. Thomas Trent. Abraham
Anderson, Philip Moeller. Renewal and in
creaso-samuel Beyet Increase-Frank Warner,
Henry A. Piper. Blanchard NJ. Fosgate. Cyrus W.
Renfro. William III. shrycr, Vim G Darner, Sam
nell J. Crawford, Rawleigh Armes. woodford ID.
Hand. Jesse Busnee. Simeon W. Meador. Re-
issue-John W. Benson. William G.. Johnson,
John X. sturgis. Original widows, Eliza
beth Hay, Margaretha Winkelman, IN T.. Rog-
ers. Dora Tetzner. Adela NJ. +. Conover. Marga-
ret Becker. Sarah Fly. Amanda Laseur, Sophia
Wahl. sarah ID. Strader (mother), Martinsey
Weatherspoon uatherl. minor of James =. Borth-
lex, Katherine Grotgut. minors of John Cisney.
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Quotations At St Louis. Philadelphia. Balsi-

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20.-Flour steady but
quiet and unchanged. Wheat opened weak
but rallied on particular news and crossed
Is lac mp. No. = red. cash. higher at 6sas c;
September. 69lsc bid; October, 69Ac: De-
hid: May. 7siz a sc. closing at 1875 a nc bid.
Corn weakened ON fine weather and closed
hc OF; No. 2 mixed. cash. lower ut 42s q:
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Bottles. jugs and jars that have become
impure by long standing may be thoroughly
cleansed with lime water.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. Sept. &c. Observation-Disclosures.
Lot; all for exporters and slaughterers. No
trading: feeling dull. Dressed beef steady
ut Ease. Shipments to-day. 6SG beeves: to-
morrow, GOO beeves and $500 quarters of
beef.
Cslves-Receipts. l3S. The market was
dull. Vesls. S5S7.25; grassers. buttermilk
and Western calves. So 5003 i2A.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts. 1920. The
market was firm. sheep. 81: lambs, $3.50
ESQ: dressed mutton steady at 709c; dressed
lambs firm at 9910lsc.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: consigned direct.
The market was uominally steady at Sa.4o
Q5.Sa.
CHICAGO. Sc 2a-The Evening Jour.
nal reports: Co s-ReceiptA 5000: shiD-