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cumbers and mix oil together. sprinkle
with salt. lot stand twenty-four hours,
drain. put in q large jar and cover with
strong vinegar. Set away over night, drain
again, mix the spices. boil o gallon and a
half of vinegar. pou over the pickles. after
mixing with the spices for three mornings;
the third, ado one pound OF brown sugnr
ami the oil. Cover and keep In O cool. dark
place.
Southern Chow Chow-Fill q three-gsl-
Ion jar with small. green tomatoes. cucunl-
berc. onions. green peppers and horse rad
ish. let stand in salt and water two days.
drain, put In "a kettle and boil ten min ctes.
drain and pot ia D jar. Put three quartsof
vinegar In - kettle TO boil. take half n
pound Of mustard and a cup oil sugar. mix
in cold vinegar. pour over the pickles and
cover with hot vinegar. Cover the jar and
keep in a cool place
Old Virginia Pickles-Take two dozen
large cueumbers. one dozen of onions and
one 3ok OF full grown Tomatoes. Let the
cucumbers and tomatoes stand IN brine
three days, cut the onions up and sprinkle
with salt. Take half q gallon of vinegar.
three ounces of white mustard seed. one
each of turmeric and celery seed. two
pounds of brown sugar and one box OF
ground mustard. Let simmer for one hour
and pour over the pickles. Put In q jar
and seal.
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"

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-The Evening jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts. 5000. of
which 1000 we're Texans ana 800 Westerns;
shipments, l,60G. The market was strong
for good natives: Texans and Westerns
weak. Extra prime steers. s.. % 05. 40;
choice. S4.75@5.I5; good, SI.i00465; me-
dunn. S3.50O4; ommon. S2.7003.3O; corn
fed Texane. Sa.1504.10: grass-fed Texas
steers. S2.l5G2SO; graes-fed Texas cows.
Sl.50GD3. 30: Western steeTs. S2.15S3..0; West
ern COWS Sl.15G2. 10: feeders, s 2.1502.75 u.
Hogs-Rsceipts. I7.0Co: shipments. 5000.
The market opened strong but closed loo
lower. Mixed and packing. 30;
prime heavy, S3SO05.971R; butchers
weights. S5.D06.15: light. S5S536.S0.
Sheep and Lambs-ReceIpts. 1000; ship
ments. 4S0. The market was steady. Ma
tives. S2O415: Westerns. 90. 4003 $40: lambs.
S2.Z5O5.35; stockers. S1D2-
ST. LOUIS. Sept. a.-Cattle-ReceiDts.
200: shipments. 1900. The market was
steady anu unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 500: shipments. 400.
The market was 5010c lower; top, 50. so;
blk of sales. IS. I006.
Sheep-Receipt8, none; shipments, none
No market made.
EAST LIBERTY, Sept. a.-CattIe-Noth-
ing doing.
Hogs-Receiots, 1900; shipments. 1.so0.
Market excited; all grades Sc. 20O6.6 10. Five
csrs of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Reeeipts. $500; shipments, 5000.
Market steady ana unchanged.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

The Trade of tho Week Was Very sstisfac-
tory, with Prices in Some Lines Easier.
In the wholesale departments the trade
of the week closing Saturday was spoken
Of as very satisfactory. while in the main
prices have ruled steady. Poultry. seed
and hide markets are easier. The market
East 10 overstocked with poultry. There
are some articles which it is quite difficult
to quote. There are so many varieties of
peaches and styles of putting them MP that
one must quote them by the bushel as rang
ing from IS cents to s225 per bushei.
Apples also vary greatly on account of the
difference there Is in quality. Cotfees are
firm at the advance or Thursday last, while
sugars rule easier. The provision market
is firm and the distribution much larger
than thirty days ago.
There was a little more life to the local
grain market yesterday. Wheat advanced.
corn was firm at bids gwen and oats steady.
Track bids ruled as follows:
Wheat-No. 2 red. $40: No. 8 red, $40;
rejected by samplo. 40450c: wagon, SIC.
COrn-No. j white. 40c; No. 2 white, 40c:
No. white. S9l2c: No. 4 white. 30035c: No. 2
white mixed, 39e; No. 3 white mixed, SSl7c;
No. 4 white mixed. 300S5c; No. 2 yellow,
89o; No. 8 yellow. 3s1ac; No. 4 yellow. 500
&c: No. = mixed. soc: No. 3 mixed. 3Slao;
NO. 4 mixed, SCG35c; ear corn. 4204ic.
>Osts-No. 2 white. CSC: No. s white.
26c; No. 2 mixed. 25i4c; No. 3 mixed. 24c:
rejected. 230z5c.
Hay-Choice timothy. S1275: No. !, $3.50:
No. .. s1O.25; No. l prairie. 81; mixed. IS;
clover. 50.
Rye-No. 2. 40 for cur lots; 400 for wagon
rye.
Bran. s12.
POULTRY AM OTHER PRODUCE.
prizes Paid 6y Deaiers.l
Poultry-Hens. &c ~ ID: younC chick.
ems. 7l5o y 10: turkeys. toms. &C - Is: hens.
&C y %: ducks. Go ~ Is; geese. si.2O for
choice.
EGgs-Shippers paying 10c: candled. 12c.
Bntter-GIess butter. choice, l4016c
mixed. case.
Honey-1S02Oc.
duck, zoe - ID.
B~eeswax-20o for ysllow;'l6 c for dark.
Wool-tnwashed medium DOL. 16c; I'M
washed coarse OF braid. 13O1sc; unwsshed
hne meTino. lC9l3c; tub washed. 1SG23c:
bury and cotred wool, SC TO &c less than
above prices. =
Hides. Talon. Etc.
Hides-No. 1 green hides. 2hc; No. l G. S.
hides. 3&e; No. . G.. =. bldes. 2lec; No. 1
cali hides. &c: No. . calf hides. 3isc; No. L
taIiow. ~ @4c; No. , tallOw. 31sc.
Isllow-No. tallow, &c; No. 2 tallow.
esc.
Grease-WhIte. 4Hc; yellow. slsc; brown.
Sc.
BOnes-Dry. s12013 y ton.
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INDIANA FAIRS.
The following ia q list. with dates. of the
~or,ouc faira nf Indiana.

1Qo lOllOW IO0 ID u ISL. Win O8to5s VI tu0
various fairs OF Indiana:
Sept. IL to 15-Montgomery Onion Agricultural So
cieiy; Charlottesville; w. w. Morgan. sec.
citation; Morocco; G. w. Register. sc.
Sept. IL TO lo-Fairmount Fair; J ID.
Sept. IL TO l6-Gibson County Fair Association
Princeton; s. Vet strain. sec;
Sept IL 70 l6--lsush County Agricultural Society;
Sept. IL to i5-Washington County Fair Association;
Sept. ~ TO le-Warren Tri-County Agricultural
Society; Warren; John III. Thompson, sec.
Frank Stannard. sec.
sept. Is 70 z3-Iniiana state fair; indianapolis;
Sept Is to 2S-Perry Agricultural and Mechanical
Sept. Is to 23-Greene County Central fair; Bloom
held; T. T. Prlnsle, sec. nj
Sept. ~ to 23-Porter County Agricultural Society;
Valparaiso; 4. y. Beach, sec.
Sept. 10 TO 22-Steuben County Agricultural AsSo
cation; Angola; II. L. Huston. sec.
Sept. Is to 22-FOuniain, Warren ana Vermilllon
Agricultural Association; Covington; w. L. Ward
Sept. IS to 23-Eastern Indiana Agricultural ASS,
citations; lkendailviiie; j. y. CDniogle. SOC.
Sept. 20 TO 30-Spencer County Fair Association;
RockpOrt; G. NJ. Partridge, sec.
Sept. % to 23-ycrmillion County Fair Association;
Sept. IS to 29-Jay Go nty Agricultural and Joint
stock Company; Portland; G. w: Bnrgman, sec.
North Manchester; ID. w. Krlslier. sec.
Sept. 26t0 29-Jackson County FAIR Association; Sey-
Sept. rs to 30-Monroe County Agricultural Associ-
alton; BloomingtOn; Z. IL. WOrrall. sec.
Sept. n To 2S-Bremen Agricultural Society; Bre-
men; 1. l.. ID. i.esler. sec.
Sept. 70 TO 30 The southern Indiana District Fair
Association; Mt. Vernon: Z. W. Iichtenberger. sec.
Sept. % 70 2J-Poplar Grove A, HI. and NJ. AsSocla-
ton: Poplar Grove! II. 7. Barbour. sec.
Oct. = 10 5--EiEhart County Agricultural society
6oshen; T.. f.. Drake, sec.
Oct. 2 to 6-Lagrange Fair Association; Lagrange
&. II. Smith. sec.
Oct. 3 to 6-CarrOll County Fair Association;
Camden; u. Il. Saaderson. sec.
Oct 3 TO 6-Marsiial County Agricultural and
Industrial Ass0tn; Plymouth 5. ". stevens. sec.
Oct. 3 To Huntington County Agricultural Society;
HuniingtOn; II. VI. Pnrviance. sec.
Oct. , 10 Lake County Agricultural AsSociauon;
Crown Point; ". G. Nicholson. sec.
Oct 3 TO 6-Maxinkuckee Agricultural Association;
Culver Park; L. =. Freeze, sec.
Oct. 3t0 7-Vermillion County Joint Stock Assoclh
ton; Newport; J. Richardson, sec.
Oct. 5 10 0-Marshall County Agricultural AMI In
nustrial AssOciatn; Plymouth >. y. Stephens. $50
Oct. 4 10 Whitley COM Y Joint AssOclati0n; Co
lunbia City: L. j. Heller. sec.
Oct. 3 10 1t-KnOx County Agricultural ana Mo
chenical Society; NIncennes: j. w. Emison. sec.
Oct. 8 10 l5-Northeastern Indiana Agricultural As
sociation; Waterioo. j.. @. Johnson, sec
Oct. 10 To 13-The Bourbon Fair ASSOCIATION; Bour-
bon; q. ID. EttiHger. sec.
Oct II 10 l3-Farmers' UnOin Fair Association; New
Carlisle; w. III. Deacon, sec.
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Options. Op'ning Highest. Looest Closing.
Cash quotaJlons were as follows: Flour
firm Ind In fnir dauianh No y AnrInn

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm and In feir demand. No. 2 spring
wheat. 65A0654c: No. 3 spring wheat. /. o.
d.. 5e060c; No. = red. +. O. D.. 6519 065a4c
No. 2 corn. 40lsc: No.. 5 corn. $3.50; No. 2
oats. 25isc; No. 2 white. t. o. D.. 20l4 02919c;
No. 3 white. f. o. b., 274c; No. ? rye. 42l7c;
No. 2 barley. nominal: No. 8. +. o. b.. 500
SOC: No. 4, {. O.. D.. 2604lc: No. l flGxseed.
S1.0l; primo timothy seed, -;
mess pork. per brl. Sl6100l6.I5; lard. Der
pound. S.S5OS. SOC; short-rib sldes Qoosel,
10. IO010.15c dry-salted should "a tboxedl.
7.2501.50c; short-clear sides To d.. $3.50
Zoe: whisky. distiliers' finished goods. per
gal. Sl.l2.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was iirrn; cresInery. go
% l2c; dairy. lt025c. Eggs firm; fresh. lac.
Receipts-Flour. 49, 500 brls: wheat. $4,000
hu; corn. $50. QUO bu; oats, 351.O0 .bu:
rye. 2.W0 bu; barley. 5000 bu; tIuotlly
seed. 53O.675 bu. Shipments-Flour. 9,4C0
brls: wheat. $50. 100 In: corn. 10000 bu:
oats. 1os. 500 bu: rye. ESQ bu; barley, 5000
bu; timothy seed, 1900 bu.
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To Clean Table Linen.

new OtR WITH.
Embroidered table linen should be ironed
over soft, heavy flannel covered with mus
lin. 1t should be laid with right side down
and ironed almost drv with very hot IRON.
Then iI should be folded back aud the en-
brOidered part lightly pressed. while the
plain is heavily IrOned with a poiishin q
iron. Roll it over u stick instead of fold
ing.
stretch all tablecloths. damask napkins
and heavy linens diagonally before iron
ing them. Red cloths must not be-
s%tarched. Delicately tinted ones should
be soaked in sugar of lead water before
washing.
Fine doylIes should be placed in a white
dish. covered with naphtha and stirred.
Several days airing will DO necessary to
rid them of the odor. If they are not much
soiled they nay be pinned securely TO q
sheet and covered with powdered corn
starch. This should be we'll In. al
lowed TO remain for half an hour, and then
brushed and shaken.
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THE JoBBiNG TRADE.

ITbe quotations gireR beloV are he selling prices
q uhOieS0ts dealers
AND NUTS.
Candies-Stiok. &c ~ ID; common mixed.
20: u. A. X. mixed. &C; Banner mixed Zoe:
cream mixed. lone; old-tIme mixed, Sc.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. 2Oc; English
v~alnuts. l6c; Brazil nuts. Zoe: filherts. lie:
peanuts. roasted. 7GSc; mixed nuts, l5c.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches Standard. S-uound. S1.s502:
g-pound seconds. Sl.4091.5 81; 3-pound pie.
pO995c; California standard. Sa.25S
ESQ: California seconds. Sl.s502. Mis-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2-pound. $50
$50; raspberries. 2-pound. Sl.209l.25; pine.
apple. standerd. pound. S1.251i 1. 30: choice
s2Q225; cove OF sters. 1-pound, full weight.
sl0Llo; light. T0015c; 2-ponnd full. $40
2lO: light. Sl.20dl.30: string beans. S5095c:
Lima beans. ~sl.l061.30; peas. marrowfat.
sll 10 cleo; early June. SI.a5 0L.5O: lobsters.
sl.s6W2; red cherries. Sl.209l.2j: straw
berries. Sl.20G1.3 30; salmon rs 20;
S-Dound tomatoes. sL.2091.2a.
COAL AND COKE
Anthracite coal. all sizes. $3.50 % ton;
Plttsburg ami Ray mond City, Sl25 % ton:
jackson. S4.25; block. 9 25: leland City. -;
Blossburg and English Camel. So. AIlnut
Goals SOC below above quotations.
Coke-Connelisville. $40 - load;
crushed. SS.3$ load; lump. So p load.
DRUGS.
Alcohol. &c. l492 40; asafetida, SIC: alum.
4Q5c; campbor. $4,000: c~ochineal, 50055o
ehioroform. 60965c coDperas. brls. ei@1. 10;
cream tartar. pure. 2s0S0c; indigo. SO0slc:
lIcorice. Cslab. genuine. 309s5c: magneaia,
carb-. 2-oz, 25035c; morphine. Z. ~ w, per
OF. S245: madden. 14G &c.,; oil, castor, per
gal. si.260l 30; oil. berggmot. per n. 81;
opium. $40; 9nininc. +. 81 W., per OF. go
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FLATTERING BANK STATEMENT
Reserve Is 81, $50, in Excess of
the Required % Per Cent.
New York Stock Exchange Business
Strong at Better Observation-Disclosures
apOlis Cereals Inactive.

At New York. Saturday. money on call
was nominally 305 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper was S0Sa per
cent.
Sterling exchange Was steady, with
sctual business in bankers bills at s4.s224
05.s3A for sixty days and S4.s5A@4s6A
for demand. Posted rates. sLS304S61a.
Commercial bills. sixty days. s4.s1G4.S2.
and demand S~4.s2G4S5A.
The clearing house statement for to-day
is SO follows: Exchanges. s73. 7O. 959; bal
snces. s4.s17. 3S6. The subtreasury was
s54l. 3S7 debtor at the clearing house.
Bar silver. 74Ac per ounce; at London.
e44d.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following changes:
Reserve. 900
Loans, decrease o,ZOO, 100
Specie, 2,4OO, 100
Legal tenders, 2,077 300
Deposits, 222,40O
ClrculaJOn. increase. ~ ,oUO
The banks now hold g. 66. 375 l., excess
of the requirements of the % Der cent. rule.
Government BONDS have been steady and
State bonds dull Railroad bonds were
strong. Silver at the Stock Exchange was
neglected.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange was
decidedly strong In the first hour of BUSH
ness. and the best figures of the week were
attained In a number of instances. The
inquiry ran chiefly TO the iuduetrials. Man
haitian and the grangers. Stocks were well
held. and even the sharp advance for a
time failed TO dislOdge any great
amount of the leading issues.
Traders were confident that the
bank statement would be very favorable,
and not a few OF them extended their lines
on this theory. Sugar rose =; preferred,
ga; Chicago Gas. 2i2; Manhattan. 312; Cord
age. 212; Burlington, Ia; L~sckawanna rs;
Reading. Ia; Lead. preferred. pa; North
ern Pacific. 14; Pullman. 4. and Rubber.
common. IA per cent. Distillers were not
much OF q bull card because of the reports
from Chicago that the American distribut-
ing concern and the com pany were at log
gerheads about the question of selling the
latter's products. Evansville IL Terre
Haute was neglected. Bulls in Manhattan
eornered the talk about an underground
railroad. and the stock rose rapidly. The
bank statement came up arolling and
prices receded 13Oz5 per cent. Electric
leading At the close the market was
weaker. The total sales were 100, 61S. Clos
ing quotations were:
Forr er cent. reg.110I9lL Louis. & Nash. 56la
Tour per CT. coup-.11lL2j i. IL New Albany Is
Pacific $500 90. -l02 Missouri Pacific. 26l2
AtcblSon.-------.. 2l5sN. j. Central..--.s106
Adams Express.--13S Northern Pacific 93s
Alton VI. H----1S N. Pacific pref. 24os
Alton pref. lao Northwestern..... 094
american Expr'ss.106 NORTHWESTERN pr't1S3
Cnes. q Onio----- lIAlN. \. Central. To-
G., 1. & Q.----w- So Peoria. u. q E.. 8la
C, C., c. St L. 37lal Pullman Palace. .-169
Del. Lack. Il W...139al Rock Island....... 65la
Fort Wayne.----l39 u. 5. Express. AS
Lake Erie & w. law st. i. x P. re
LIZ W. pref. 60 w. st. L. Z. pref 1873
LAKE snore-.-.--.l23 IWells-FargOE x...130
Lead Irust------ 81 Western Cnion.... 1888
Bid.
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REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Five Transfers. with n Total Consideration
of g1c 2SS

Five Transfers. with n Total Consideration
of S16,375.
Instruments fled for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twea-
ty-four hours ending at D p. II. Sept. 9. 1898.
as furnished by Elliott IL Butler, abstracters
of titles, Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
street:
Martin Pryor to Jennie Pryor. lot 81,
III GibsOns's subdivision OF John
sons heirs addition SO, 800. 90
David VI. Carson To Samuel T.. Cow
ger. the undivided one hal. interest
In lots %. 80 and loo and lot L, In
Floral Pork addition. ....-..-.-- $4,000
Orval ID. COsler 10 Addison l.. Roache,
lots - aud 23, in block 80; lots IA
aud Is, IN block az. and lot 80. in
block ). in North IndIanapolis.----- 7,325.0O
Arthur Is. Grover 10 John Eurnas.
part OF lot .. In Fletcher & Ramsey's
BrOokside addition 900. 90
Giles > Bradley at al. To Harriet T..
Van Camp. lots ~ and So In Brad
ley. Denny Il Atkineon's East Wash
ington-street 600.0 Oh
Transfers. 5; consideration $500. $16.3z5.O0
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Some Recipes.

Creole Pickles-Take eeventy-fve large,
f%ull-grown cucnmhors. "a dozen onions and
one peck of fuil-grown green Tomatoes.
four small heads OF firm winter cabbage.
one pint of grated borse-radish, half q
pound OF mustard seed. two tsblespooDfuis
of black pepper. one ounce of celery
seed. same OF cinnamon. two ounces
Of turnrric and half n pint of
olive oil. Slice the tomatoes and
onions. chop the cabbage. quarter the Gu
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TRADE IN

Quotations at St Louis. Phiisdsiphia. BaIei.
more. Cincinnati and Oth.r Point,
ST. LOUIS. Sept. a.-Fiour was steady
and unchanged. Wheat showed no feature
during the entire session. closing only ll6c
MP; No. 2 red. cash, closed st 6llsc G; Septem-
Der. 81 &c; October. 625sc; Decent Der. G7lsc:
May, 74sc. Corn was weakened by pros-
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Be careful not TO let meat or poultry re-
main In the water after it 10 done enough.
III care Is not exercised here the meat will
become sodden and loee It's flavor.
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An Appropriate Name.

Sharp-De Musicus has decided to call
his now symphony Chicago"
Flat-ID honor of the fair. | SUPPOSED
Sbarp-No; because the principal part Is
taken by the wind Instruments.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Pig iron quiet: Ameri
can, $l2.250l5.50. Copper quiet; lake. 9.62i2c.
Lead very strong; domestic, $3.50. Tin strong;
Straits, 1850: plates firm; spelter quiet but
steady; domestic. 3.7Oc.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. o. Lead quiet at 3.70c'
speiter 3. Acc.
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SETS of the G. A. II. edition of The Jour-
nal. Sept ? to s. inclusive. wall be sent to
any address for Is centa
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and Weak and
L~ower-Sheep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 2.-CaTrLE-Re-
ceipts, $50; shipments. 800. There were but
few fresh arrivals. The market was strong
ai vaatardav,s nrices. ALL anld. :
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Oiis.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Petroleum was firm:
United closed at 65lec; Washington-in bar
rels. 5.25c; in bulk. 2.75c; New ~York-refined.
5.l5c; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 5.1O25.l5c;
in bulk, 2.6OaZ.65c. Turpentine firm at SOC.
WILMINGTON. Sept. g. ROsin steady:
strained. zoe; good. Soc. Spirits OF turpcntile
steady at zoe bid. Tar steady at soc.
Iurpentine firm; hard, 81; soft. $3.50; virgin,
$l.60.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 9.-Spirits oil turpentine
firm at 26c bid. Rosin firm az 9Oc.
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Talked To Himself.

Kate Fields Paper.
Jinks-I now understand why BARRIERS do
SO much talking.
FilkiDs-What has enlightened you7
Jlnks-I shaved my slf to-day. and l as.
sure you l talked all the time.
If vegetables are not boiled tender they
are very indigestible. and much moro
trou blesome during their residence in the
stomach than undone meats.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-The dry goods market
has been fairly active in d general way, with an
upward tendency in the main. sellers in many
cases standing ont tor higher prices. Bleached
shirtiIgs in 81, 7-S and &-4 makes are meeting
with a ready sale generally, the 6r4 10 I-s goods
being taken first. Brown snectings are steady,
with a fair demand. Hosiery and underwear
are IN somewhat moro active demand. Foreign
goods in Omewh moro demand In jobDlng
trade there has been a slight decline in the vol
uIne OF business. Since Jan. ], 1898, the exports
or dry goods have been 1883 packages.
against 156. 1874 packages for the CORE spending
time in 1892, the value being since Jan. l, 1898,
1851 81. against 1925 1913 for the CORE
spending period OF 1892.
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pects Of rain. losing lsc; No. . mixed. cash.
Soc; September, 374c; October. 36sc; De-
Gambler. 354c: the year. 35Asc: May. o9Ac.
Oats dull and weak; No. :. cash. closed at
25l2c; September. 25l9c; October. 25kc;
May. Doc. Rye steady bnt quiet: No. 2. on
this side. 42c. Barley-No trading Bran
firm; Clio on east track. flaxseed urn at
&C. Clover seed firm at e1.25f0S1O. Hay
steady and unchanged Butter ana eggs
unchanged. Corn meal firm at Sl.S0. Whis-
XIV, Sl.12 for hniehed goods. Cotton bag
ging. AZ acc. iron cotton sties, 95c0Sl
Provisions firm and higher hut quiet. Pork.
new current make. 81. Lard. sS5c. Dry
BaIted ~meats-Loose shoulders. I.62l2c: longs
end clear ribs. l0.25c; shorts. III. 75c: boxed
lots .15o more. Bacon Packed shoulders.
90: longs and clear ribs. 10.S7lse; shorts.
L75c. Hauls-Sn0ar-cured. 130lic. Re-
ceipts-Flonr. 1900 brls: wheat. l04.0 600 bu:
corn. So. COO bu: oats. p. 600 bn. Shipments
Flour. 5000 brls; wheat. 1000 blu; corn.
$1,000 bu.
BALTIMORE, Sept. a-Wheat firm: No.
2 red, September. ssh aisle; October. 69Ss
O69ssc: December. 73Os3isc. Corn strong;
mixed. spot. 4Sc; September, Az Oc-
tober. 411sc: the year, 4IL5c. Oats firm: No..
2 white. 35h 036c: No. 2 mixed Western. 80
G52c. Rye dull; No. 2. 5l052c. Grain
freights duil: steamer TO Liverpool. 2I2d
per bu; corn for orders, 2s 90 per quarter.
Cotton nominal; middling. Sc. Butter firm;
creamery. fancy. 26O27c: creamery. choice.
SOC. Coffee firm; Rio. spot, No. 2, 1850
174c.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. a.-Flour firm.
Wheat tirmer; No. red. spot. 6S7sc; Decem-
her. 1914 a CONCEPTIONS tirmer; car
lots scarce and firm: No. 2 mixed and yell
low, 49050c: No. 2 mixed. spot. 4Sl3c: De-
Gem Der. ASS 04sssc. Oats firmer; No; 2
white. spot. 35c: December. 54la0S5c. he
ceIpts-Flonr. 1887 brls and 1.495 sacks;
wheat. 10. 329 bu: corn. $3.50 bu;. oats. 2a.3I9
bu. Shipments-Wheat, 26.S22 bu; corn,
100 bu: oats. $500 bu.
CINCINNATI. Sept. o. Flour firm.
Wheat active and higher: No. 2 red. 6Oc;
receipts. 800 bu; shipments, Z. 200 bu. Corn
strong. Oats active and firm; No. . mixed.
2Sc. Rye firm; No. 2. SOC. Lard Gniet at
&c. Bulk meats nominal at loo lo.25c.
Bacon higher at 1l.7501l.22l2c. WHISKY
steady; sales. Ala brls of finished goods on
a basis of SLIP. Butter steady. Sugar
steady. Eggs easy at l22c. Cheese quiet
and steady.
DETROIT. Sept. a.-Wheat-No. 1 white.
63a4c; No. 2 red, cash. G54c; October. 6Gl9c:
December, zoo. Corn-No. 2. cash. 43c.
Oats-No. . white, 30c; No. 9 mixed, 2sc.
Rye-No. q. 454c. Clover seed. 1926. Re-
ceipts-Wheat. $1,000 bu; tcogD. $3.50 Blu;
oats. $500 bu.
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