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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05

I just found in your drawer. After awhile
] can make case, think And there VIII
be plenty of opportunity, for the warrant
OF which spoke is for obtaining money on
false pretenses.' and a score Of such
charges will succeed IL"
Mr.. Auckland turned about in his chair
and faced his accuser with the tranquil, as
sured air of a successful business man.
You have me on the hip" he said
Now, what amicable arrangement can we
make2''
Il want that pearl"
Il have important engagement IN
London, and I'm booked 10 sale tomorrow
II return the gem Will you modest me-
mo. Old Mr.. Black is fond of you ana
very sensitive to ridicule- / would not eN-
pose his credulity unless necessary.
You woull best keep pa9a-in-law under
glass case-for jerked beef. he's very
fresh. Well. here it is" and Auckland.
with smile. took the shagreen case from
his pistol pocket and displayed its simmer
iag contents.
II will be an heirloom" he continued
as MaXon opened the door. $50 / fully un-
derstand your interest And l sincerely
trust that your good wife may be preserved
from the untoward fate of my great-great-
grandmother. the Lady Catherine Good
night sir. / am most pleased to have met
you.-N Y. Times.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05

The readers of THE SENTINEL never had
an opportunity TO get first-class watches
at any such prices as the above, and after
this stock is sold they will probably not
soon have such a chance again.
This offer is open only to subscribers IA
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
One of these watches will make hand.
some birthday or Christmas present foi
your wife, your sister, your daughter, or
your sweetheart; for :our husband, your
father, your brother or your son.
In order to avoid confusion and mistakes
the watches should be ordered only by
their numbers. Thus it is only necessary
TO say: Send watch No. Tor whatever
number is desired) TO the following sd.
dress" Write the name, town, county and
stale very plainly.
The cash must accompany every order.
We should prefer TO have our subscrib-
ers use the following coupon, which can
he cut out, filled up and sent to TIE In
DIANA STATE SENTINEL with q draft on
Chicago, New York, indianapolis or Gin
cinnaii or postoftice money order for the
amount
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05
DR.. Johnson,s Monomnnia.

The boundary line between habit and
monomania is rather shadowy and
vague DIR. Johnson had an irresistible
impulse to touch every post he passed
Sometimes he would force himself to go
by one. only to return and crafty his
strange wish.-New York Recorder.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05
MILLING To Trn,Ic.

Haverly-"Lord Stoneycrops is over
here making American notes, is he not ?"
Austen-''Yes. ] have two or three Of
them in nv pocket. Do you w@nt to
take them OF my han is2"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05
A LARGE ELEPHANT LOOSE.
HOW AJAX DEFIED THE MOD AND
SAVED THE SHOW.

Those Who Were Not killed Fled in
n PaRic-The Exciting Experience
Elephant Ate rward Fell Through "A
Bridge and. Was killed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05

F%smS rrsy~
al SD . p
iMDIANn Oils SENTINEL CO.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05

Agents make big money selling The
Sentinel Almanac for 1893 Write for
terms TO agents. Address indianapolis
Sentinel
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05
No. 20. Size no. "a.

no. 20. Size No. lS-Mona rch case
with wide Nermicelli border and engraved
center, Naltham movement. seven j. wells
S23, This is the finest v aJch We oiler ano
is well worth $40, according TO the prices
charged in jewelry stores. The cases an
warranted for twenty-one years.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05

90. f6. Size No Is -Waltham or
E!gin movement, seven jewels, engine
turned Montauk ease, SiS This watch
would cost from SIS to S35 at jewelry
stores.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-05
You Vans q Walsh!
You Want First-Clese TinekeepoT
You Want q ySatC! that is Warranted
You Want Good Works and EandsoV
seTh1 Gon-nei'' Can Supply You az Manufacturer
Flow You Can Save $40 10 $40 on a Watch!

ka
made o II ~ bt m ep w m % dh lea Il u town have pay hgd
Ever % % ave 20 wat wat " l n ~ db n l @ n iy
FORKS @ @ poo VI I've or cor
ord % f he
The mcrc M uepr in licga ~ eleven pnpkd un
Tire made i II reason are uMt 4 Gm hteo
~
pd hg % CT n an MH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
PHELPS ON HIS EAR
ne Resgas as Pastor Of Iona
Baptist Church.
wfTHouT AN EXPLANATION
1hr sharrh D.eiin~- IA aocsps the
Resignation snd the Matter
~ssAss, IA ssssa QUO.

laslA. Mlrh.. Maseh s. The Rev D
PHELPS pasfpfef the First baptist church
II fbls eliy. ese4isd ssasatioa amongst
rs cee4rt gatien this morning BY tessds<
iae his feeltnatien after The regular
~erfiees. Tire sanae ., sske effect three
tnaths ffasa date. iia toid them that
BE- eeuld -liikr out straight fIoin tae
ehee.tsF a. that xas hls policy. He
then cssDnearsi T. fife boz shot into the
eanp aod surprised the congregation ~
maklgz the sissertpn that Funaor hal
eehe oh'm T. o. elfeef that ne hai
lesn requested - resign hr wanted n
0isfinetiy sn.lersfossl thai the sunor Vas
false. nttoaiy had eseF approached
niln 90 this sat.ect. he had been
pastor fsr tuG Years ard aas proud q
bis xusk ard his congregation. lie
talked n, them for twenty minutes pull.
fn< theHs over thr es.ais. lie then fur.
fher affalled them by appointing a
chairman e ths meeting aud demanded
i1ueslisf.- action "a the matter. IA the
meantime retiring 70 his study.
4 aeinbe 4 the church then moved
that fha rrsizoation D. accepted. ard a
rl-.ar vote Naa cailr,l for. The division
~ ne church 4as then apparent. bat
fhfse who we're the sub. ect II his b.sfn
barslmrat xrre ,i..ciledls IA the minor.
us ani the motion e. accept was
List tIr Phelps wss informed of tne
action and nhen hr took the pulpit his
indignaiinn 49, very apparent az their
n.t acctqtIng has Fequesf and be quickly
called nc a hsun and pronounced the
tsne.i.etion Nf, Phelps h past com
na1sier q the ~ 4. k, amemlser Of the
fenia coOuiy bar and a man Of ability.
a large amount II the old tire ~ 81
tsirg stili IA him. The direct cause q
the faction hight cannot be learned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
BEfft.S - T \ DUTY.
Postmaster al Lansing Forwards His
Resignation Promptly.

Ia>.sSo. Mich. March 3 Seymour
Foster. postmaster u this city. whose
commission does not expire until next
fail. ts~iay sent bis resignation 10 Poet
master General His~~ll. "a hich he said
i believe Il - toe duts II every federal
o'hccf hoid'ng a presidential appoint
uent 9ntler the past administration -
pace ns resignation IN the hands - The
incoming administration. thereby re-
lteyir1 i from embarrassment H. :
aith ihi- spirit and Nsth these views
that ! teg o. tender nay resignation az
pstmasisr az Lansing. "a take elect
~heuSyer the president shall see NJ 70
n4alc nl saecc cor and he shall be dn y
qua.its~l
n l.. r Eeslet = the Lansing Jour
nsi - net the next postmaster the eatire
c'tluuaifs wI1 miss Is guess.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

4 shst sscpfrd - people - rrrrarisr,ss hesl'h
vhs wf-~ig ferfiff ttsir ~tsfcrs seaia.f dss.
ee-a with fhat seeettah5e ard ,.ferfuai barrler
szainst iss inrosfs horfef'sfs Stomach Hst.
sors. Precautionary ns.asnrts. ehsn - health
: hrt 1iehfts isnrat~esi T. ~ rhfsscisns we'll
teos. xarsh say srrouat - medicstson after
wsrt 4 rrenenitofs rlelsliai rhin. ~ - a.
d'sr@tioa. inrr-ssteE irrrxaistifs - ire h-rseis
= stroiag fhespefir iseinse laactislts - the
ksiress -i-cat 81 Hesf hIiitns .slit..-ess s-
es.-afsnsaff .slft ferre.i fssasre tfs.st are : =
fstis - tist sesae - seif ffe--s- I'm shea "a,
gere,p - rnsnrs.,n irsislrefs sii disregard
iif,~trfter Stomach iiiftus lrt@srsps fhcee
etr fese n frsae nteisris. f7st.ersta rl-.r II
rltnsfifst,fr ftenlisai ssfs ktiaH4 aHa hissllrr
f.lsiis s1sf ifrer cfsatisf1t %s~rtst4 n sfilts
rf.t,F lfnni.t rifh sn, iftr7rt tirs ..,fi .l..st
"a s,it4eset frsf- ltiirs in .lefirase haaifh ard
s..f.f srseeafs isrire inffife hereff frsisn fh.
Ertet>
rhe NV prices ~ meat that prevailed
~ tire Nest-rn Ieff 3 Provision cofn
rant NJ. II csrsi street. last x~ez.
$40 - ~ feCee fhe ccfnnx week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

SAtf<sN Mich Nact . Julius Ia.
rrse fAe cieseg crtsk. Nbo Vs,A three
efeer prisoners hfese lali hast Monday
ali Nae ai.if.e ets'ctet.ei iu getting
atay. az ,sffusti early tiis n4ofrlsg
q tnt tsu-s = a relative. Cilicers sCs-
Yfefe. thaf ne y concealed there. aud
Faieh telnx &spt Is nas found that pre-.
faraf.DuS aess teing al4le - spirit him
away \ fati ea- fntn made and Dil
frce Eas imnBa iH tie sick room - the
.a..t m n. n.nal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

tsnit-a. Meh March o At ~
frt1raenn r4nvention fer the twenty
slznth sud.eial eirrrIt. held here The
Heu. fTei ~ Aidrisfh. The press'Fit
.1'igr. vas rennmipais-l ~ exclamation.
ro ether candidate leinx presented.
The ifm0cFaiie ccnyeution Riii II held
Nagch 9 buf e Is not expected that MS
candidate vii ~ Nominated ~ that
rsle 4nfi the convention vii probably
.a,lar-e Judge Aidrich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

AnrskS Men. March > William
tuts tie young man xho pulled ~
veisel go vii lhan. 4 bartender. I've
ftnes r frout . fhs ellison hon@. last
August. without the arsn x,ang Of. y AZ
today scDfeocri - jackson FOR Two
ffaH- ana sax uonihs The trouble n a.
eaa-ssi 81 i'ssn> paslng attention r.
ts9r, pretty wifr lie prisoner t.s
taiee p.esdea guilty iie has turned
sra5 since being pat behind the ars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

H,f CRY Meh. March 3 Word vas
rrrr.erii here today that Mrs Commlfrs.
sae fse tfot several weeks azl ~
Dave iii. - duox from the effects ~
her Fs iiilI il noU IA Isil ilsr
tat stt 'a& ~ charge q assault With
sefsrf Ie ot tits prospects are res.i
far hsFirx = more serious ckafxr 10
ss..e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
Spring Cloaks,
Jackets,
Capes, Wraps.

materials and could do has been done by resulting
in placing Grand Rapids the richest creations almost stimuli
taneousy with the metropolis of America Some of those
grand moneysavng opportunities that make Cloak
famous will be in order for this week Our stock
merits your aentionmost particularly if you economical
inclined
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
More forciby than ever we assert-we emphasize
our price-making power.

Never before have we shown
such a profusion of newest
ideas in Ladies and Chill
dren's Garments. Our stock
is adequate to supply all
contemplating purchasing a
Spring Garment. All that
thorough knowledge ofstyles,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

Nft fef Afh March \ miner
naesel Charles Sefeoers ess kIlinl Z,
az - ne r.sf - - rhsnter ir Nh.eh
he vas Fer<apx fsre IN hin sf ne
i'rinse - " ASS shaft sst fafes nfnss.
~ earf. e wife a1.i $40 eti.f.rer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

still crossing % the ic- "a fhsinief Bay
i-sana al unusual tbin2 fsT tnis =ss- q
a The sear The Indications are taai
fhefs xlll BE- safs openlag ~ nafiea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

efuhl No election ha
nuakunt nahnett tor many lon way n hwmhn
roll hnnkn punruh thousands new N ppl We 81 MAHa
ssanm had crpmgt banner proclaim good m ~ buyers WI ND
whenn or moy
toymmy spring shopping
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
Quality considered, prices always the lowest at
FRIEDMAN'S.

THE EXHIBIT is unusually at
tractive. embracing all the
wonderful wcavcs all the
charming oolors and correct
combinations representinga
wide range of choice mate
rails. in novelty plain effects.
New shades in favor are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
RIGHT ROYAL BARGAINS!

These Are to be Found Nowhere Else
Childrens nicely trimmed Refers navy and gray rang
IN price SI25 $50, SI75 800
Chidrcns handsomely trimmed Refers, navy red mix
and leading coorngs $500 1925 $50 to $3.50
Children fine Refers beautiful material every thing
represented ranging in price up $1,000
These all values in their qualities
Ladies Refers and Jackets handsome shades and sly
lishy made decided values at $3.50 up to $500
Ladies Triple Capcs, newest shades regulation lengths
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 to $500
Ladies Triple Capes made of handsome materials trimmed
styshly, valnc $780, $500
We show line of admirable made Cape Refers
Jackets and Garments for spring at well known
low prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

SSH feoe~srx the ic~
ttre~. Nth NsIsh rsa'es are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
New
Spring
Dress Goods.

"Angclque," Beige" Castor. Castle Cog
volo, Emcrandc "Floxim, Gcranium
"Parodis. "Vareche" We will show this week
cring of high novelty fabrcs-many exclusive
else description cannot be given here to do lustie
some styles and oolorings displayed on count
see them.
We show hundreds of Dress, Fabrics in m
They will more than please you because they
and inexpensive.
To start a sprightly movement today, we
one gigantic lot:
4o-inch Atwood Checks. Stripes Plaids. Serges.
lIenrettas. IN most elegant styles and
shadings. at a very decided bargain price
Worth up to 75c yard.
46-inoh exceptionally handsome Velour TwillS.
latest spring importatlons. at. ..-.........
Value not less than SI.oo when bought in
the usual way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06

Stores Are Full of Suggestions for the Undecided Magnitude
of New and Desirable Spring Goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
4Sc yd
75c yd

Very Remarkable Values Will be Offered in Fine
Partisan Dress Fabrics and Silks
Ladies should not delay in making selection
while assortment Is complete
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-06
Again..
COrSctS!

past week. will include our If,1cef-,fkfng.
BRsf CovSd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Which regularly brings sI25
We will continue to offer our favoritc pcrfeet-f
Corset. in all sizes at........... 49,.
Full of service, full of value
You Know TnHsE CELEnRATHD MAKES.
W. CAS- SAVE you MoNry oS /
DR. Warmers CoraIinc. X and G. Thomp
FITTING. { 7. Madam WarrenS Dress Form, r.
P.D. { c C. Correct Form
Jackson Waist Good Sense Waist
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of CO1larrleroe.

Wheat futures were dull aud closed
lower. The weakness was the NOSE
marked near The end of the day, though
there was no time when the markes
showed any signs of strength. TAqr0
was scarcely any demand, ev0ryGaly
appearing to have all the wheat that
they wanted. Cables quoted foreign
markets dull and inactive. Rxports
from both coasts for the week, Ia wADas
and -four, were 4,727,0 eco bu agslhss
$1,000 900 bu Iast year. There was suMe
foreign demand reported early. Rnnlara
were in circulation that large Llves-
pool grain house was in trouble, WAeaS
ranged as follows:
May, opening, 7l@6c; highest, 9I&a%
lowest, 7O5sc; closing, ?055e< Soeteinbefy
closing, 81 &c; December, 0Hptling, ,555ee:
highest. $3.50; lowest, 64Sts@90ahh4e. clos
ing. 6414c.
On Track-No. / hard. dl9<e; No. l
northern. 653lc; No. 2 northern, ei3zs.
FLOUR AND COARSE GEAlGs.
Flour - Receipts, l,498 bbl5; shls.
ments. Al. .434 bbls. Quoted a. s3.953
40 for first patents; 3.AGt@3.0 fGr
second patents, 3l.9O@2.40 for fancy 0ad
export bakers; sl.l0@1.4a sCF low
grades in bags; ineludlng rcd deg:
Bran and Sh0rts-Tbe m2TNgs fBs
little stiff. Quoted at s9.aGQ1e.T5 III
bulk; shorts, $40. 5O@11 pes tG;i.
Corn-Receipts. 1890; shiptaentA
430 bu; corn is somewhat easlef.
Oats--ReeeIpts, 16.! !57 bu; shigiiienss,
3,C60 bu; demand slow,
Barley Receipts. is, $50 6u; shipments,
6, 800 bu.
Rye-ReOaiptH, uonol shipments. $50
bu.
Flaxseed1 Receipts. 1a,2oO bui shins
mentg, 6.2u0 bu.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
Rev York Produce.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-FIour - Re
ceipts, $4,000 pkgs; exports, 7,490 bbIs;
sales. 1900 pkgs; market quiet and
easier to selling; winter wheat, low
grades, s2.05@2.55; extras. 81. 2.05@2. So;
do, fair to fancy. S2.55@3.55; city mills,
So 99@3.95; do patents, S350@4.10; do
patents. s.. 4594.60; Minnesota clear,
S260(93. 10; rye mixtures, S3@3.5O; do
straignts, S3.4U@4. 10; superfine, $1,000
$50; do patents, s4t@4.40. Cornmeal
steady; yellow Western. S2.6C@2. 50;
Barley malt steady; Western, 600
soc. Wheat-Receipts, 1920 bu;
exports, 66,S00 bu; sales, 455, coo Du;
futures, ,96, COO bu spot; spot market dull,
90Ac lower; No. 2 red. store and
elevator. 7215c; atioat. 7255s(@73c; f. o. b.,
723Sc; No. red, 694c; ungraded red,
69972SSc; No. 1 northern. 735Sc; options
opened tirn4er on reports of 4,700,OOO bu.
last week OF wheat and flour from both
coasts, weaker on local selling, closing
barely steady; No. 2. September, closed
al 7279c: October, I@7311Ic, closing at
733se; December, 76a6 (@76Xc, closing at
1889. Corn-keceipts, 5,400 bu.; ex-
ports. 600 bu.; sales, 10000 bu. futures,
10000 bu to arrive; spot nominal,
in absence of supplies; No. 2.
53@5314c; elevator nominal, 531Sc;
at1oat nominal; options opened
1sc higher on frost in the North
west. declining 75@Hc on expectation
Of large increase in the visible. closing
barely steady; October, 494@491Sc,
closing at 1850; November, 4956(o49slc,
closing al +9&c; December. 49IsQQ5OAc,
closing at soc; May, 515s@52c, clos
ing at 52c. Oats-Receipts, 1854, 600 bu;
exports. 5000 bu; sales. $4,000 bu fut-
ures. 75.0Oo bu spot: spots dull but FIRM;
options dull aud easy early. closing
quiet; September closed S4]4c; October.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24

33sz@34c. closing a. 9223ze, November.
sc; Decem Der, QS4j%c. ciosin7 at
34119c; 30. white, 3S54 (039c: No. Chi
cago. S411IG0351lc, closing 331Ec: 30. s
white. 375l@3Sc; mixed Western.
S4@36c; white Go. 31@41c. HaF weak
on low grades; shipping. 55tG65e: good
to choice. 60@S5c. Hops sready: co3G.
mon to choice, 19@24c; Pacific coast. i9
@22c. Hides steady; wet salted New
Orleans selected, 45@60 lbs, 4C65c;
Buenos Ayres, 1S(924 lbs, lie; Texas
dry, 21@27 lbs. &c. Leather steady:
hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres. light to
heavy weights, 14@l9c. Wool steady:
domestic fleece, 2o@2sc; pulled.
firm; picked bellies, 124@12a5c;
picked shoulders, 719c. Lard strong;
Western steam rlosed at SO. 10; sales,
$50 ties, at $40. 10@12.50; option sales,
none; September closed at Sl0.10 nOm-
inal: October closed at 1915 nominal.
Pork quiet; nav mess. e17.50@17.75.
Butter firm; state dairy. 1S@25c; West
ern dairy, l602Oc; Western creamery,
19@271lc; Western factory. 15@1Sc;
Elgins, 25@2715c. Cheese firm; state.
large c. F. and l., 101ac: fancy white,
large, lO9S@i01sc; part Skins, 314@Sc.
Eggs firm; state ana pennsylvania, 21@
Sl12c, WESTERN. lISoAS 13I2VSlZ3c. Ic-
ceipts. 3,239 packages. Tallow steady;
city (S2 per kegl. sc. Cottonseed oil
firm; crude. 35@36c; yellow, 40c.
Petroleum steady. unchanged, closed at
653s@6515c; Washington, barrels, $40;
do in bulk, $3.50; refined New York.
SIS Is; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$40; do in bulk, S2.6092.65. Rosin
steady; strained. common 10 good, sl.05
@1.15. Turpentine quiet, 2s@SS115c.
Rice steady; domestic. fair to extra,
2%@5Ac; Japan. 44@415c. Molasses
dull; New Orleans. open Kettle. good to
choice, 32@3Sc. Cotfee-Options opened
5 points lower to 25 points higher, fur
ther advanced on European advices
and disturbed Brazil communication,
closed 10@40 points higher. steady;
sales. 9.750 bags. including: November,
16.35@l6.4Oc; December. l5.90@l5.95c;
January, 15.6O@15.s5c; February, 15.60c;
March, 15.SO@15.5Oc; May. 15.05c;
spot Rio was steady; No. quoted
at 1Sc; sales, none. Sugar Raw
firm; fair refining S55c; centrifugals,
96-test. 7-16c; sales none; refined ilrm;
No. 6, 1904 15-16c; No. z, 4 1l-l6@4Isc:
No. 10, 41z(d4 11-16c; No. II, 45594}Sc;
No. II, 7-l6@4 9-16c; No. IS. 4c; off a,
4 13-16@51sc; mould A, 536@5 9-16c;
standard a. 3 1-16@5Ic; confectiOners'
a, 5 1-16@514c; cut loaf, 536@5 13-l6c;
crushed, 55S@5 1850; powdered, 7-l6
@53sc; granulated, 3-l6@519c; cubes,
5 7-l6@555c. Pig iron doll; American,
$12 25@14.50. Copper easier; lake. S9.75
(Q9. 80. Lead easy. Tin easier; spelter
domestic, So. f593.S0; Oh Change, sales.
none.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-The incident
of the day in the stock exchange was
the selling OF block of Rock Island,
st. Paul. Burlington and Sugar for the
account of Harris & Co., for the Con-
solidated exchange. Over 10000 shares
were closed out. The firm in question
has dissolved. and will go out OK busi-
ness. The market. generally speaking,
was inclined TO weakness because of q
belief that chances of the repeal of the
silver bill by the senate are diminish
ing. As result holders of stocks are
reducing their lines. while the bears are
more active. The prices of stocks
ranged from 4 to ~, and as rule the
lowest figures of the day were current
at the close. The bank statement,
favorable as it was, failed to check the
downward tendency. l.. 81 n.
was decidedly easier for Dor.
rowing purchases. 1t opened at
8 1-16 per cent per diem premium,
but after the close 1t lent fat. The bank
statement reflects the tide of currency
toward this center. Net cash increased
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
Bank Statement.
st. Paul Grain Market.

Wheat-Cash wheat market about
steady yesterday. Sales: no. hard.
about 66@6613c; No. l resthern, G5@
651ac; No. northern. 62@Gse.
Corn-Corn market firiuer; receipts
light, with fair demand. Quoted: No. 3
corn. 9S@3S1zc; No. yellow. 971S@ssc.
Oats-Ca5h oats higher, and receipts
are light. Sales: No. white. 271szT1Is e
No; 3 white, 26@21c; No. 3. 26e-
Ground Feed-No. l. S15.aG(01G: No. 2.
Sl6@l6.75; No 8. s17@1S; coarse corrs
meal. $3.50; bolted cornmeaI, yellow.
S20@2l; white cornmeai. S26@2S
Flour-Patents, 50. 75@4.lO: sarsights.
S3.20(9S.5o; bakers, 81. 7G@2. ga.
Bran and Shorts-Markee sfeady; oil
mills sold ahead; bran. slG@11; shorts.
11@12.
Hay-There is very little ehoice up
land coming in, and good demand for
II at S6.f5(@7. No demand FOR poor stuff;
cause as off COLOR" several ears e9ch
Oil. No sales.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-24
DussIth Wheat.

DULUTH, Sept. 23.-The week closed
today with dull. weak and declining
wheat market. 1t opened firm for cash
at unchanged prices for No. l hard and
No. l northern and lower grades. Sep
tember opened late &c lower. ard De-
cember &c lower. The market ruled
dull and neavy and declined steadily on
slow business. The close was 1ac lower
than Yesterday for September and 11sc
lower for December. AS compared with
last Saturday the close was 22<c lower
tor cash and September and 4Ic lower
for December. Following were the
closing prices: No. bard cash, &c;
September, &c; October, 661lc; Deem
Der, 67slc; No. l northern, cash. 6415c;
September 6l75c; October, Csc; No. 2
northern cash, G119e; No. 3. 56Ac; re-
jected. 4724c- On track, No. northern
to arrive, 62c. Flax, 81. No. barley,
63c. Car inspection today, 304. Re
ceipts-Wh 155, 191 bu.. Shipments
Wheat, 226, ,2S1 bu. Cars on track, 223;
last year, 3S4. The stock of wheat here
will show an increase of about 450,000
bu Tor the week.