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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-27

snhDS-Wc carry the largest and most
con pleie stock of Seeds In the State TO
arrive Jauaury LOCO bushels Tennessee
triumph Potatoes, 1909 bushels Sor-
shHm and MIllet one car of
peas, one car of onion SETS
one car 81 garden seeds in bulls ~
rect from the growers. We defy CONNIE
luton. Holloway Seed Co Retail POI Elm
street Wholesale 20 Pacific avenue, Dali
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ROSES! RoSESi-I5 for 81 90 by mali send
Ior price llst, plants by mail a specj9ltv.
cur movers and flora work. Wcstgate's
opposite Glenwood. y
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FOR EENT-To couple without children,
TWO rooms. pantry and closet. furnished
for light housekeeping; modern convent
cnccs close in; with family of two. 50I
era MtCrd street, %
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DON'T BE POOR-I work for j. Gray &
Co, Columbus, Ohio, selling Royal
Platers, plating knives. forks. spoons
etc. quickly plated by dipping In melted
metal. Fine finish. Plate guaranteed 8
to 10 years: made s42 last week. this
week Sol; easy job. good pay Write for
place. E.XerYbodY has goods TO nlate
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For RFNT-Very larre front office, on
first floor one of the best locations In
the city for office purpo ses Garrett
HardeaStle. sl5la Congress avenue. =
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FOR SALE,-Forty head OF GOOD we'll
Llsineu dairy COWS at a bargain Al,
dress K; j. Sledge, Waller, Waller
county. Texas. n
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FOR SALE-A lot of new buggies. phae-
tons surveys and harness for sale at
cost. Larcadon's Stables. corner Frank
lin and Caroline street ~
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IKA't.-,food harness. pony and nbao-
Ton, VIII accept two good miIch cco%s
or one COW and good bicycle, Ami;
room ~ Mason block Jones If
foh SALE or exchange for Other p-on-
erty' good well located prairie IanIs F.,
Liberty county. Can or write Tor ma
tlcnlars Wilson Hannah Kan
II
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~ sAl.I;-Saboon IN town Of RiversI5In.
nrge rock quarries adjacent and oniv;
RivsrsisanV VICINITY Apply to chas. Bean,
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REAL ESTATE.


HOUSE in Fafr Grounds
extension, on mule car line; man and
wife will board with tenant. references
required. Corner onondaga and Fair
view streets q
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WANTED--A male teacher as PRINCIPAL
lor the Southeast Texas Male and Fee
uiars arply to u. p. scarborough. Score
tory. Jasper. Texas %
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WANTED-A good steady girl or woman
to cook. wash and mon; corner Provi-
dence and Walnut. Fifth ward 20
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FOE SALt-Life and speeches of Hon.
Wllllam j. Bryan. elegantly bound. sent
postpaid upon receipt of s.. Address
II ~ chase' 1917 f street. Washington,
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A SALOON best location in town: Invoice
SiNo' u snap price $500. n. NJ Norfleet.
Hutchns House. r.
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"WAU X En- HOSE'-iIiave YOU seen this
new stocking? Drop Mr.. j. Il. Bazc-
more. a postal, the city representative
and he Will come around with samples
~
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FOR E%CHANGE-l,anAs ~ -----------~
critics both Northern and Southern NJ
tofrf Bacon Foster. Moore Burnefi
Eullllng, 1918 Texas avenue
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TWO desirable connecting rooms for
light housekeeping in private family TO
couple without children; references re-
qnired. Cal! I0i Chenevert, corne. Cap
itol. %
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FOR RENT--Store No. 100 Congress ave
nue.. opposite court house. Apply c. j.
koehler. 800 Congress avenue. If
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T70I0ERTTfL CURES DAD
ever your ailment, T cnrc 4 corner 4
The Kneipp Water . Nes on
aud North Peters s're' "
La. - -
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SITUATION WAN'rED-By young white
man. used to horses. work around gen
tloman's place. Address 9lSj, this Of
~
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nor RENT-Two-st STORY house, 1903 Cap
itol eVenuc. one block from Masonic
Temple. Apply 100 Capitol avenue. %
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fittST-CLASS refrigerator. twenty feet
iolS elghteen feet wide eight feet high.
with NeSupulc' good as new; for sale
cheap. #. Il. Jones. los Main street.
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FIKSf-GLASS refrigerator. twenty ftpt
long. eight feet WIDE, eight feet high,
with vestbule; good as new. for sale
cheap. e. u. Jones. los Main street. 2
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gentleman, private family, no c.lildrcn:
il.5o per week. Mrs. NJ. +. L.. this of.
flee. n
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FOR SALE-ThIll Counting ly1r",,,,---ii,
s'nnle. cheap, efficient ana strona O..
q nS IuirSiy attached or detached TO ay,e
nsrty. Address i. r. Lewis. care ~ Of I,, e,,.
W No tiernnrn q Co.. patent attorneyli'
y, I. -
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
..EA~. .x..JWn.-.-

WANTED-Employm on garden. dairy
or poultry farm; understand constrnct-
ers. VIM Bryanton. 5i3 42d street. Cal
weston Texas ~
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TRADE OR EXCHANC+E-N NJ -
stock. etc. at Appleby for pn3nerty g.,
hWeSt Texas. Address j. N. Mlzzeiii
~
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STU ALTON WANTED by young man as
porter or helper ON some railroad can
come Well recommended by officials of
rlilroad. Address \. :. Hood, Rosankv,
tNaS. ~
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a GbN l1E Jersey milk COW, cheap. w .
r., Carothers, 3o'12 Main. or residence,
1897 Gray avenue. y
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CoDN-All around white man, hotel or
restaurant, town or city $3.50, this office
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FOR SALE-Books; several huhdred
standard novels. well bound. for 10 cent 5
each at No. iii Congress avenue 2
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AGENTS-Economy p, ~,
per cent of gas. rnafs oune, q
light. and gives 10 n, s ~ III
statesmen. General Ipsrs, eslt nd
ooln street. Chicago, hi W. -
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WANTED by honest. Industrious, sober
young man of %, a position as clerk IN
grocery store; can come we'll recommend
rd by January /; salary moderate. Ad-
dress Q. d. Gollier. MoolNille. Y
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HELP WANTED.

WANIEl)-flist- class dressmakers. also
an errNnd gtrl to make herself useful
all around the holtSa. Apply at Ma dame
II. Joseph's, 706 Nam street "a
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FOR SALE-Registered Jersey hefer. IL
months old, fresh in spring; Jersey gradt
fresh in milk; also registered Jersey bull
street. -
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$40 FER MONTH to agents selling patent
hitch Ines: no experience necess6rv Ad.
uress a, NJ. lighthouse, Shreveport. La
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WANTED-.A position by young man OF
family. willing 70 do anything must do
something IN order to support family,
3llS Harrisburg Road. -
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WANIED-A position az Blacksmith in
some good locality; have had years of
experience; VIII work for 5000 per
month and board. Address John lie
Wandowskl. Gen Rose. Texas. u
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SEVEN ROOM HOUSE 1891 Chenevert
street. hot and cold water, bath room.
$500 per month; Will be vacant january
g. Enquire 1902 Polk avenue. 80
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16-Trade in cattle was slow
at further pretty general reduction of 10c in
natives and rangers. Prime shipping dry-fed
cattle alone ruled steady; Sales of native steers
to s45o95 for choice to prime, with the bulk of
the sales at ss.9o@4.7o: The stocker and feeder
trade was good at 81. 65Q3.65. Texas cattle were
in fair demand. grass steers selling at 81 2O2 IS
and cows and bulls at sl.5062.25. Westerns sold
badly at s2.7O@s7 10 for steers and at s2G33o for
and heifers; selected Westerns were taken
at 50. 4od3.7o. while feeders sold at s275G3.15.
There a very slow sale and bad market for
hogs h prices being SOLOS lower heavy selling at
Sales were largely T. Sa s for shss aSd
at s2s5gSO5 for shippers. Pigs sold at s2d3.f5.
Western sheep sold at s2.15a2.7 Is and choice ma
tives were scarce and largely nominal at 81 SoGD
Killers chiefly at 259a 70 Lambs 's aed sane at s.
"a; chiefly at s3.2s@3S5;
II, Ooo p'
NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-Beeves-Receipts TAO
Colorados lower: native steers, s3.7og4so; COL
GRADES 50 4o@37o; stays and oxen, 81 1904: bulls.
sheep s1k@ec refrigerator 6@7c Exports,
veals QUIET Western calves very duh and slower
to sell; veals. s4@75o; grassers and buttermilks,
Hogs-Receipts FTP Market steady at So go
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, r. 461 Market
duh and easier; sheep. s2d2. Is: lambs, 80. 1905
ST. LOUIS; Sept -Cattle-Recelpts. s.4oo;
shipments 1900 Market steady; native shipping
steers. s33544.55: dressed beef and butchers
grade seS sg4s sht seers at2 seksrs
x
Texas and Indian cattle steady at yesterdays
decline; steers. 81 25G3.30, mostly 81 35d2 40:
cows. 81 60G21a.
Hogs-Receipts. LOO: shipments 1900 Market
SC lower: light. s3G3.25; mixed. s275@S.15; heavy
81. S5613. 20.
Sheep-Recepts. 700: shipments. 400. Market
steady. but slow; natives $3.50; Southwestern
81 25G02. so; lambs &c. 75GD425.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 16-cattle-AIarket steady
and unchanged.
Hogs steady: choice packing and butchers. $3.50
a.. 30
Sheep in steady demand; good to extra ship
ping sheep, 50 40Gl2.50. fair to good S22 % extra
lambs, 81. 2503.50
CINCINNATI. Sept. 16-Cattle steady at 225
a450: receipts, LOO: shipments. zoe
Hogs slow and lower at S2.50Gy3. 40; receipts
$500: shipments. 1,400.
Sheep dull. but steady at 81 .50G3: receipts
/ 800: shipments, 400. Lambs strong and higher
at s.. 5oG14.l0.
EAST LIBERTY. Sept. 1s.-CattIe-Receipts
light: prices unchanged.
Hogs-Market dEll and nothing doing
Sheep steady; prime. 49, 65ds3. 20; good g. 40G
$50; fair 81 s0Gl3.T5: common, s2Q2 so: cuIls sec
al, common to good lambs, s2.75Ga4. Veal calves
S66s650.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1s-cattie-Reoeipts.
10000; shipments. $500. Best grades barely
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea.
boards Commercial MetronoIis

bOiafds commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Flour-Receipts IS 900
brls; exports, 1927 brls. Market firm and higher
for popular brands, but generally quiet South
ern flour steady at 1926. Rye -four firm Corn
meal steady.
Rye quiet; No. Western, SS%c. Barley quiet;
Western feeding 301Aq31c. Barley malt dull
Wheat-Receipts, 166.50O blu; exports. %, s26 bu
Spot frmer No. L hard, 6Sa4c. Options opened
rather easy, but at once turned strong and ad-
vanced ell day higher cables European war
runors, good cash demand West prospects of a.
smaller spring wheat movement and covering
Closed at &c net advance; No. red Nav
69 ll-16 01ac, closing at 1012c; December, 661sQQ
671sc, closing at 6lc.
Spot nrmer; No. 2, zoe. Options generally nrmer
on light receipts and the advance in wheat
Closed 7sa14c net higher; May closed 30c; De-
cember 2n2Q21 13-16c closing at 217sc.
Oats-Recepts, 3d. 500 blu; exports. 077 bu.
Spot quiet; No. :, l9%4c Options dull, but stead
Ter with the other markets. Closed 1s0Ac net
higher September closed at zoe; December 2Ozs a.
Bic, closing at PIC.
Hay weak. Hops quiet Hides steady Leath-
Beef steady Cut meats firm. Lard firm;
Western steam S7oc nominal; September. S.65c
nominal; refined higher. Pork dull. Cotton-seed
oil steady. .t
Cofree-Options opened steady with September
five points higher and other months unchanged
to five points lower, ruled tolerably steady and
fairly active foreign and local support; closed
steady and unchanged to csc decline. Sales
$3.50 bags including: January, Ss5@sc; Decem-
,.er, S.S5Q9c. Spot coffee-Rio steady; No. z job
bling. 10ssc: invoice. 1o1sc. Mild quiet; Cordova,
1Ossc for No. I. Total warehouse deliveries from
the United States, 1927 bags. including a. 322
bags New York; New York stock to-day
afioat for the United States, 252 $50 bags: total
visible for the United States 47ss2 bags, against
$50, 957 bags last year
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; refined steady
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra, 332d6c.s
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A ROTTEN SYSTEM.
Developments in the South Carolina
Dispensary Inquiry.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 16-The Dispen-
sary investigation began this morning but
nothing startling was developed beyond
what was already known. Governor Ev-
ans was the first witness. All he knew
beyond hearsay evidence was that w. T.
Mixson, a son of Commissioner Mixson,
had got $2,698 commissions from the
Live Oak Distillery Company. of Cincln-
natl. The young man, he said, had con-
fessed. The Governor admitted he had no
positive evidence against the commissioner
He denied most positively that he had
ever received any or that he had been Of
fered them. Clerk Scruggs, of the Board
of Control, said that he went to Cincin-
natl last winter, and Manager Yost. of the
Live Oak company, informed him that
Commissioner MixSon was being paid COM
missions He showed Scruggs where he
had paid Mixson's two sons So, 600 in two
months Scruggs had told the Governor
that Secretary of State Tompkns was as
deep in the mire Mixson, but when
questioned he admitted that he was merely
suspicious by reason of the intimacy be-
tween MiXSon and TompkinS.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
TeE Transfers, with Total Consid-
Grafton of &1S.5T5.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p M, Sept. 16. 1896, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapols. Suite 229. first office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Alfred Ogle ct al. to Charles II. Wish
meier, lot 161 Ogle & Hubbard's subdi-
vision of Ogle ct ais East Park addi-
ton $3.50 90
Sarah Burger ct al to Jacob Becker
part of east half of northeast quarter
of section 8, township Is. range 3d.. 10000
Charles f. Reynolds to the trustees of
Penticost Bunds of the World, lot Ill
In outlet 10000
StokeIy 5. Bragg to Frederick Brandt,
lot 4 F1etchers Woodlawn addition. 1,O75oO
Mary r. Sahm to Ebert NJ. Hicky, lots
and ), block IA, Greenleafs addition
to Brightwood ,...:...................... 10000
Robert A. West John W. Clark lot
10 Clark's North Ca-itol-avenue addi-
ton 2soooo
Katharine Richter to Franz Marshke
lot 5, square %, Beaty's addition. 1000
Sarah NJ. Carpenter to William j. Elder,
lot ., square IL, second section of Lin
coin Park Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
Mary L. Cones to Dina Kiser, part of
lets l and Fletchers subdivision of
outlot S.. 5000 90
John A. Hosbrook James A. Green
lots 102 and 104 Hosbrooks Prospect
street addition .......................... $4,000
Transfers, 10; consideration SIS 575. 90
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and In demand. Bagging. 5IQ6sac Pork higher:
standard mess jobbing at So 25Q6.50. Lard--PriIne
steady at 3.2oQ3. 221zc; choice. 330c. bacon
Boxed shoulders and longs. &c: ribs. 4.1212e;
shorts, 425c. Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders,
3o22c; longs, 3.50c: ribs, 3.6212c; shorts, 3i9c-
Receipts-Flour. 5000 brls wheat, 5000 blu; corn.
y goo bu: oats, 1900 Blu. Shipments-Flour,
IS coo bu.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Flour quiet and firm
ana unchanged; receipts. 1850 brls; exports.
IoIS9 brls Wheat strong; spot and month 6212
Qoz1sc; December. 65SsG65&c; receipts, $3.50 bu;
exports, $1,000 blu; Southern wheat by sample,
6lGb4c Corn firm; spot. 257s G26c November and
December. new and old. z6l26I26%c; receipts,
southern white corn, 264271ac. Oats steady to
nrrn; NO. z white, 24G25c. Rye firm No. West
ern. &c bid; receipts, II. 6S4 bu, exports none.
HAY steady; choice timothy s13 Grain freights
rather quiet and unchanged. Sugar steady. But
Ter quiet; fancy creamery, 16G17c. Eggs steady;
iresh l4c Cheese firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 16-Flour firm. Wheat
1rm; No. red, Gle; receipts $500 blu; shipments.
S.5oo ou. Corn quiet. Oats firm; No mixed,
l7c Rye firm: No. 2. S2c. Lard nominal at 3S5c.
Bulk meats steady; sales 3.S7I2c. Bacon
steady at 45Gc. Whisky steady; sales 764 brls
at Sis Butter easy. Sugar steady. Eggs easy
at lie. Cheese in good demand and firm.
DETROIT, Sept. 16-Wheat higher; No. l
white. 6212e: No. red, 6212e; December, 65fsc:
No: red 0S11c Corn-No. ?. &c. Oats-No.
white, 1885 Rye-No. 32s4c. Clover seed.
s535 Receipts-Wheat, 16, 700 blu; corn 5000 bu;
oats, 1900 blu.
TOLEDO, Sept. 16.-Wheat higher and firm;
No. z, cash, SIC; December, 6715c Corn dull, but
steady; No. 2 mixed. &c. Rye dull, but steady;
No. mixed Ssc. Glover seed steady, but dull;
prime, October. Si.45; December, $40.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Quite Active, with No Impor-
tant Changes in Values.

tant Changes in Values.
On the wholesale streets and Commission row
yesterday there was considerable business done.
The low rate to the State fair gave merchants
opportunity to come in and look stocks over
ard confer with the wholesale men to the flu
sure prospect of business and some good bills
were sold by the dry goods houses, the boot and
sFce, the hat and cap merchants and the milln-
cry houses, that in the aggregate it was one
of the best days business of many months On
Commission there is little new to note Irish
potatoes, choice peaches and apples showed more
tlmness. but no advance in prices. Grapes are
very slow. Poultry rules steady at quotations.
receipts of young turkeys increasing and
lines there is nothing new to note Merchants
are expecting two or three days good trade
week
The local grain market was quiet with wheat
zo14c making it the same other grades oats
are more steady. Hay is dull and prices weak.
Track bids on the several cereals ruled yesterday
Wheat-No red 5sc; No. red. 49a54c; No.
coTn.No 3D., white. 2o1ac; No. white. 2o1Ac No.
white mixed. zoe: No 2 yellow, zoe; No. 3 yell
low, zoe; No. mixed, 2ol5c; No. mixed. 20i4c;
!, oats.N9.. white, 1sc: No. 3 white &c., No.
z i mixed; l93ae e;r No; 3 a mixed l415c 800
rev timothy. 500; new prairie. s5@6.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens &c; springs, &c; cocks, &c:
young turkeys, 7-Ib, fat, Sc under lib &c:
ducks, &c; geese, 40c each for full feathered 30c
for plucked.
Butter-Country, &c; choice TIC
Eggs-11G12c.
Feathers-Prime geese 3oc per ID: prime duck
&c per ID.
Reesw4x- soc for yellow; csc for dark.
Wool-Medium unwashed. 12c: fine merino, I'M
washed, Zoe: tub-washed, 20Q23c; bury and I'M
merchantabe, sc less
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted hides--No. !, &c; No. 2, sac; No
l calf, &c; No. calf &c.
Green Hides-No. 1. 4c; No. 2, &c.
Grease-Whte, sac; yellow, 22lc; brown 2Ac.
? Tallow-No. /. 21zc; No. 2. &c.
Bones-Dry, $12013 per ton
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and other PIaccs

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-Flour dun and I'M
changed Wheat showed considerable strength at
the opening. despite the weakness elsewhere and
advance was made later on strong and higher
ca bles futures closing fractions above Yesterday
Spot firm and higher; No red. cash 62a62Ic
elevator and track; No hard dc bid, septem-
Der. 6lIRe bid December. 643sMG41ac. Corn-Eu-
lures declined early in the day, but rallied when
wheat advanced and closed a shade over yester-
day Spot firm; No. 3 cash. 1914 01Sssc;# Septem-
Der Isiac bid. December. 20429isc; May 22sI N
225sc. Oats-Futures quiet, but strong SPOT
steady: No. :, cash. 1614c bid: September lie
asked; May. 1870 bid. Rye strong at 29a3Oc
Barley nominal. Corn meal. S1.35. Bran advanc-
buyers would pay; salable at east track at 2sc.
prime Whisky, Sis. Butter slow and un-
changed. Eggs higher at 1oIxc. Cotton ties, 81 AZ
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Available supply of Grain

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Special cable and teIe-
graphic dispatches to Rradstreets, covering prin-
cpal points of accumulation. indicate the follow
ing changes in available supplies last Saturday
as compared with the preceding Saturday:
Available supplies: Wheat-United States and
Canada of the Rockies, increase l. 146 coo blu
afioat for and in Europe, increase, 576, 600 t1,
Total increase in worlds available, 2.722 900 bu.
Corn-UEited States and Canada east of the
Rockies, decrease, 959. 900 bu. Oats-United States
and Canada east of the Rockies, increase / I03 :
600 bu The only important decreases in stocks
of available wheat last week covered in the
official visible supply statement is that of 423 600
bushels at Fort william. ont The leading in
creases are $50, 600 bushels in Northwestern in
terror elevators. 100, 600 bushels at New Orleans
so O00 bushels at Galveston and los COO bushels al
Winnipeg and other points in Manitoba
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Marriage Licenses

George J. Jones and Blanche Oyler
William c. Culbertson and Martha T. Colyil1
Charles a. Leavitt and Kate Messing.
Arthur Purnell and Mamie Lansing
Alfred L. Swigert, jr.. and Ida May Hunt
0lger p Green and II. NJ. Adelia Mayerose
Charles Highstreet and Anna Unger
George l.. Harrington and Minnie NJ Reisnger
George b. Swain and Nellie Meyers
Albert Sirnons and Martha A. Pearce
George c. Fricker and Sebinia e Wilson
Harry W. Streeter and Catherine E. Arm
strong.
Henry c. VogiI and Elizabeth Stuckwish
Albert o. Potts and Mary C. Williams
Albert Peary and Lizzie Stanley.
William Martin and Tennie EIkins
Edwin G. Allen apd Iva b. Radcliffe.
Cornelius d. Rrowder and Augusta Harding
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-17
eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm.
NO. spring wheat, 591sc; No. 3 spring wheat
551Ac; No. red. 6212c. No. 2 corn 21a2l1sc; No.
yellow 2ll2q21Ac. No oats. Ice; No. white,
I. o. b., 20A@2112c No. 3 white, f. O. b.. 166p20c
No; rye. 3012c No. barley nominal; No g. f.
o. b., 24@32c; No. 4, {. o. b., 22Q26c. No. / flax
seed, 64Ac. Prime timothy seed, $2.52Ja Mess
pork, per brl, $575Q5.80. Lard, per ID, 3S59
3$7lac. Short-rib sides. loose, 3.15G3. zoe; dry-
sailed shoulders, boxed, 3&94c; short-cIear sides
boxed 3l2@39sc: Whisky, distilIers' finished
goods, per gal. Sis
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 221 900 bu
corn, 4A 0o0 blu; oats, All 900 bu; rye 19 COO blu
barley, 900 blu. Shpments-Flour TO- 900 brls
barley, 1900 bu. 49,