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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16
ON CHANGE.

Gossip by private wire to Osborn Crosby
& Co., -four exchange, Minneapolis members
Of the Minneapolis chamber Of commence.
Wheat opened this morning &c higher than
the close last night and was strong and highe-
the entire session, trade being quite large.
The immediate cause Of the advanc was a
heavily oversold market, cables coming In Id
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16
RANGE OF PRICES.

On Track-No 1 hard, 729sc; No. ! north
ern. 702sc; No. northern, 687sc; April oats,
1712c; faxseed. 74c.
Curb on May wheat sellers .............. .691s
Calls on May wheat ...............70A 1702s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16
BOND LIST.

q. s. new As reg 1891 Cen. Pac. lists '95 1921
do new As coup 1244 tDen. & r. G. Is Tia
do Is reg. $500. .112a4 do Fours 8S
do IS coup. lila Erie Seconds "a
do As reg. ......111 lG. H. & S. A. 81. 103
do As coup. .... .11215 do Sevens 101
do Is reg. 9612IH. & T. Cen. AZ no
Pacific 6s Of 49,. .104 do Sizes oo1L
Ala, Glass A. -. .1O615IM. X T. first as 90
do .......... .104 do Second AZ 5esL
90 ...... 100 Mutual Union s. 112
do Currency LOO IN. ]. C. Gent 5s.110
La. new Cons. As. 951s lNorth. Pac lists. 1161h
Missouri 6s 49,. 100 do Seconds 52sz
N. Carolina 6s. ..122 do Fours sc
do Fours :. ...102 Northwest Cons IA
s. G. Non-Fund.. - do s. F. deb Is 112H
Tenn. New Set Is. Is R. G. w lists "a
90 Elves ...105 St. Paul Cons. rs. IS
90 Ola Skies :. 90 do ca P. w. 5s.115
va Centuries =. 64A St.L.& LM.Gen. IS. 20
do deferred ~. StL.& ST. Gen. 6s.1i0
Atchison Fours :. S0L Tex. Pac. Firsts 6S1h
do Second -. 43 do Seconds III 18i1
Can. South. IDS. .1O51zlU. P. lists OF 90. .1O1M
0. r. & N. lists. .115 West Shore Fours. 108
do Fours :. j.. 82A
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16
MARKET SUMMARY.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Money, New York .......1AQ1R 112Ql%
Bar silver, New York .......62 62
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16

The following were the closing quotations
OF other stocks as reported by the Associated
Press. ~~~"ONAo'NSu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-16
MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

NEW BRIGHTON. April 15.-Receipts-Cat-
tie $50; calves, 6; hogs, 226; sheep. 400.
Catlle-Market firm On all good stock while
all common grades are slow; good values on
all desirable stock. Sales: 100 bulls av 500
= 60; l COW, VT, $50, $2.35; l hefer, VT 400.
N;75; stockers, av 760 SO so; l steer VT
$40, So; cows, av 895 50 As; 2 stockers. av
525. $3.35; | COW, W.T. 1020 81. 10; 2 cows. av
SsO, 81 40; cows and calves SIS: 2 bulls, av
~, $40; cows, av OFT So; 2 mixed. ay
$50, $3.50; 10 stockers. av $40, SO so; 10 stock
ers, ay 449, $3.50; l hefer, av 104O SO 80: /
hetfer, av Go 50; IA oxen av I470, 81 60; 5
stcckers, av S12, 50 so; steer, VT $50, So.
Hogs-A few on the marke; which were
sold to the Schufeldt company. Sales: 3 hogs,
ay S47, $3.50; Is pigs, av "a, $50; 2 hogs. av
I23, $50; 2 hogs, av 1S9, $3.50; 2 hogs av
400, $3.45; 43 hogs, av 156. $3.50; "a hogs, av
1S4, $3.50. Sheep-The market was more active
on mutton and lambs We quote: Spring
lambs, So; good lambs, $4.S5; mutton $50
Sales IL spring lambs, av go S.: 81 lambs
aV 1S, $4.S5; 49, lambs av rs, $4.S5; q NUT
tons, av ITO, $3.50.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Barrett Zimmerman's report: Market
opened good, special demand for farm
mares and horses; local trade fair; a fair de-
mand for drivers and drafters. The following
representative sales are for horses, service
sound, unless otherwise mentioned:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at 81. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other PIaces

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-FIour quiet and
changed Wheat lower, closing with September
Sc December 1aaSsc and May &c under yester
day. December opened sc higher to 1sc lower,
strong with buyers 1sQ14c of from that. Spot
lower; No. red. cash. elevator sec; track, 9612
6I9Sc No. hard, cash. S7s4G90c; September, 967sc
bid; December 96l24969sc: May &c. Corn--Fu-
lures opened easy followed by a. decline of asc.
Later corn rallied with wheat, regainng 1ac,
terday. Spot dull; No. 2, cash, 27l5c; September,
273sc asked; December, 29lsG29Ac: May, 32$sc.
Oats-FutureS quiet and though bids were lower
the tone was by no means weak. Spot steady;
No. 2 cash, elevator, zoe bid; No. white, 22lac:
September, DOC bid; December. 21c; May, 233c
Sl70G1.75 Bran dull and lower; sacked. east
track. 49c; at mill. 52q5Sc Flaxseed steady at
demand and scarce: prairie, 5.50G65O timothy,
S6.5009.50. Butter unchanged Eggs unchanged.
Whisky, s1.2l Cotton ties and bagging I'M
steady; standard mess jobbing. new, $50; old.
IS. Iard-Prime steam. 81. %; choice 81 321k
Bdcoll-Boxed lots. extra short-clear and ribs
So 62ie; shorts sG.75 Dry-salt meats-Boxed
shoulders $3.50 extra short-clear and ribs S. 12la
shorts sG25. Receipts-Flour none; wheat. 70 900
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn. 14S 900
bu; oats 1900 be.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-Flour firm, but quiet
and unchanged receipts, 23.372 brls; exports
21.aai brls Wheat weak; SPOT, 9SA49Slec; De-
cenber. sSixM9SAc; steamer No red. Y2ltQ92lac
receipts. 1855 sos bu; exports, 224,S5 bu; Southern
wheat by sample, so0ssc; Southern wheat on
December new or old. S5%c asked steamer
mixed. 33ss6D331zc: receipts. 93.0S1 bu; exports
$50 S6S bu, Southern white corn, 3sc: Southern
xellow. $50. Oats nrmi No. white Western,
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ON THEIR WAY TO A DUEL.
Two COIOred Men, with ReyOlvers,
stopped by the Police.

John Strange and Jesse Baker, colored
men, were fined 800 and costs each by Act
ing Judge Buskirk, of the Police Court, yes
terday. The charge against them was car
rying concealed weapons, but there is moro
than the ordinary story in connection with
the case. The men were preparing to fight
a duel when arrested. They had not digni-
fled it by that name, but both admitted that
they were going out into the woods Ito take
a shot at each other"
The two men have been the aspirants for
the hand of Mrs. Essie Whitfield. a dusl1y
charmer who holds forth at North New
Jersey street They are both bad men.
Baker was released from the penitentiary
only a few weeks ago, and Strange has
made an unenviable police record. Yester-
day morning Baker was calling the
woman when Strange arrived. Baker had
a pistol sticking in his clothes where
Strange could see it, aud the latter did not
tarry long. He returned again. however,
and this time he TOO was armed with a
pistol.
The men were about to draw their wea-
pons and fire at each Other DUs Strange
suggested that they would better go out
side This they did and met in Court
street But a number of people were at
tracted by the unusual scene and again
the men declined to take the shot ct each
other" They were perfectly cool, and
talked about the matter in a businesslke
way. One of them proposed th5t they go
out in the woods, and TO this the other
agreed. They started east On Market street
Some one had in the nealNlne telephoned
to the police station That Two men were
trying to kill each other and Bike Cops
Holtz and Wallace started to investigate
They found the men III Market ana East
streets and arrested them. They We're TAX
en- directly to Police Court and punished
Mrs Whitfield expressed herself 5ftp' ward
as being glad 10 get rid OF both the men,
She said she was engaged to Baker, Tut
had been going with Strange about a year.
She is afraid of them, she says.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15-Flour-Receipts, II 1856
brls; exports, S,15S brls Market quiet and easier
at the former level of prices Rye flour dull
fancy, $3.35Q3.75, Corn meal dull; yellow West
ern, 72c. Rye quiet No. Western, 52%c. Barley
easy at 32c. Barley malt nominal.
Wheat-Receipts, 242 $50 bu; exports, 4977O blu.
strong on higher French markets, sold off under
but rallied later heavy export purchases
closing 5sG1c up from the bottom but h@Ac off
from last night; No. 2 red, September 99%c0
s1O1. closed at s1.0OA December. So 15-16Q99c,
closed at 977sc
Corn-Receipts no. 425 bu; exports, 1.149 bu.
Spot quiet; No. 2, 3515c. Options opened steady
with wheat sold off better crop news and
weak cables; rallied slightly on the late rise in
wheat and closed Aqsc net lower; September,
S512Q9524c, closed at S51Ac; December, S7Q3719c,
Oats~Receipts 425 bu; exports, 1,495 bu;
Spot steady; No. 2. 25c bid; options dull and
closed at 25c; December closed at 26c.
Hay. easy; good to choice 5Oq7oc.
picked bellies, 81 50dS50; picked shoulders S.
picked hams SS.37l1QS50. Lard dull; Western
steam: s4.S5; refined quiet Pork dull old mess mess
ss@9.50 new mess. Sg59llO2o; short-clear, Sl025
Cotton-seed oil dull; prime yellow, 27q27l.c.
Coffee-Options opened quiet at 56J1O points
lowing lower European cables, full Brazilian re-
ceipts and declining Exchange; selling checked by
increasing warehouse deliveries in the United
States; market featqree LESS in the Afternoon
bags, including: December 635c; March, $500
665c. Spot cofee-Rio easy; No. T. invoice csc,
io99ng bags 4 H. E85e e spo5 sc qlSo
Sugar-Raw strong; refined firm.
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WindOW GIaNa.
REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Eleven Transfers, with Total Con-
sfderatiOn of S21.6OO.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder 8
Office of marion county, Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. Sept. IS, 1897,
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis, Suite 229, first Office floor, The
Lemcke Telephone 1860:
Mary A. Shepherd to Molie Wynn, Lot 8,
Thienes's subdivision Of c. 7. FletcherS
second Brooksde addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
George t. Ripley to Mary Burk, Lot 22 H.
Cavens subdivision of outlet $50 ........ $50
Elias G. Atkins ct al. to John Krause, Lots
III and 17S, South Indianapolis. 800
Same to John Fred Manl.)ld Lots 179 and
$50, South indianapolis .................: 300
Mary Z. Minthorf to Benjamin Franklin
Smith, Lot 10, Block g. Tuxedo Park: 300
Jasper N. Heath to Fred H: Harding, part -
of Lot 1872, Bruce Place addition. $500
Orlando b. Ills commissioner to Louis =.
Burkhart part of Lots Is and 26 "a o.o
Jacob w. Tutewiler to John l.. Wetnight
and wife, part OF northeast quarter OF ~
Section 4, Township IA. Range 4............ 1900
Rose b. Lewis to Edison T.. Wood, Lot 81
McKerran & Perces subdivision of Out 80
lots rs and III IVVV
William 7. Steele to Ernest r. kottlowsk
Lots z, and 10, Wilders subdivision of -.
Hanway a. Hanna's Oak Hill addition. 2,OW
Albert r. Tucker to Daisy Low ct al, Lot
l. Lews'S subdivision OF Hanway &
Hannas Oak Hill addition. 300
Transfers H. considern+'~n ..............$2 1 900
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia heavy run of cattle was
a aver VAN hand large proportion Of the native
steer stock, which was below good quality, had
break Of l5@2Oc such grades since the open
ing Of the Week SAFES dsnge3 Sso Slow and
of small volume. sales ranging from s3.l094 49,
but good big Soc bulge in prices Tor veal calves
put values again close to last week high range
lots ST. Only one load Of poor Texas COWS ar
range RINGERS O0 On sae that WENT for
and heifers % S. 25Q4, q fos steers nv ono,cs
to prime light and medium sorts at SC advance.
but grades f ou nd vent to pMg a steady
prices some big plain lots a shade lower. Heavy
hpFs spS at Wife sS %eghts 70 sod iAsa
pigs cold at S2.6OG420 and culls at Sl:75g5.lS;
heavy shipping to-day and dropped back l9g aac.
Sen rssa eGH as %h hs bulk 0 Of
selling at S5s52S and many very mta0p ssee
foIind Very ready sale at former prices, Western
sheep selling chiefly at So 5ai fr few e extra na or
below $40 Feeders again bought freely at SS.SO
Rf Rec $4,000: hogs. 10000; sheep
1s00O
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-CattIeaiR7eeeipts $50;
port Steers sl2OQl4 40 bulk at g. dressed sSsd
ss5: s steers 8u Under loo pounds bgk
at $4@425; stockers and feeders Ss Soa4 2, pul
cows $22503; canning COWS. Sl.5O@S;25; Texas and
Indian steers $2.60@425; cows ana helIers' s@V
Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments, 1900. Market
steady best and lower on Jn a 9d anu 90 oo
hogs light, $4.15q425 mixed, $4q4.2o; heaVy' $3.50
sshae5eIp-Receipts 2oOO shipments, 500. Market k
strong; native muttons, Soq5.eo' HANDS, ]o''V
SIS; Stock sheep, S2gS2O.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 15.-Cattle-R Receipts.
1900 Best grades steady others weak t g o lSe
Ss NATIVE steers $685. native cows and heif
ers $15Oq4: SUCKERS and feeders. s2.75Q46O;
aossReceipts Il OOO Market steady to strong;
bulk of sales So. S5Q3 97z heaVles 9S.SoW4; p aSh
ers $4,000 So; mixed 5000 4v3 IN ag Sa To'VV
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market firm; LAMBS
sS.25G5.26. %.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15;-Beeves-R eceipts, l z 3:
Native steers, 81 lO95.10; stays and oxen, Sz.l5
also; bulls $2.Z5@3 dry COWS, Sl.fOQ39O. Eu-
ropean cables quote American steers At llQllAc;
IF beef. Calves-Reeeipts 1885, veals, SSds;
era ssers and buttermliks, $35Oq4 -, ooea
Hogs-Receipts, 5,992. Market steady at $4'SOQ
4e Sheen and Lambs-Receipts, 27s7 Sheep. $3.50
G4.2s; lambs, s5q625.
EAST LIBERTY. Sept. 15-Cattle-Supply
light and prices unchanged; veal calves. S6.5OQ
H Hogs slow; prime medium and light. Workers.
era ssers and stubblers, 80; pigs $2Oq4S5;
Reavy S42094.30 roughs. S343.l5 .o.o
as. 20; choice lambs. s.. 20955o common to good
lambs. s4@5.1O.
EAST BUFFALO. Sept. 15.-Cattle about
'Hoss-Receipts, % cars. Market slow; Workers..
good to choice. $4.45g4.5o; roughs. common 70
good So sOqSso pigs good to ehoic &c e
ass; culls and common, S42oq3; sneep, cholce
TO selected wethers &.sOa4.'5; culls and common,
s2.50G4
LOUISVILLE Sept 15.-Cattle-Receipts none;
pl Hffoss"Rscepfs. 1s2s. Market steady best be-
ln Sheen and Iambs-Receipts 49, Market firm;
best lambs selling up TO $500
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nal rod 5c Pow slabs KS .1 American ;sa cast
Leather.
Leather-oak sole. 27aSOc; hemlock sole, 2S@
stfap. ssaSsc city kip. eoa7oc; French kin s5ea
sl.9o: city calfsMn, 9ocQsllO; French caifskin.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. sl;55i wire nails from store
per Key $50; mule Shoes. per key. 5o horse
nails, s4G5 per box. Barb WIRE galvanized 81;
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch, No. /, 81; No. 2. 75c.
Cabbage-6oGsoc per brl 80. -,.,- 80
ner ID; domestic Swcs, 15c; brick nc limburger
Lem n' choice, 300 to box So fancy
300 to box. $3.50; fancy. $50 to box, 8q3.5o
qqnIons Per sri Se per s5 9g per bu
Green Beans-S5c per blu; wax beans, 40c per
waterneIons- slo@12 per hundred. according to
Grapes sia1.25 pei. stand.
New Pqtatoes-24l5g2, e per brl; 75asoc per bu.
bri.
peaches; 1.z5qa. according to quality,
Gantslopes-0q50c per crate; 75cq$1 per brl.
Pears-S0cG$1 per bu
Plums-Damson, 81 5003 per stand.
Cranberr1es-$S per bushe crate.
Provisions.
Hams sugar-cured. IS to 20. lbs average. $40
10c; j. lbs average, 9Aq10Ac; II lbs average
ioa1a1lAc; all first brands seconds &c less. SIS
. breakfast Bacon-Clear hrsts 1Oql1c; seconds
Lard---Kettle rendered. in tierces s5sc: pure
shoulders-1s lbs average. TIC; Il to IA lbs aver
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear. per brl. 200
.Bacon-Clear Sides 40 to 50 lbs average, 7ssc;
81 TO Az IDS average a2sc; ~ TO 80 lbs average
age. SIC; IA to 16 lbs average Sssc Clear backs,
1S TO y lbs average 7Ssc; 10 to IA lbs average,
1%c; to . lbs average, SIC. In dry salt, 12c
Seeds.
Clover-Chcice recleaned, GO lbs, So 1904; prime,
$s5g4; English choice $$75M4 "a alske choice
scarlet clover. $2Q2.5o; timothy As lbs. $3.50
1:4O; strictly prime. sl.4OG16 co. fancy Kentucky, Il
extra $1.75G5lso; red top, choice, sO9s1, 40; Eng
lish bluegrass. "a lbs, $.15@1.75; millet prime,
5Sg6oc; choice. 60Q65c; fancy. 65q75c; Hungarian,
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin. IC. 1Ox14 14x2o 12x12,
tin best Brands &c, 14x26 sl25g4s IS 2Sx25 $50
Q9.50; &c, 2Ox20 old style sl5 block tin in pigs,
Bottoms 2ic ri pianished COPPER 2ic; solder. fId5
lie; iron, 27B $3.50; &c, 3d. iron, best bloom,
galvanized Csc and 10 per cent; lead. pressed
Window Glass.
Price per box of 50 square feet. Discount,
G. s. s. to Double 1Sas9s a $50. "a ss $50 s $685.
a. 1 5 p and 12x1S to 16x24-Singie: a. g; A.
isS2o and 2q2o 2O1ao Single: a. sS5Gi A.
sss skSS D % b24so Al sisa5 sS S S
sssS SS D 90 Al sis A. s45 b SIS 'O
26x34 to 2s@IS2 and 30xS0 to 25x44-Singie: "A.
$1275: A, rsu;75; b, $1o.25. Double: A $F.S5;
Ssz4s }o aq soS5Ss sg "A us sI $780, B.
$19 9.ag' Double Az. s22. IS A. s2L25: b, So
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Meet VI sREss ~ Sos5 red Ne ,S6Rs
oats. 195ac; No white, f. Q. b., 2S@23fec; No. 3
white. (. O. b.. 22@22s4e No. 2 rye rye Soc No. 2
{; Q: B., 33gSsc: No ! haSseed, s1O6ss @1 0s
So l0QS.15 Lard, per 100 lbs, $4l21a. Short-rlb
sides Qoosel, $5G5.3O; dry salted shoulders
boxed) $5.50@575; short-clear sides (boxed) $3.50
15621a. Whisky. distillers finished goods, per
gal, S1.22. Sugars-Cut-loaf, $500; graduated,
5.2fc.
Recerts- Flour, Il, 900 brls; wheat. S1s, 600 bu;
barley, IO7 coo bu Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls
wheat 1000 bu; corn, 100000 blu; oats. 642 900
blu: barley. 16, 600 bu.
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Butter. EGGS and cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept. -Butter-Receipts, 9,s5s
packages. Market tending upwards; Western
creamery 1eq1Sac EIgins. lslsc; faet9ry: S@l2ee:
large white 9lsc; small white 9lsc; large coored,
9sc; small colored 9lac part skins. 6l2Q7c; full
skins, 31244c. Eggs-Receipts S,7S6 packages.
Market firm; State and Pennsylvania. LQlsc;
Western, Ice.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 15.-Butter very firm on
light receipts creamery, 15q17l1c; dairy, l0Ql2c.
Eggs-The feeling is steader; there is some inn
provement in demand; fresh canded Missouri and
Kansas Stock 10c.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm; creamery,
12g17l5c; dairy. 9015c. Cheese easy at S49c.
Eggs firm: fresh, 13c.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 15.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery, lie. Eggs firm; fresh
nearby, lie; fresh Western, 16G16l5c Cheese
steady.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Local Markets Continue Active an6
Prices Remain Firm.


Prices Remain Firm.
A visit to the various markets yesterday failed
to bring to light any striking features aside from
tire fact that the business of September is COM
ing nearer to the expectations Of the wholesale
merchants than any month in years. AS to prices
1rmness is the feature, while there are no strik-
ing advances except in sugar. There is already
easier IN price but poultry eggs. fruit and
vegetables are all selling at better prices than
oe an wne e a ooKe for snd 0 Winter apples
will be much hghr than nd a eatbye markets @
active. Salt advances another lOc barrel ana
The local grain market shows more activity
this week Receipts of wheat are still light,
Track bids yesterday. ruled as follows
red na ssc WHEAT So Fd Ssq90
corn~No i white. &c No 2 white a2o; y No ::
white &C. No. Thite m 1se N sSc N Whits
White mixed. &c; No. 2 xelloW SOC; No; 8 vel.
No. mi mixed Soc No mixed c ear corn &c
oatsaN o., white 2lfc; No white 2OAc; NO.
HsyaN,9 timSoth{y sS@s59 red car No
2; re}ected, z; total cars corn: No white
10 cars; No. 4, l. No. yellow /; No; mixed.
total cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Hens. &c; springs. 7s; cocks, &C.; hen zen
f fTkfyt ere iO s0e fo S pucRed &C.
Butter..country. choice, ee mixed. Sc.
Feathers Prime geese. sOc per lb; prime duck
" f Bees Has for yellow 25c for dark
Honey-l2d14c per H.
wss6ed I6lic tubwashed SOa25c bury and
understandable, sc less.
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No, 1, sac; No. 2 7S4c; NO.
Gresse White s2Aq; yeJioygg 2Ac; brown. 2Ac.
Bones-Dry $i2alS per ton.
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At Chicago.-Clearings, s16Os2. 9e9. New York
exchange. soc discount. Sterling exchange steady;
At New York-Clearings. sl5z, 66s,944 balances,
At Bosto1-cIearings. s1s5sS,SSS; balances.
s., 1853, 765.
At notwithstanding. s1s697s; balances.
$50. 4S1
At New Orleans-Ciearings $792,341
At st. Louis-Clearings, $685. 6T9; balances,
Sos 169.
At PhiIadelphia-C1earings s1221S0s6; balances.
Sits $40. ,
At Baltimore-Clearings $S.03l,12S; balances,
Al Cincinnati-Money, 21k@6 per cent New
York exchange, 40c discount Clearings 81 Sl9, 100.
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Marriage Licenses.

Henry w. Hole and Rose Hiesle.
Ellsworth Hove and Hattie Mills
Thomas Hendrickson and Katie C. Tanders.
Dudley c. Ramsey and Bertha M. Stutsman-
James o. Gentry and Olga Pathaste
Edwin Rankin Pillet and Nellie Ethel Ieist,
William c. Kuerst and Minnie Buchler.
Henry SEVERN ana Edna Helen Smither.
George NJ. Kebben and Flora Alice Plummer.
Oscar NJ. dele and Fannie Il. Patrick.
William +. Canada and Winifred Drudy
Ebert F. Bennert and Amea X. Faber.
Michael Hickey and Josie Miller.
William II. Hart and Hester Moore.
Hordis S. Smith and Minnie Schaefer.
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Payment of Postal Clerks.

The semi-monthly payment OF postal
clerks between Columbus and St Louis
was made at the Indianapolis postoff1ce
yesterday. Postmaster Sahm says that the
clerks, about three hundred OF them, are
paid out of the receipts OF the Indianapolis
pense of shipping the money here. The
sale OF stamps amounted to 1880 Tuesday.
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Deaths.

Otis Minger twenty-six years. $3.50 North SEN
ate avenue, murdered.
Max Frederieks, thirty-two years. 1909 South
East street phthisis.
Edcn II. Willis, eleven days, SO West Twenty
seventh street, hamilton.
John j. Stumph, sixty-two years, 707 Buchanan
infant Athens eli North Liberty street. pre-
mature.
Minnie Lewis. month, 22s West Wabash
street, pneumonia.
Charles G. Kepner. fourteen years. 81 Hadley
avenue. tetanus
Vivian Lawler. month. 241s Ash street,
enteritis.
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241zG25c: receipts. so.7ls bu. Rye easier; No.
Western, 53isc; receipts. 1866 bu. Hay steady;
choice timothy, S13G13.5o Grain freights very
quiet, rates firmly held and unchanged. Butter
dull and unchanged. Eggs and cheese steady and
unchanged.
TOLEDO, Sept: 15.-Wheat dull but firm; No
2 cash, September and December. 96Ac Corn
dull and lower No mixed Gle Oats dull and
lower; No. 2 mixed, December, &c. Rye lower
and weak: No. 2. cash, soc. Clover seed active,
but easier; prime cash. Ss.57l2.
DETROIT. Sept. l5.-wheat-No. white, sac;
No. 9 red, 95hc; December. 96c. Corn-No. ?
mixed, &c. Oats-No. white. 2Sc. Rye-No. 2.
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VITAL STATISTICS-SEPT. Is.


Josephine and Charles Kehrer, IT Biddle street.
boy.
koy.
Fanny and Arba T. Perry. 1855 North Pennsyl-
vania street, boy
Mrs. ard Charles Chambers, City Hospital, girl
Stella M. and William L. Bishop, 1244 Hoyt
avenue. boy.
Mary and Claude Patterson. CT Woodlawn ave-
Alice and Thomas McMuney. no Hadley ave-
Anna f. and John A. Butler &c Standard ave-
nue., boy.
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snIxatton Armx Harvest Festivnl.

The Salvation Army will have harvest
festival Monday, at which friends are i'm
vited TO bring presents to the tent on Mas
sachuSetts avenue. These presents will be
sold that night and the receipts used for
the extension Of the army work
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gALo. Sept. 15.-cattle about
RniIdinr Permits.

e. Rauh & Son. remodel brick building. 41s
West Washington street, 800.
A. Marks frame barn. s24 Maple street, 1882
Fred Hackstein. woodshed s0i south East
T. II steinbart. bicycle shed. sH East Wash
fngton street S25.