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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
hOard,s Commercial MetrOpOlis.

Ruling Prices in Produce at the sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Flour-Receipts, % 694
brls; exports. 1921 brls. Market generally sc
higher with demand fair. Corn meal dull. Bar
ley malt steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 1S6,s5O bu; exports, 16l, s26 bu
Spot strong; No. 2 red 7S24c. f. 0. b. ahoat to
arrive and spot. Options opened strong and de-
veoped big rise in September through a scare
of shorts, aided by higher cables and strong out
side markets. Subsequent realizing brought some
decline from the top, the close being irregular at
1@219c advance; No red, September. 7O7s@72hc
closed 7214c; December, 67a4Q6S 7-16c, closed at
6SAc.
Corn-Receipts, 174O 900 bu; exports. 1854 bu
Spot easy; No 2, Csc, f. o. b. afoat Options
opened frmer with wheat, but lacked substantial
support and under realizing soon turned weak
closing unchanged; September closed AT 33Ac; De-
cember, 34AG3412c, closed at 34l4
Oats-Receipts, So 500 bu; exports, 140,99S bu
Spot firm; No. 2, Csc; No. white, Csc Options
irregular and nominal
Cotton-seed oil quiet; prime summer yellow.
2212c, spot and future delivery; off summer yell
low &c
Cofee-Options opened barely steady. with
prices unchanged TO 8 points lower; ruled gen.
orally inactive with weak undertone following
bearsh temper Of European news and marked in
crease in Brazilian receipts; buying checked by
slack consumptive demand and absence of out
side investment interests; closed steady at 5
points lower to points higher Sales. 49, $50 bags
including: September, 5.25c; October 5.30c. Spot
coffee-Rio dull and barely steady; No. z. in
voice 6sc, jobbing csc. Mild quiet; Cordova, So
15c.
Sugar-Raw firm and held higher; fair refining
13-16M37sc; centrifugal, SO test, 43sc; molasseS
3 9-16Q3%c; refined strong.
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Busy Week the Wholesale
Streets, with Steady Prices.

A good deal of activity was noticeable yester-
day on the wholesale streets. Dry goods houses
milliners, hat and cap dealers and boot and shoe
men all had a brisk trade something which
wholesale grccers, druggists. hardware men. iron
merchants confectioners and leather dealers have
been enjoying for some time Taken as a whole
merchants on the wholesale streets have no room
for complaint. On Commission row there is some
grumbing for several weeks past. Fruits and
vegetables and other articles have been so plenti-
full that they have been obliged to sell at low
prices and now that good prices be obtained
on choice fruits the receipts have fallen off to
such extent to give cause for complaint
but vegetables still In large supply and selling
low. Produce men are doing better than at any
time In months. Poultry eggs and butter are all
in active request at better prices.
The local grain market is disappointing Re-
ceipts continue light. while there is an active re-
quest for all cereals at the following range OF
prices on track, furnished by the secretary of
the Board Of Trade:
wheat--No. red. 64c; No. red, 59G6sc; Sep
TENDER. SIC: wagon wheat, &C.
Corn-No. white. soc; No 3 white Zone color.
SOC: No. white. &c: No. 2Iwhite mixed, 2sskc;
No. white mixed. 2sssc: No. white mixed.
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the 70
lowing-named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianans:
Original-Cam T. Schooley, State Soldiers
Home. Lafayette. IS; William r. Young.
Upton, IS: Wilson p. Smith, Laporte, Sc.
Restoration and Increase-Simpson S.
Skirvin. deceased Bloomington, 81 to $14.
Increase-Swain Marshall, Economy IS to
S14: James Agnew, New Albany. SIG to $17;
John NJ. Greenslade. Terre Haute. $24 to
$50; John Maloy, Columbus. Sc to $12; Toll
bert NJ. Moad. Leavenworth. IS to $1O Pur-
nett Bronson. Valparaiso, SIC to $24; Ira
Kiblinger, Albion. IS to $40; Peter Shirar
Flora. Sc to 81; Edward N. Smith. Bargers-
vile. $40 to $12.
ReisSue-William Farmhouse, Muncie $50;
George Brown, Harlan, So
Reissue and Increase-Richard Williams
Soldiers Home, Lafayette, Sc TO $40.
Original Widows, etc.-Minor of Omer
Woods. Corydon, $40; Aurora A. Johnson,
Scottsburg, $l2; Susan Nixon, Salem s.;
minors Of William Lee, Orleans, SIG; Dru-
ella McIvy. Oakland City. IS.
Mexican War Widows-Kitty Ann Skin
vim. Bloomington, IS; Mary Hasselback,
Columbus, S.
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VITAL STATISTICS-SEPT. Is


Lena and George wese. 574 weghorst street,
boy.
Addie and James Gummoe, TIA King avenue.
boy.
Flora and Harry Hoagland 22S Belmont ave-
nue.. girl.
Allie and Andy Cuttings. 2410 Hovey street boy.
Katie and Henry Schwier Sl2 Torbet street,
boy.
Julia and Harry Hands, city. boy.
VelOra and Harry Browning. Brightwood, boy.
Hattie and Orville De Mott, 1916 East Tenth
street. boy.
Bertha and Christ. Keermeir. sos North
Tacoma street, girl.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-The local market con-
tnues to show irregularity, some departments
improving on increased demand and scarcity Of
sellers, while others exhibit downward tendency
under larger offerings and indifference of buyers
News the whole OF Indifferent purport
At the close the Metal Exchange called pig iron
warrants dull at $6.75 bid and $3.50 asked. Lake
copper quiet 12.25c bid and l2.S7l2c asked. Tin
dull and easier at Ice bid and 16.121sc asked
Lead steadier at &c bid and 4.05c asked. Spelter
quiet at 4.SOc bid and 4.S7l2c asked. The firm
naming the settling price for leading Western
miners and smelters still quotes lead at 3.S5c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 15-Lead better at $3.50
3S7l2c Speter steady at 462l2c
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To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
In your editorial of last Tuesday you seem
to think there is no complaint about the
large annual appropriations by the Legis-
lature to the three favored colleges in this
State, while other colleges, just as good in
every respect, have to rely on their own
resources to meet their expenses. There GER
tainy is just cause for complaint here, not
only by the nonen0owed colleges but by
the taxpayers as well. Then why should
the people, farmers and others of the State
be compelled TO contribute hundreds of
thousands of dollars annually to educate
pupils who are abundantlyt able to take
care of themselves with the increased ia
ciities now within reach of all? think the
people are being aroused to the injustice
of this matter and will have hearing.
E,luffton Ind Sent Is
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&c: No mixed Western. 2f625c: receipts. IS 2S2
bu; exports none. Butter steady and unchanged
Eggs firm end unchanged. Cheese steady and I'M
changed.
TOLEDO. Sept. 15.-Wheat higher and active:
No. ?, cash and September 6ss4c; December
66Ac. Corn dull, but steady No. mixed, 30lzc.
Oats duh ard lower; No. mixed 20iRc. Rye
dull. but higher; No. g cash, 4611c. Glover seed
higher and firm; prime. cash, old, $3.50; October
S4.o5.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 15.-wheat stronger;
September. 634c; December. eolsc; May. e21s@
62Ac; No. l hard. 66&c; No. l Northern, 652sc;
No. Northern. 61s.c. Flour strong and higher;
first patents S3.s5d4C5; second patents. $3.50
80
CINCINNATI. Sept 15.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm. No. red, 66c Corn dull; No. mixed,
3ic. Oats frmer; No. mixed, 22i2c Rye
steady; No. 2 Acc. Lard easier at $40. Bacon
steady at 81. 80 Whisky firm at 81. % Butter
steady. Sugar firm Eggs steady at 13c. Cheese
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NEW YORK. Sept. 15-Butter-Receipts, S.0S4
packages. Market irm; Elgins zoe; factory 1las
0Il4c. EggsEReceipts $50 packages. Market
frm Western. 16iec. Cheese steady; large white,
72s071zc: small white. 7SsGD72ac large coored. rs
Gp7l5c; small coored. 7SsQ7%c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15.-Butter firm and
in good demand; fancy Western creamery. 2Oizc;
fancy Western prints, 2lc. Eggs firm: fresh near
by Isle; fresh Western, 155aG16c; fresh South
western, 15c. Cheese steady.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 15.-Butter firm; sep
arator creamery, l7isGl9c: dairy Ice Eggs firm
fresh candled Missouri and Kansas stock, nisc.
cases returned.
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm; creamery,
1s9zGc; dairy 11lzq17c Eggs steady; fresh, Is
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RniIding Permits.

W. and L. Kistner, frame house, Bill East New
York street $500.
Amelia Medars. frame house. 1922 East New
York street. ST. 100
G. b. Raymond frame house. Twenty sixth
street ard Northwestern avenue, 81 900.
Sarah Reeves, addition, 200 East ST. Mary
street. $500.
$ J. Fletcher. brick barn. Ohio and New Jersey
streets, 5000.
r. Neptune brick warehouse Kentucky avenue
and Big Four Railroad. $3.50
Julia Hanrahan, repairs, SlS Henry street, 500.
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Thursdays Bank CIenrings.

At Chicago-Clearings. ST. 1874; balances.
S167236 New York exchange, Soc discount.
Sterling exchange, posted, s4SS1z and s4s5l2
actual s4.S21s and AS4A; sixty days, $4.S1159
4.S31s.
At New YorlS-Clearings, SAL 4iss22; balances.
$40, oil, $40
AT Bostcn-clearings, slS,945,SSS balances,
81 606 ia.
At Observation-Disclosures. s12. 500. 1885, balances,
81 269, O43.
AT Baltimore-Clearings. s2,sOS.S12; balances.
s561. 2l0
At Cincinnati-Money, 2IkGe per cent. New
York exchange, 25c discount. Clearngs 81 1885, 400.
At st. Louis-Clearings, A 64S 900: balances.
At New orleans-Clearngs, $500. 40.
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A Fact About Onions.
Philadelphia Tlmes.

In Eastern countries. when the summer
and its too often prevalent epidemics are at
their height, wise folks Danish onions from
their table and household. The reason for
this boycotting is that onions are peculiar
ly susceptible to disease germs, which they
quickly seize and permanently retain. An
onions from which the outer skin has been
peeled. is an excellent thing TO place in a
sick room in which an Infectious disease is
running its course. as it collects many
germs that might otherwise do injury TO
those attendant uDon the patient. OF
course, such an onion should be renewed
twice daily, and these that have been used
should instantly be burned in the heart OF
hot fire. so that none Of the germs may
escape.
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CHICAGO, Sept 15.-The limited supply Of cat
tie to-day was well taken at an advance OF l9c so IN
495; beef steers. s4d4.55; stockers and feeders,
$s@4.eO; bulls, $2.25@4; cows and heifers S. 500
425 calves, $3G750 Western rangers $2.75Q4;
fed Western steers. s4Q5.4O; Texans, 50. 25a5
The offerings of hogs were too large for the
demand and prices forced off 5M10c; fair
to choice. So.95M4l0; packing lots, So 55G3. 92i2 /;
butchers, $365d4.1O; mixed, S365Q405; light. $37O
There was a fairly good demand for sheep and
prices showed no marked change; native sheen.
native lambs, s4Q6.25; Western range lambs, 4.25
Receipts-cattle. 1000; hogs 1000; sheep, 5000.
KANSAS CITY, Sept: 5.-Cattle-Receipts,
11,S1O natives and 2,S75 Texans. With such lib
eral offerings strength in prices was confined to
slight decline in value; medium, $45O4520; light
weights s445@5.10; stockers and feeders, 50 60d
4S5; butchers cows and heifers. 81 so; West
steers, IS. 65M445 Texas steers, S325u4; Texas
butchers cows, S2.S0Q3.25; canning stock, S2.45
Hoes-Receipts, 10 $50 Lower provision market
%eghs seady besyy s. S5 mixed
3.S5; lights. S3COG3.s2ik
large supply quickly absorbed at steady prices
range lambs s4s5a5.1O; range muttons. S$s3@4;
sheep. ss5oQ4.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 15-Cattle-Receipts $500
nGnsng sr 2o sd stesg ar t
fancy native shipping and export steers, $4,000
Steers s. 6oa556 bulk at 81 io75 IS; steers under
1000 lbs, So l5q5, bulk at g. 75li5O stockers and
feeders, s250@4.55. bulk at $d450; cows and
hefers, S2G4.70. bulk Of cows 50 40GD3.75; bulls
S. 45N3 70; Texas and Indian steers, $S.5044; cows
and hefers S275G325.
Hogs-ReceiTts, 6.400; shipments. 400. Market
5l110c lower; Workers., s390Q4.05; packers, $3.50
A. butchers s4d405.
Sheep-Receipts. 7C0: shipments. 400. Market
strong; native muttons, S444.40; lambs, 1850
5.25; stockers $3.40d3.70
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Beeves-Receipts, $40
Two cars of bulls sold at So 80. Feeling steady.
c. bles lower; live cattle. 1OAGli9c; refrigera or
beef, SAC. No exports to-day. Caives-Receip.f
Ill. Market steady veals. $6liS.50; grassers and
buttermilks nominal; Westerns $3.50
Hogs-Receipts, ASH Market a trife weaker
at "a 2504.60.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 4,20l. Sheep firm;
lambs. 15Q25c lower; sheep, SSq4S5 lambs. S5.62ls
$3.50
CINCINNATI. Sept. 15.-Cattle steady at s2.75
G4.S5
Hogs active at S310a40715.
sheep easy at s29425; lambs lower at $500
SO.
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futures ranged as follows

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm.
No. spring wheat. 64Q6519c; No. spring wheat,
621aQ66c; No. 2 red, &c. No. corn 30ls@3OAc:
No. 2 yellow, SOlz@3Ossc. No. oats 21Hq2lac;
No. 2 white. 24@25c; No. 3 white, 2314Q24c. No. 2
rye, 47G471kc. No. 2 barley 3O@4Oc. No l flax
seed. SS%QS9c; Northwestern, 91@91zc.' Prime
timothy seed. $2.45. Mess pork. per brl, S45@
$50 Lard, per 100 lbs, S4.s21al4 921h. Short-rib
sides Qoose), $5.15Q525; dry-salted shoulders
(boxed). .50q475; short-clear sides (boxed. $3.50
Q570.
Receipts-Flour, 9.4OO brls; wheat $4,000 bu;
corn, $4,000 blu; oats 100 blu; rye. 80 200 bu;
barley, 79, 700 bu. Shipments-Flour. u, 300 brls:
wheat 1741 bu corn 1874 400 bu; oats, 395, 200
rye, 1880 bu barley, 6.400 blu.
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Thirteen Transfers, with IA Total Con-
alteration of $1,000.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder:
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Sept. Is. 1893. as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets. In
dianapolis. Suite 229 first Office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
Sigmond Schoen TO Indianapolis Brewing
Company, Lot IS, Bradley Denny * At
klnson's East Washingt0n-street addition. $15(
William E. Lee to Harry NJ. Mayhem and
wife Lot Is, Square s, Armstrong; first
David E. Given to Henry E. Holensbe and
wife Lots AZ and a., Martindale's Hill
race ................. lot
Richard b. Given 10 Samuel A. Hollensbe
and wife, Let's "A and 49, same addition. 500
George w Stout 10 Albert NJ Peck Lot
2l2 Stout's Haughville addition. T. 49,. 5Ol
Sarah l. Bonar TO Ida May Reid Lots Is
and l6. MeCarty's first West Side addl-
Ida May Reid to Sarah I. Bcnar Lot lis.
Mccarty's first West Side addition $50. l. 5o(
Albert W. Denny trusted 10 Henry r
Poehler ct al Lot s. Cottage Grove addi-
tiOE 70(
Henry c. Dawson TO Edith Batty Lot As
and part OF Lot IS. McKernan x Yandes's
subdivision OF Outlet 10. Drake & Nav
hew's second addition .................... 800
Eva Shields 10 Celia NJ. Lester Lot le
Block a. North Indianapolis ........... 1 go
Clara NJ. BoFchert 10 James ID. Bishop aud
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Dry GOndS.

NEW YORK. Sept. -15.-Dry goods market pre-
scented few points of interest to traders to-day
Buyers locally WEI not active and sellers did not
appear to be much disappointed thereat. Mail
orders are being received in fairly heavy num-
bers but they are still small in calibre. The
market for staple cottons is still a quiet one in
nearly all divisions Print cloths are reported
quiet, with extra GA squares quoted at Lice and
odd goods on about the same basis. Prints of all
sorts are dull and featureless.
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Virginia Smith. seven months, Colored Or
phans Home, meningitis.
John Herring seventy-nine years, 1914 Bis
marck avenue, dysentery.
Sarah Smock fifty-seven years, 9S5 West Wash
ington street peritonits.
G. b. Jones. forty mine years, 429 North Penn
sylvania street. gastrits.
Frederick Balling seventy three years, AL
South Meridian street, enterits.
Frieda Merz, eight years, S25 Keystone ave-
nie, typhoid fever.
Infant Hoagland 22S Belmont avenue prema-
ture.
Infant Woldford. 1916 Alvord street, cyanosis.
Lena Smith, eighteen years, Home of the Good
Shepherd, phthisis
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Ohio Vernon and Myrtle f. Roberts.
Harry Latipe and Lulu B. Wilson.
Elisha II. Smith and Neafy E. McMannis.
Schuyler Morrow and Lilly Hurd.
Clifton Osborn and Fife ]. Horton.
Asa Y. Cronke and Mnllie E CaIkins-
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Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.


ST. LOUIS Sept. 15.-Flour firmer and I'M
changed. Wheat firm, with free trading and
prices closing 1l4c for September. &c for Deem
Der and nc for May higher than yesterday. Spot
in demand and higher; No. red cash, elevator
and track 69Q70c; September csc asked; Decem-
Der, 651sl65ssc; May, 665sc bid; No. hard. cash.
64c. Corn-Futures a fraction below yesterday
Spot dull and without change: No. 2. cash. 2SAc
bid; September, 2S1sc; December. 2Sisc asked
May, 29%@29i5c asked. Oats steady for Septem-
Der and December, with May &c higher. Spot
higher; No. 2 cash, 21lzc bid: track. 22iAc; Sep
TENDER. 21ssM2llzc bid December, 2lc bid; May
45Ac. Flaxseed steady at S5c bid. Prime timothy
seed firm and in demand at $40 Corn meal
quiet at $1.65d170. Bran strong and higher;
sacked, east track. 45a47c. Hay steady; timothy.
seas; prairie S5.25M6. Butter steady; creamery,
17022c; dairy, boise. Eggs lower at 13c loss Off
Whisky steady at 81 % Cotton ties and bagging
unchanged. Pork lower: standard meEs. jobbing,
sS.50 Lard lower; nrime steam $40: choice
$4.75. Dry-salt meats-Bcxed shoulders. s.: extra
short-clear and ribs. S. 62Is: shorts S4.75 Bacon
Boxed shoulders S5.50Q5.62i5; extra short-cear
and ribs, S. %; shorts, $751; Recepts-Fiour
20o0 bss; wheat. 80. COO bu corn. % Oc0 bu: oats
27.0o0 bu Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat,
"a, 900 bu; corn. $500 bu; oats. 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 15.-F1our dull and un-
changed receipts. 81 SIS brls exports "a 500 brls
Wheat strong: spot and month. 69St G70c: October
69l a69izc; steamer No. red. 656i65Atc: receipts
IS, COS bu; exports Southern wheat Nv
sample. e4170%c: Southern wheat on grade 65k
0Iol4c Corn steady; spot mon. a. o.. as5s,s.,.
October. 1874 MS31Ac; new or old steamer mixed,
32hG3214c; receipts. 172 80 bu; exports a. 1A9 bu
Southern white corn. 34G36c: Southern yellow
S6@5611c. Oats frmer; No. white Western. ESQ
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c., H. & D. IS PROSPEROUS
THE ROADS EARNINGS HIGHLY SAT-
IsFACTORY TO ITS OWNERS.
The l.. T.. & w. to BE Consolidated
with Other observation-disclosures
and Personal Notes.

c. G. Waldo, general manager of the Gin
city yesterday. He said the c., H. &c d.
was seeing its most prosperous days; it's
gross earnings for July and August were
$l26.OOO ahead of those of the corresponding
period of 1897, and the earnings of Septem-
Der bid fair to be 100000 in excess of those
of September, 1897. While the Grand Army
of the Republic had given the earnings quite
a lift the freight earnings were ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 a week ahead of those
of last year. The company is not moving
so much grain as in August and September
of 1897, hut in miscellaneous freights the
tonnage is largely in excess of last year at
the corresponding period. The road is taxed
TO its utmost capacity. but there has not yet
been any congestion of business at any
point. Regarding the new depot at Indian
apoIis Mr.. Waldo said the company was de-
layed by the owners of the ground not clear
ing it of buildings as promptly as was hoped
they would. AS to the rumors that the Big
-Four was to absorb the Cincinnati. Hamil-
ton & Dayton, he said if the Big Four
or any other company has the cash to buy
the road and will pay the price it was for
sale, the present owners would not take Sc
curities of the Big Four or any other line
in payment. They look upon the securities
or the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton as
gilt edged. and would prefer to hold them.
On Wednesday General Manager Waldo is
sued letter to heads of departments COM
plimentng them on the excellent manner
in which the heavy Grand Army business
at Cincinnati was handled.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Sept. 15.-Credit balances. 81;
tifcates $l.00la; highest, $lOl; closed at $LOOa;
no sales shipments. 1880 brls; runs. S76H brls.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 15.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 25l5c. Rosn firm and unchanged
WILMINGTON, Sept. 15.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at $1.104l60. Tar firm at $1.30.
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James J. Hill and the b. & o.

Business associates in Wall street of Presi-
dent James J. Hill, of the Great Northern,
admitted the truth of run1or, yesterday,
that he would probably be a factor in the
reorganized Baltimore & Ohio. 1t was not
admitted that he had acquired an interest
in the property. but that he expected to. 1t
was denied that it was in contemplation to
identify the Baltimore & Ohio in any way
with Mr.. Hil's Northwestern properties.
The present outlet by way of Duluth and
Superior to Buffalo and thence by the trunk
lines. il was positively asserted. was not
to be changed. 1t was authortatvely
stated in this connection: I'm so far as the
Great Northern is concerned there is not the
least intention of extending its workings or
its connections south of ST. Paul. If Mr..
Fill has become interested in the securities
of the reorganized Baltimore q Ohio Com
pany it is purely as an individual and not
aa representing his company. 1t is known
that Mr.. Hill is great believer in the pos
sibilities of the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
Company provided ii can be operated under
the best modern methods Inose, in fact.
which have mad the success of the Great
NOrfhQrnsr
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS Sept 15-Wool quiet and easy; me-
dum. 14d19c: light fine, 1SGD16c; heavy fine, 1OQ
lac; tub-washed 1s@27c.
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NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 15-Cotton easy; sales.
1000 bales; good ordinary 7-16c; low mddling,
13-16c middling 3-16c; good middling SEC;
mddling fair, 15-16c; receipts. ISIS bales stock,
69,264 bales.
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Dried Fruits.


NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-California dried fruits
steady evaporated apples. common; eaSc; prime
wire tray, Size; choice, &c. fancy, 9l2c. Prunes,
4dDSl5c. Apricots-Royal, Hobo Moor Park. II
@16c. Peaches-Unpeeled, 7G9c; peeled. 12Q15c.
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wife. Lot Q Pierce's subdivision OF Block
IL, brakes addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
jerome H. Scott 10 AIDA b. Heaton. Lots
and s, Block ?. Tuxedo Park .......... 1 00o
Charles NJ. Jester et al to Caswell II
Madison part Of Lot 49, Exchange Land
companys subdivision Of outlot lss...... l.5ou
transfers 49, consideration. .,............$ Qf
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2sl5c: No. yellow. 2e15c: No yellow 29lkc No
mixed 29lac; No. mixed, 29ikc; No. mixed.
261ac corn 2914c.
Oats-No. white. &c; No. white, &c; No. 2
mixed 21c; No. 3 mixed, 2Cc.
Eay-No l timothy. s6.5o07; No. 2 timothy
seas.
nspections-wheat: No red. cars; rejected
/; total cars. Corn: No. white. ? cars; No. A.
1; No. yellow 2; No. mixed 4; total, cars