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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
Sambn pia bic StuDt GaiBbiac bers
flnncn.

Cincinnati, O., a. MGr3. -
Inter Den Iagern bon Cincinnati
6errIht 6tae GntrijItung iiber Die an
gsbli6 Notwithstanding, nelhe Osm
aug Rtgarn 62ItebenO,n s. Smmunens
Rtgjmsnt uuf I,iner Dur6reiIe in
y}aI6DiQe, Senn., gu 5beji puros. Die
Oortige 9oli3ei geTtattets ndmli6 Dsn
betrunlensn 0egsrIoloaten niht, noh
8eliebsn gu i6ulten uno Dalteu, Die 5is
an dnoeranOrtsn th1ten, Ion0ern brahs
te Tie Ourh &niippel5ia5e CUR 8diIon.
Der O6erIt Oe5 Regiments, pdhsr Ti5
ieBt bier 6efinoet, be5aupt3t nun, feline
Geute Iaien 10 unItulOig gslDeIeu, Dis
bic iungen GGmmhsn un0 pdrsn obna
8runO in 9aT5piue miB5anOalt NOR
ben. Di, 6ubrsr Der 5jaTqen ncolOrtrz
ten" 8ebO.terung pOQeu nun cine Snz
oiqnutiou5 @arIdmmtunq Declnitals
ten unO Iogar ainen 9ro3eB einleiten,
um Der Staot guIbDjQs ben StanOs
buntt tldr 3u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
Die GBitagu'er Qntis 9ingus9 Demons
ffrntinn.

6 bicago 0, SQs., IA. 0&dr3. -
9eitern 2l6ero fauD in SSung's 5aqe,
g2r. 1O6, RanbolpbzStruBs, cine Sit
3ung oes 5inau5zGomite's fir Die BE-
Dorite6enDe DemonItrutiDn gegen
Sinaoz unO 4nglomanentPum itatt.
Die 8erihte Der GOmite UitgIieOer
6e3iiaLih Der 0eturg Der ni9t un6ez
beusnoen Soften Der DemonItratiOH,
peI6e 6efunntli9 in elmer impOIantsn
WaTenDeriammlung BON 0suti6z
Qlmeritanern am q. D. Ults. i'm n2lus
bitOrium" gipfeIn FOlI, Iauteten Ouraz
peg5 giinTtig. 5sute fanOen SiBun=
qen beg 9reBz uno Oes DetOraiion5z
GDmite's itatt, in oen2n oas BRO
qrumm fir Die DsmOHitratiOn ausgsz
ar6eitet purce. Der grtfuIiusmus
Ger 6ieIigen 0euti9 2lmerituner fir
bic geplante 4unoge6ung 6et6dtigt
f6 in elmer 8siie, pstts iel6it ben
@sgnern bic grDBte Q4tun8 a63pingt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15

Mubri0, IA. W}dr3.- Ser Cor
reiponoencia" gu 6olge bat 0o5 &az
binet Der &0nigtnzRegentir BEN 8utb
ertbeilt, ben 5rieben5pertrog nit ben
Der. Staater gu ratifi3iren, obne Die
&erIommIung Der reuen Gortes abs
3unarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
9lb9ele6nt.
Der Jteidstag 1T 6Od6einig.
Sic BON Der Regierung in Der Wttl'=
tirs@prlagc 9eitenten TUroerlIrIs
gen ncitcrn DcrpurfeH.

Rorgsn Finoet ieooa bic brittle unO
enti6eiOen0e QsIung Der 8or!o9s
faft, unb Bis babin t6nnsn Iia bic
Q(bgeor0neten bic 8sIaidte nod
einmoI iiberlsqen. = Bsnn ni4t
10 1T bic 2Gufl6fung 0es Rsi45z
toges pa6rf8einli6. - Sntereiz
Iaute grtIdrrng Oss italieniiasn
Miniiters 0ss 2(u5pdrtj8en i6er
StaIisn's gOrgs6,n in Gbira. -
un6egrHnoets 8eriidte t6sr einen
pom gapft erlittenen Ridfaa. -
9luerlei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
: 2fns N12innsnpoIig. g2irr.. ION

- 9(us minneapolis, Nlinn., fomz
men @erii6te, mad pel6er Die SnDiaz
nsr uuE Der 2eeA 2ats=RcTernation
neue W}iFef6aten plaren iollen. Die
9erlhte Derben ii6rigens Dnn 5ol3z
bGnOIen Derbreitst. mt pel9er bic
SHbianer betanntIia ni6t auf qutem
6nBe iiehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
per 9tO6e
S0uCr'
per 9rO6e

ipiet am naaitsn 9ountrfao abcuO in Der rUlufF.
6anr" Rccrpirte SiBc bel gubufs, 0r l3,
RorO=G5arlcs= Strabe. Ruubs 9iunO i'm
6c6raub C4-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
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9lun.

Peters burg, IA. mdr3. ~ ST.
run5mini ter DON 0itts Fat in elmer
2Lnipra6e an Die nit bar Regulirung
bes 9etreioebarbels beauftraQteGomz
million ertLGrt, Die 8Uroe bes S6uB=
3oGs5 IaIte glsi6 I6per auf allen
&laFen, unh Ieiner 2lHIi6t nu6 Bette
fe Ou5 6eIte W}ittel our 8sIeitigurg
piefer 2ait barir, bas Qnleoer aus
ldrbiT9en 8apitaI5 in 3uBIono nu6
SrGFten gu f0rberr. Dies nerbe in
ShOpfung bon SnbuItrie'n in RuBz
lamb reipltirer, uro bu5 2unO perDe
al5cann ri6t me6r 6unberte WliQioz
ner Ru6el oaidbrli6 fir auslGnot76e
8roOufte dEsGe6en muIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
6 mile Grd m a n n.

9uris, IA. WGr3. - Sine Dope
I6e aus 2unsDiIe, i'm 0epdrtement
MeurtbesstznloielIe, msIoet Den SOD
oes frdn50ItI6eH 8omani8reibsr5
Gmile grdmunn, psI6er Sabre lang
gsmeinI9dftIi9 i'm 9arsin nit bem i6m
i'm SOoe Dorausgsgangensn Qleranbre
Gbatrian arbeitsts. Die @erts nurOsn
i'm giamen 6sioar 9erFaTar (rGrd=
moun G6utrian") bsr0ff3ntli9t. -
@rdmann Durba om 20.U2ui als Sobn
zines 9uhbdnblers AL S6a[s6oura i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15

9dri8, IA. Mdr3. - lIrbain 60
bier, 8erfafer os5 8ertes n2'glrmee
contra Ia 0ation." purOe beute BON
Der 2lntIaqe freigeIprOaen, bic 4rm'e
beleioigt gu baben. Die 5reiIpreaung
berurIa9te cine lGrmenbe 0emOnItrd@
tion i'm 8eri9t. Die antpeIenOen Be
iu6er bra6ten SO9rufe auf bic 5reiz
belt unO Die Republit aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15

Rom. IA. U}Gr3. - Der Offer
bdtOre 3omano" bsr0FfentIi6t einen
bonn %. 5ebru1r aus Netpzgort baS
tirtsn 8rieF pom Batter 0ef6on, GU
perior ber 9auliitsnz9dter, an ben
8upf, pel6er bic getabelte llrterpers
funa Batter 9eibOr's unter bic in bem
Sdrei6en bes 9apite8 an &drbin1l
9i66pns e1rtbultenen 9runbIGBe ii6ar
0lmerifnnismus" bsiidIiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
General Otig 8eri6tiber
bic @innu6me Don9ufiq.

y
DofBingtou, D. g., IA. Wldr8.
- 9enerdl Otis 6eitdtigt in elmer
beute Dem &rieggzDepartement 3ugez
gangsmn 0epsI4e bic geTtrigen qreBz
berihte ii6er bic Ginna6me Don 9aIia
ourh 9eneral QB6eaton's 8rioa0s
unO Tiigt biu5u, Die improDiIirten 3az
nonerbDote uuF Der 2agunu 6dtten be-
oeutenbes Gigentbum erbeutet. Den
8erIuft Der SnIurgsnten 6e3ei6net
Dts ais beDeuteno, nG6reno unfer
8erIuIt aus 80 5obten unD 8ernunz
beteh beitebt. Die meiiten oieIer 50
Warn iirO nur tsiGt DernunDet Die
Snfurgenten 6ieIten tdngere3eit Stano
uno Dertbeioigten ii6 taPFer.
pie Der. Stautsn Reqies
run8 un0 bic gefonge=
Uen SPGnier.
8uf6ington, ,. g., IA. WGrs.
- 9ensral Otis 6at, ais er bic Forss
isBunq Der llnterbanounoen 3u sra
Mia 3niI6en Zen Spaniern un6 ben
Sniurgsnten 8strsffs 8efreiunq Der
gefangeneH Spanier ber6ot, auf eiasne
2(utoritdt ge6anbelt. Die 6ieFos Rez
gjerung 6ut i6m teins Oies6e3agli6en
SynTtruttionsn gei6idt, niro i6n iebp6
in ieinsr MaBnabmen big gum 2(eus
Berften unterituBsn, ou er oFfen6qr
nab bsitsm GrmsiIsn i'm Sn.sreiIe Der
Ser. Siaaten 6anDeIte. Die 8unbesz
Rsgierung BAT Ii4, aIs Iie bic 8eFreiy
ung Der geFangeneu Spanier Ders
1prah, nidt Derpflihtst, 0ieTsl6en
burf ge3ablung BON 20iegslO gu Be-
freien, Ionosrn bur6 unteroriifuna
Der synIurrsttion, uno unter cam 96lz
ferrs6t fam ibr ni6t ms6r 3ugemus
t6et nerben als lie bereits geE6an BAT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15

8uris, IA. mGr3. - Oa5 berz
einigts 8aFatiou8gsridt bat beI4loiz
fen, Den 8riegsminiIter be 6reDciret
81 erIu6en, benz 9eri6t aGe nit oem
0reDfu5 9ro3eIIe i'm 3uIdmmenz
bange itebenoen gebeimen 9ofumente
3u iibermitteln.
9 Ell 6li[[e Der pereininten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
m m er.

Qonbpn, IA. 0&Gr3. - Syn rer
6eute unter Dem @orTiBe Cir 6enrD
StuFForD Glort6cDte'5 a6gebaltenen
SyuGrasperiummlunq Der bereiniQten
6anoel5fummern ipurDe elm 8ei6luB
angenOmmen pel6er bic britii6e Rez
gierurq auYTorOert, bic .S6ure G6iz
ra'5 oTFer gu falten unD Die britiIaen
.Jehte In gangztiez&tangzS6ule gu
i6UBen. WlajOr 5IoD6 9age bon Der
GonDoner 6unbel5tammer 6ieIt cine
Rebs gu Guniten bes innigaren On
ihlieBen5 GroBbrttannien'5 an bic
Ser. Staoter.
zg4npIuB gIO 94nomG1d
Safen
2onOpn, IA. W}Gr5. - Die
y6ambur8 NmeritaniI8e DampFer=
2inie" piro in oie1em Sabre PlDz
mouth gu i6rem engliiden 2lrIoufs=
6afen MAIDEN.
DsIeI6e Dampfer 8eieu{6aFt bat
einen Gbed pon $25OO CUR @ert6eilung
unter bic manni9aft unb OFfi3tere
Der nDaebapten" gs1anot. 2eBterer
bate, pie frijber gemelOet purOe, na9
9rGftsr DerIu6t, Der bei6doigten
n8uIgaria" bei3uitsben, muBte o6er
6sftiger Stijrme Degen Dabon abz
itebsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-15
gen be5 g apfe8.

QonbDn IA. MGr3. - Gtrer
SPe3iaIoepeI6e aus Rom 3uFoIge lit
eine @rneuerung Der Fru6eren 6duFtz
gen O6nma6tsanpunoIungen oss
PdpIteS eingetreten, uIIein bic 9(er3te
bolten bisIsIber nj6t fir 6ebenflt6.
q m, IA. Uldr3. - Der @efun0z
beits3uitunb oes PapIts8 1T Douftdnoig
befrieoigenb. 9as in 3onoon ber6Fz
fentli6te 9eri9t iiber cine Grneuez
rung Der S6nmaat5 2tnfGue entz
be5rt aler 8egriinOung.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-09
MOREFREIGHTTHAN CARS
PRESIDENT wOODFORD SAYS THIS Is
THE CASE EVERYWHERE.
Large Earnings Of the Big Four for
sonaI Railway News.

NJ d. woodford, president of the Cincin-
natl. Hamilton & Dayton and a number of
other roads. was in the city yesterday. In
conversation he said that every road in
which he and his friends are interested is
doing the largest business and making the
best earnings since he became interested in
the several properties. Especially are the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton lines doing
a business beyond precedent. He said their
coal business to the lakes was limited only
by cars which could be commanded, but the
greatest surprise had been in ore shipments
south. When the docks were built at Toledo
they were constructed chiefly to handle the
coal traffic between the road and the lakes.
and this has grown until the ore traffic was
double that OF the coal business, and the
company could load 500 cars with ore daily
could 1t furnish the cars. Yesterday there
were five large vessels lying at these docks
in Toledo awaiting cars to unload ore. The
grain movement TO Toledo has been quite
heavy the last few weeks, and in other
classes of freight the company is handling a
larger tonnage than ever before. Passenger
business is keeping pace with freight. He
spoke in complimentary terms of the man.
ner ID. @. Edwards, passenger traffic mana
ger, and A. III. Mcleod, freight traffic mana
ger, were handling their departments. The
company has this week received at Lima
three of its new locomotives, and others will
arrive this month Barney, Smith K Co. are
building 800 coal cars for the company. The
Belt road at Hamilton. three miles in length,
which will be of great advantage TO the c.,
III. & D., is nearing completion. Regarding
the Indiana, Decatur & Western and the
later requirement, the river division, Mr..
Woodford said they were more than pleased
with the business developing on the two
liEes and when both were up TO the c., III.
q d. standard, he looked for still further
Improvement.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-09
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Better Weather Conditions and Trade
Shows Improvement.

Yesterday little more activity was noticeable
on the wholesale streets than has prevailed for
some days past. Trade with grocers was brisk
and dry goods dealers, leather merchants. hard
ware and iron men all had a busy day. On Com
nj sion row there was more activity displayed
Receipts of potatoes. cabbages and other vegeta-
b,es are increasing and prices easy. There is a
good demand for choice apples, peaches and
pears. and good prices are realized The produce
men are unusually busy for September. There is
a good Eastern demand we'll as home demand
for poultry and eggs. Butter is easy on account
of the hot weather. much poor stuff coming on the
market. The provision market is quiet, other
lines of trade being without feature.
The local grain market moves along much in
the route of several days past, and while receipts
are heavier than in August, they by means
what they should be to even supply the local de-
mand. Track bids yesterday ruled follows. as
Wheat-No. red &c; No. red 63Qe6c;
September. 67c; wagon wheat. &c.
coor1 $50 No ~9' White ss GsIsc No n wh Das
mixed. 32hc; No. white mixed, 32Ac: No. 4
white mixed. 2s41SiAc; No. yellow. s2kc; No. 8
mixed 3zhc; No. mixed 32l4c; No mixed.
29AQ3lkc; corn, SIC.
Oats-No. 2 white. 2i14c; No. white. 2sAc; No.
mixed 22hc; No. mixed ZINC.
Hay-No timothy. S.5OQs; No. timothy,
1: total, cars. Corn: No. white, IL cars No.
white, /; No. yellow, z; No. yellow. 2: No. 3
mixed, 3; no established grade. l. total. "a cars
Oats: No. white, car; No. mixed, 2; reject
ed, /; total, cars. Hay: No. / timothy car;
No. timothy. !; total. cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens. Sc; cocks, SC; young chickens.
7isQSc; hen turkeys. young and fat Sc: young
toms, &c; young ducks, &c: geese. SC for full
feathered, 212c for plucked.
Cheese-New York full cream, 10Q11c; SKINS
s@sc; domestic Swiss. lOql5c; brick. 12c: limbur-
ger, lie.
Butter-Choice. 11iac; poor. eQSc.
EggsSCandled, 12i2c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID; prime duck
10Q7c per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 1sQ19c; tub-washed,
20Q25c; bury and understandable, &C less.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. ], slsc; No 2, $40: No.
i calf. 10c: No. calf, SIC.
Grease-White, &c. yellow. 2lac; brown, exc.
Talow-No. l. Sc; No g 2nc.
Boaes-Dry, s12Q13 per ton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-09
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1899

Twfns-Hemp. 16lsc per ID; wool. s01oc: nax.
2ogoc: paper. sc; jute. l:0lsc: cotton. ls02sc.
ess:e: No. .. ss.seaa'ss: No. Nov :. ssss:s. NO
Iron and Steel
Bar Iron-eioG2. SOC: horseshoe bar. s0sHc:
nail rod. &C; plow slabs. &c: American cast steel.
s9ilc: tire steel. 3d3l4c: spring steel. fss95c.
Leather.
:. Leather-oak sole: 2sGsic: hemloek sole. $50
&c: harness. 329s7c; skirting. ss@42c: single
strap. 3SG4lc: city kip. 6oqs5c French kip. 9oo0
$40; city caifskin. sOc0sl.lO: French caifskin.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. s.: wire nails. from store. s3-25
rates: from mill. 8 rates. Horseshoes. per key
"A; mule shoes. per key. $3.50; horse nails. s4ao
n@. OA 0A'0 ""e' sa''An'1e'' '''''' pA'"'''
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-s2925o per brl for cooking; eating ap-
Bananas-Per bunch No l. s1G15o.
Oranges-California Seeding oranges. $50
Lemons-Messina. choice. $50 to box. $3.50;
fancy, IS.
Red Plums-5oc per bu
Blue Damson Plums-s4 per stand Of two bu
Sweet PotatoesEBa par ore SITS per bri Jer-
Pears-sl.25 per bu; $3.50 per brl for Duchess.
Tomatoes-25Q4ec per bu.
Cucumbers-15c per doz.
Cabbage-75c per bril-
Celery-15Q25c per bunch.
New Beets-12ikd15c per dozen punches.
Green Beans-75c per bu.
wax Beans-N per bushel.
New Lima Beans-$1 per gal.
Honey-New white. lie per Id; dark, 13c.
Observation-Disclosures. 75c per brl; crates. Soc;
Gem melons. SOC per basket; watermelons.
s6G12 per hundred.
Usage Melons-5oc per bu.
Provisions.
Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to SO lbs average. re;
80 to 40 lbs average, TIC; 20 to 80 lbs average.
TIC; bellies. 25 lbs average TIC; Is TO Y lbs av-
erage, 7fsc; IA to 16 lbs average, Sic. Clear
backs. 20 to % lbs average, TIC: II to 16 lbs av-
erage. 7%c; to 8 lbs average. ne In dry salt.
1kc less.
Hams-Sugar-cured. IS to 20 lbs average, 10
12kc; Is lbs average, 12d121zc: II lbs average.
l2izQ13c; 10 lbs average, 12% G13c.
Lard-Kettle-rendered. 6%c; pure lard, 61ac.
Pork-Bean. clear, s14; rump. SI.
Shoulders-1S TO 20 lbs average TIC; Is lbs aver
age. INC; 10 to II lbs average, Sc.
Seeds.
CIover-choice. 1918: prime. A.5: English choice
s3.75Q4; alsike. choice A.5oQ5: alfalfa. choice.
81 25Q4.5o; crimson scarlet clover, s.; timothy.
As lbs prime. s1.30Q135; light prime. slS5Ql 40;
choice, N.25Q1 3o fancy Kentucky. IA lbs. Sl16;
extra clean. G0d75c: orchard grass. extra. slql10:
red top. choice, s0c9sl.4o: English bluegrass. "A
lbs. H.15d IS; German millet, $q12s; Western
miIlet. 6OQs5c; common millet. 4oQ6oc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-09

the sns Grand Central station at New York
se.ss; ana twenty-five finely equipped trains
cia ,ilving. II Is stated by the passenger off,
Sials or the road that in no former year
with passengers.
The handsome passenger earnings of the
tor tour; tne cincinnati, Hamilton & Day
s, usI are more or a surprise when il Is con-
, ,hauere1 tnat In August last year each of
meme h ne was handling number of regi-
s n.S OF volunteers returning from the
south who had enlisted for the Cuban war
turing the month of August l56.Oe2 cars
D DeIe moved over the middle division of the
ea1 d sKahia railroad. an average of over
osv udhy. The movement on the last day
oI august was 5000 cars This would rem
,x'S 10 trains of forty cars each in the
mail and Su n hours When all the passenger
~ s' anu express trains are added TO this
the tralnc Is certainly tremendous
p Jeorge e. Smith. president of the Western
f fe1iiW Nay OF Alabama, has issued his report
Ut tne year ending June 90 1892 which
shows that IL has been a prosperous wear
Win the company and that the road is a
;Mne,rotnan1aged property. Gross earning were
ing expenses increased ST.. 4e2 20: net earn
ines' szol,6S5.l1; increase, A7,2l.56
reports emanating from Chicago to the
e ere mat the Canadian Pacific would fight
tne Western Emigrant Bureau instead of
!cinlng II DO not. upon investigation, appear
=; 10 JcstiIy so broad statement. although it
Is Iact that there is palpable lack of
wwnIch may ultimately eliminate in some
tnlng more serious, especially as both sides
are pursuing course more calculated to
widen the breach than narrow II.
On sept. is the Western roads will put in
effect the following proportional rates on
eHport grain, carloads, from the Mississippi
liver. east bank east st. Louis to East
Duouque, inclusiy e). to Baltimore Newport
News and Norfolk: Barley, rye corn and
Mnea., l5le cents; oats, 151z cents for 100
pounds. To maintain the differential of Az
cents below the through proportional export
rates oD.ainable from southwestern Missouri
river points to Newport News or Norfolk
edcn road has declared it's intention TO es-
taDiish on Sept. IS proportional rates of Is
cents on barley. corn and rye, Is cents on
wheat and IS cents on oats in carloads for
points to New Orleans, Port Arthur and
Galveston.
The automatic coupler and airbrake cues
tlon Us Just now the subject of much con-
Germ TO the railroad managers. By Jan /
according TO an act of Congress, all the
cars Tor interstate business must be
equipped with automatic couplers and no
traln, be 1t passenger, freight or dirt. can
De run without enough airbrakes to control
comply with this law. Money will not buy
automatic couplers or airbrake fixtures un-
less the orders have been placed five or six
months ago. Two years ago some of the
weaker lines did not have available funds
10 purchase automatic couplers and air.
brakes. Now these lines have the cash
but they cannot purchase the material If
portion of the equipment of the country 1t
Is Well understood in railroad circles that
an extension OF time to comply with the law
will be asked.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-09

After Monday next the Burlington road
will be carrying packing house products
from Omaha to Ohio river points for IL cents
per 100 pounds. The Burlington gave notice
yesterday of its fourth reduction of 3 cents
or the rate from Omaha to Southeastern
points. Officials of the Kansas City. Fit.
Scott 4 Memphis road, who have declared
their intention 10 maintain a differential of
six cents in favor of Kansas City as against
Omaha, will meet the Burlington cut to-
day. when they will give notice of nine
cent rate to Memphis. The Missouri Pa
cific announced yesterday that IL would
meet the reductions made by the Burling-
ton and Memphis roads.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-09
VITAL STATISTICS-SEPT. 8.


William Folly. sixty-five years. SOP Lord
street. heart failure.
Peddle girl, fifteen months, 1913 North
Capitol avenue. brain fever.
Arthur Charlton. seventy-seven years, 1445
Hoyt avenue. obstruction of bowels.
Eddie Scott, four months, $50 West Elev-
enth street, enteritiS
Laura Froxwell. forty-six years, 215 North
East street, cerebral henrorrhage.
Shirley Kendrick. eleven months, Ala (rear)
West Fourteenth street. tuberculosis.
Joseph Browning. four years. 1881 East
Eleventh street, typhoid fever.
Honora Sweeney fifty-four years, Ill Con-
cordia street, phthisis pulmonalis.
Bridget Creegan, sixty-eight years, 1906
South Laurel street, cancer.
Joe Ellis fourteen years, 1919 South Refs
ner street, typhoid fever
John Williams. sixty years, 312 West Ray
street. dysentery.
Esther Mcintyre. thirty-five years, Frank
lin, Ind, acute mania.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-09
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis. :.

boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8-Flour--Receipts,
21.475 barrels; exports, 1881 barrels; sales.
$500 barrels. Market inactive and easy, but
not quotably lower. Rye -four stronger;
good to fair, s3.10Q3.9o; choice to fancy. $S.25
Q3.4O. Corn meal steady; yellow Western,
74Q75c; city, 76c; Brandywine, $215Q225.
Rye strong; No. Western, SAC T. o. b.
afloat, spot; State rye, 5sQ60c. C. 1. (. New
York car lots. Barley firmer; feeding, 42q
4ic, C. i. f. Buffalo. Barley malt steady.
Wheat-Recepts, 133, rs bushels; exports.
ITO bushels; sales 100000 bushels futures,
6Oo.000 bushels spot. Spot easy; No. red,
INC, f. o. b. afloat spot; No. / Northern
Duluth, 1850, I. o. b. afloat to arrive; No.
l hard Duluth, S15sc, to arrive; No. red,
1880, in elevator. Options opened barely
steady and unchanged, declining later in the
day under heavy Northwest receipts, lower
cables, local unloading and small clearances.
A short afternoon rally occurred on better
export reports and war talk. but renewed
selling closed the market weak at a partial
&c net decline. May, 7sAq7s s-1sc. closed at
December 7sIs@7s1sc,- closed at 76asc,
366 bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels futures.
Spot easy; No. 2. 3e1sc, I. o; b. afioats Sslzc
In elevator options opened easy on liberal
closed weak and ss@1zc net lower. May
closed at Asc: September. 3sq3sisc, closed
at CSC; December, 353G35Zc, closed at sac.
Oats-Receipts. SEQ bushels: exports,
375 bushels: sales, 5000 bushels. Spot dull;
No; oats. 2sc. Options quiet and easy.
Potatoes steady; Jerseys. $1d1-S5-
Beef firm. Cut meats steady. Lard NOM
inal; Western steam closed at 5000 20:
city, $50: September closed at $50. Re-
fined quiet. Pork firm.
Coffee-Options opened steady at un-
changed prices to a decline of five points
and ruled inactive with a barely steady
undertone- Business was checked by an alb
sence Of Brazilian news, holiday at Rio and
Santos. Switching and covering were the
features Of the small business done. The
market closed quiet from unchanged TO five
points lower. Sales. $50 bags. including:
September. 43Oc; October, 435c: December,
4.50c: January, 4.60c: March. 470d4 75c; July.
49Od495c: August. SC. Spot coffee-Rio dull
and nominal. Mild dull and barely steady.
Sugar-Raw dull and nominal Fair re-
filming, s7sc; centrifugal. IS test. 7-16c;
Enolasses sugar, 11-16c. Refined dull and
barely steady.