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and lower: spot and the month. 57ha57i4c; octo-
Der, s5t@75i3c: December 7sisG7ss<c steamer.
n led. 1fisG741<c. Receipts 50. Zoo bu: exports.
$500 bu- Southern. by sample. 70aseke south
ern on grade 54hG76izc. Corn strong mixed.
spot and the month. 4si.Gfsise: October. i5d45Ac:
November. 42%G43c; November December. new
or old. osqiossc January. 401sQ40Ssc; steamer
mixed. 4sc. Receipts. l02, 2S5 bu: exports. loyu
pu southern white corn. f7u4sc; southern yell
low corn, f1QFkc. Oats--No. white, 2siz9zsc
No. mixed. 25a925&c.
TOLEDO. Sept. 25.-wheat dull and lower
spot and October ssizc; November. Size; Decem-
Der. s2izc Germ dull and unchanged: No. 2
cash. 45c; September. f3c: December. 45c- Oats
dull and unchanged; No. 2. cash. 2Sc; September
&c. December, 235sc. Rye dull and unchanged:
October. ss.75; December, s6.67lx; No. 2 $500.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. misunderstanding.
6esGss7sc; May. az a74ssc; cash. No. hard,
loQslc; No. red, s3ikQ14isc. Corn-December.
327sc: May, S37sc; cash. No. mixed. 37m5ILc;
No white. 3s14c. oats-No white. 25G251zc.
S.e0 blu. Shipments-Wheat. l2l. 500 bu; corn.
1880 blu: oats. 1000 bu
DULUTH. Sept. 25.-wheat--No- hard s3+c:
No. Northern, Sl%c: No. Northern, 1oAc; No.
3 spring. 734c. To arrive: No. l hard. s3%e;
No Northern Sisc; septeama,ber sls4c; Deee en-
Barley. isQ55c. Corn. l07sc.
easy; No red. &c. Corn quiet: No. mixed.
4zizc. Oats quiet: No. mixed 23&@2Sl3c. Rye
steady; No. 2. 56l3c. Lard steady at S6sI1s
Bulk meats dull at IS Bacon firm at ss0s
Whisky steady at $l.26
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 25.-wheat-In store.
May. SlA4sl7sc; on track, No. hard, size; No.
Northern, 79isc; No. 2 Northern. 7SAc.
MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 25.-Barley quiet; No. 2.
&c; sample. 421zQ5zc.
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a275: common .washboards. s1-5oal.7s; clothes
pins. Goas5c per box.
s2soa255' ING No. 3. ss!5ds 81 No. :. ssssas5e
IwSolne-Hemp l2elsc per 10; wool sal ST., nsx
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron ssOc horseshoe bar, a7soss: na u To 9c
tire steel. s9slzc; spring steel. il4a5c.
Leather.
Leather-oak sole, s2as5c; hemlock sole. asa
2ec; harness. 3sG4Oc; skirting. 35Gfioc; single
strap i2di4c; city kip. s0GS5c: French kip. 9oc4
SD; city calfskin. socQsl.1o; French calfskin.
Nails and Horaeshoes.
Steel cut nails. .2.s5: wire nails. from store.
81 Is rates: from mill. s2.65 rates. Horseshoes,
pss k , ner mule hos sRoe Psr ksg
painted. S. lc.
Linseed. raw. SIC. per gal; linseed oil. boiled.
4 a5Oc: best straits. SOC: Labrador, bsv. Yves,
Virginia lubricating. 2eGsoc: miners. iOc: lard lard
half brls &c per gal extra
Provisions.
Hams-sugar cured. Is to 20 lbs average. lOz9
uAc; 10 lbs average, 11dlll.c; II lbs average.
llizq12c; 10 lbs average. uizq12c.
POrk-Bean. clear $3.50; runp. si575.
Bacon-Clear Sides 80 to 90 lbs average, 10c;
lbs 10 S es @ TO fs s ese Go y
to is lbs average, 1ssc clear backs, 20 to % lbs
average, lOc: IL TO is lbs average, l0isc; to
lbs average. 1112c. In dry salt. lzc less.
Shoulders-16 lbs average, sac; 10 to IL lbs av-
erage, 9Ac
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch. No. l, s1.50g1.75.
Observation-Disclosures sweets, s..
Iemons-Messina, fancy, 300 to box. $5I5.50.
Potatoes-S1.50 per bril-
Sweet Potatoes-Baltimore. s2.75 per brl; Jersey
sweets, 1925.
Cabbage-5Oc per
Onlons-50c per bu; white picking onions, Slq
LIS per blu.
Honey-New white. lie per Id: dark. 1sc.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, 81 per bu, Sc per brl.
Apples-S1 5o@2.5O per bril-
Pears-15G9Oc per bu; Bartletts, 81. % per bu.
Watermelons-s7H10 per 100.
Peaches-Indiana and Kentucky, 75cGsl.25 pet
bu; Michigan peaches 81. 2511.75 per blu.
Tomatoes-Home grown. soc per bu.
Wild Goose Plums-75c per blu.
Damson Plums-si. 25G1 50 per Blu.
| 5-lb basket, 15c.
Lima Beans (new)-90c per gal.
Lombard Plums-s150 per bu.
Seeds.
| Clover, choice, prime. s4.75d5; English choice.
s.75El5; asike, choice, s7GS; alfalfa. choice s67,
crimson scarlet clover, s4l4.50; timothy. SO
lbs. prime s2q2.10; strictly prime 81. 1902. %;
choice, $s5Q2 80; fancy Kentucky, IA lbs. 81. 10:
| Lee; red top. choice, S0cQsi.4o: English blue
| grass. "a lbs. s2d25e; German millet. SOL. Isl;
Western German millet. socQS1; common miliet.
AQ90c.
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SMALL RISE in PRICES
hears FORCED TO COVER, AIDING
In RECOVERY OF STOCKS.
Some of the IndustriaIs Saved Small
Wet Gaiux-LocaI Business Is in
Very Healthy Volume.

AT New York, yesterday. money on call was
steady az 14gz PEI cent
Prime mercantile paper. 4l445h per cent
Sterling exchange was heavy, with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at $4.sss for demand and
a. s27s for sixty days: posted rates. "a SSla
G4s4 and s4sizQ4.SS; commercial piiis' siSzV
As21z.
silver certificates were s2zG6s7sc; bar silver.
csc: Mexican dollars, 4sHc. Silver bars sold
1t 2s5zd an ounce IN London.
Yesterdays rally in the prices Of stocks was
very clearly due to covering operations oy the
bears who sold stocks last week. whiie the
forced liquidation was going There were
signs. already evident. Monday, that the pro-
fessionaI bears had overdiscounted the decline,
but the failure Of small exchange firm and
the distribution Of selling orders skilfully ar
ranged TO appear TO come from last years new
IL returned bear leader. renewed the confidence
OF the bears, and their attack on the market
late In the day successful in weakening It
again They continued their efforts to further
decline in price yesterday morning and had
good success for time in the most prominent
Industrial stocks. notably Sugar. Tobacco and
Peoples Gas. but the general list failed to re-
spond as readily as Monday to the weakness In
these special stocks. The bears, in consequences:
bought to cover, all through the list and
wrought some substantial rallies. The declines
Brooklyn Transit and Peoples Gas were lifted
point over Monoay nigh. Isss ef S nns
market and the raids upon stocks were not sue
cessfuf In dtsodging selling orders Some tifnid-
.ty was induced in the bears by the possible
ties OF suddenly favorable developments in
some directions. The cut I'm the price of steel
rails has not led to large buying. far as
known, and railroad officials express dissatsfac-
ton that the price was not placed lower. Wall
street IS on the alert also for settlement OF the
coal strike. but there was nothing to show the
imminence OF any such event outside the fears
felt by the bears. While the liquidation of last
week seems TO have met the Immediate needs
OF the money market the forces making tow
ards depletion of New York reserves continue in
undimfnfshed force The currency movement &c
the interior Is very large and the subtreasury
Is absorbing considerable sums for the money
market. A sharp fall in sterling was reminder
that New York still dominates the international
exchanges. the stiffness OF the London market
proving unavailing to check the decline In ster-
ling IN New York
Bonds show advances, but losses were scored
BY some OF the less active issues. Total sales. al
par value, were ss50, 000 United States refundins
twos. when issued. and the hves declined u In
the bid price
Following are the days share sales and the
closing bid quotations:
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BROKE ON GOOD WEATHER
WHEAT LOST A CENT AND A QUAR-
TER On THE DAY
Visible Increase Eelped-Corn Strong
and Rather Acsive--Oats Lower and
january Provisions Higher.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Prospects OF clear wealth
er in the Northwest and heavy increase in the
worlds visible gave weak wheat market to-
day october closing nc lower. Corn closed &c
higher and oats &c lower. Provisions closed 21z0
&c higher for January options.
The wheat market started out weak. in the
face OF frmness at Liverpool and unimproved
weather in the Northwest October at Il3sc 10
77Ikc The heaviness due to pressure by
longs. who were after profits. Northwest mar
kets were lower and there was selling for that
account and for foreigners well. October early
dropped to TIC. A recovery to 17Sq11isc took
place on incorrect worlds visible figures, the
report making the increase only 1,s44.oco 9u-
Later. the figures were corrected TO make the
increase AGA. 600 bu. and the liquidation again
commenced. october turned weak and sold 10
7e7sc at which the market closed, 1Ac under
yesterday A prediction of clear weather for the
afflicted sprng territory was also influential N
the slump New York reported q loads taken
for export Seaboard clesrances. in wheat and
-four were equal TO 1885, 900 bu. Primary receipts
aggregated l.127. 900 blu. compared with 1.196.So9
last year Minneapolis and Duluth reported iS'
cars. against sos last week and s29 a year aso.
Local receipts were $50 cars, 20 of contract
grade.
There was a good cash demand for corn. and,
as offerings were light. the market held firm,
save for little easiness early, in sympathy with
wheat The volume of business was light am
Without features. Receipts go cars and
shipments $40, 900 blu. october sold between 5yssc
and 3slb63gssc, closing &c up. at Ss93912c
New York reverted So loads taken for export,
and cash sales here were 100000 bu.
Oats were active and easier in tendency, De-
cause of selling for Northwestern account, al
thou IN the reports showed no reason why mold
ers should want to let CO. unless they were IN
duenced by the wheat weakness. Receipts were
$50 cars October sold between 22lsc and 2lssc'
closing &c lower, at 211sc.
business good cash demand was largely re-
sronsible for the frmness, as hog receipts wers
1900 over the estimate. The January option IL
row the most active. January pork sold between
s11. 42iHM11 55, and closed sc higher, at Sll.59'
at s6.77I4. and January ribs between s6loq6.lo,
with the close 2l7c better, at Sc. 12h. -
ESTIMATED receipts to-morrow--Wheat, $50
cars; corn 40 cars; oats, 215 cars; hogs, 5000
head.
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under 1000 lbs 50 ssgs;is; stocksrs and feeders.
s. 50G4 So; and heifers. s1Q495: Gamers,
tl50G2 75: bulls. szt0G3.z5; Texas and Indian
steers S-2sd455; cows and heiferf 81 z5Q3eo
Hogs-Receipts $500. The market 54lco
lower. Pigs and lights. s.. 300545: packers, - %
ass; butchers. s. 30Q5.55.
sheep-Receipts. 2.eeo. The market was steady.
Native muttons. s3.s5d4: lambs - 50d61os cliis
and bucks. s275gs.75; stockers, sz5o4s-2s
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Beeves-Recelpts. %.
The market was steady. Bulls. s.. 60H3.5o: cows.
si7cas Is. Cables nrmsr. Live cattle. Iiffz,4e:
tons 1sc: refrigerator beef si1n9Ac. inferior. %
per pound. shipments-cattle. $50. and 400
quarters OF beef
lower: nearly all sold. Neals Sds.75: small
calves. $3.50. grassers and buttermilks. s34zfo
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. S.ls,- The market
was slow but steady. Sheep. S3Qi&; lambs.
81 50d5 IS: culls. s. 5OQ4
Hogs-Receipts 2sss. No sales reported. The
market was nominsy strong
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 2s.-cattle-Receipts.
g. 900. The market steady 20 strong. Native
beef steers. s440G5.50: Texas steers. S250A25,
cows and heifers. ss4425; calves. yz5odS5os
Hogs-Receipts 1000; The market was strong
20 shade higher. Heavy. S5o545.i71; mixes.
s. l2s.d5.i5: light. s.. 15Q5&.
Sheep-Receipfs, 600. Western muttons. 81 -
400: lambs. Affs.
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NEW. YORK, Sept. 25.-Eutter-Receipts. 10. :
f04 packages. The market was weak; creamery,
l7422lsc; June creamery. 1sl1Q21lzc: factory, IA
@161zc. Cheese-Receipts. 124s2 packages. The
market was strong; large white, ui2c; small
white. 11A@11%c; large colored. 1lAc; small
cclored, 111zc. Eggs-Receipts. H455 packages
The market was quiet and steady; Western,
regular packing. at mark. 12lsqlsc; Western.
loss off, Zoe.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25-Butter firm and
in good demand; fancy Western creamery. &c
fancy Western prints. &c Eggs irm fresh near
by and Western. 19l5c: fresh Southwestern. 1Sc;
fresh Southern, lie. Cheese firm; New York full,
creams, fancy small. u%G1111c; New York full
creams. fair to choice. 1ol39I1kc-
CHICAGO. Sept: 25.-On the Produce Ex-
change. to-day, theR butter market firm.
creameries 15g22c; diaries. 13dlsc- Cheese firm
at 10Hql0&c. Eggs firm for fresh.
KANSAS CITY, Sept eggs higher: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, lac dozen, loss off
returned; whitewood included
l2c more
CINCINNATI. Sept 25.-Egss firm at 14dl5c.
Butter strong and higher; creamery, lsq23zc;
dairy, 13Q15c. Cheese quiet: Ohio fiat 10l2c
ST LOUIS. Sept. 25.-Butter higher; cream
cry, 1Sqa21sc.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Sept 25.-Cattle-Receipts. $780, in
GLIDING 1000 Western and 100 Texans. The
were shade lower. Natives: Best on sale to-
day. two carloads at so; good TO prime steers
feeders strong at sssOG4s5: mixed stockers
steady at s3.4513.S5: choice cows steady: medium
aer sa steady aI~s at sa bulls s g' calves GS
steady and unchanged at 81 50Q65O. Texans:
Receipts. ZOO Best on sale to-day. ten carloads
steers. 50 40Q4.20; Texas bulls. s250a350.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 2. 600; Tomorrow %. 200.
steady to a shade lower. Top. $3.50: mixed and
butchers S. l0q5.52ik: good 10 choice heavy IS 10
q55e rough heavy. 81 s5d5o5; light. s5.2oQ5.55;
Sheep-Receipts. II. 600. The market was steady
TO lOc higher Lambs. were lsc higher and ae-
choice mixed, s3.s0H3 90; Western sheep s3G4. 20:
CINCINNATI. Sept. 25.-Hogs quiet at &.5o9
Cattle steady at sS95ia-
sheep dull and lower at s2d5s0. Lambs dull
II 500 natives. s.4o0 Texans. 1850 calves The
market was about steady Native a steers. $3.50
and heifcrs. s3a425; Gamers. s250U3; fed West
grass grass Texans. ssas.s5: calves. s4SOas.
tive. prices ruling 2lzG5c lower. Heavy and
mixed, ss.lsa5.2s; light; s5loasz p; pigs. sae5as
lambs a shade higher Lambs. A.s5G5. 10: NUT
tons. 50 so@s..s: stockers and feeders Sc zs9s q
culs. S2-5003.25-
EAST BUFFALO. sept 25.-cat,Ie-ReceIp,,
light Veals. 5GSc.
Hoss-Reeeipts. II cars. The market was
steady to firm Workers.. S5.7545.so mixed. &. :,
G5se; heavy and medium. s5.7od5.75; pigs. g.7oG
SIS; grassers and part corn fed. ss-5oas s.
roughs. <4-7off4 So
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 20 cars The mar.
ket was steady Lambs. s.. i0zl5 80: sheep, mixed
a. i5G4l0: wethers. $sso44s5-
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 5.-cattle-Receipts s.soo
Including 2 200 Texans The market was steady
Native shipping and export steers. 4.S563 S.
dressed beef and butcher steers. H1565-Sos steer
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Wool.

BOSTON, Sept. 25-The wool market here con-
tinues dull and the sales ruled light during the
past week. Manufacturers are only demanding
such quantities of wool they need in the
manufacture OF their products. Arrivals OF wool
on the market show large decrease. compared
with last year. when the active demand prevail
ing at that time induced early shipments from
the West. The prices are being held for all kinds
OF wool. but any pressure to force sales would
undoubtedly tend reduce prices greatly Ter
ritory woods continue to head the list OF sales.
Fine medium and fine, staple and secured, as
quoted at 4Sq50c, while strictly staple calls for
52Q53c. Fleece woods slow, with prices nonli-
nal. The following the quotations for lead
ing descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania y and
above. 26m27c: Xxx and Xxx and above 2Sd29c;
delaine, 29G30c; No i combing, 29n30c; No ?
ana three-eighths blood. 2sq3Oc; quarter blood.
washed 29G30c: coarse and braid washed, 26T
&c. Michigan, Wisconsin, etc.-X Michigan, 22@
23c; No. ] Michigan combing Csc; No. Michl-
gan combing, 2Sd29c; quarter blood. washed.
2Sq29c; coarse and braid. washed 25d26c; fine
oelaine. 26Q27c. Unwashed medium. etc.-Ken-
lucky and Indiana quarter blood combing. 2i4
25c; three-eighths blood, 24a25c; Missouri guar
ter blood combing, 22Q23c; three-eighths blood.
2Sa27e; &C., braid combng. 2oq2lc; Lake and Geor-
gia, 22G25c Territory wool, secured basis-Mon-
tana and Wyoming fine and medium. 1iGlsc,
secured, 4Sd50c: staple. 52G53c: Utah fine medi-
UNI and fine, l6Q17c; secured. 4Sq50c; staple. 52q
b3c: Idaho fine medium and fine, 16417c; secured,
4SG50c; staple. 52q53c. Australian woods secured
basis, spot prices-Conbing superfine nominal at
szqS5c; good, 7S4S0c; average, 70Q73c.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Nathan NJ. George
a Connecticut man owning one hundred
shares of stock I'm the Peoples Gas. Light
and Coke Company, to-day further COM
plicated the gas war here by filing bill In
the United States Circuit Court, asking for
an injunction restraining the Peoples Com
pany from selling gas at 40 cents per 1000
feet. The injunction comes as an incident
of the rate war on the North Side of the
city. where the price OF gas has fallen
from 81 TO 40 cents per 1000 feet. Mr..
George AYERS that the rate-cutting en-
dangers the dividends of the Peoples Gas
be maintained In ell parts OF the city.
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
Sept. 25--Less than $50 horses were offered in
the auction sale OF Warman. Black. Chamber
lain & Co, which may be considered a small
supply. The receipts included comparatively few
good animals in their class. and the quality gen.
orally was not satisfactory al a week ago.
There was just fair attendance OF buyers and
The market opened with the inclination TO I'LL
orders at lower prices Finally. however. sales
men succeeded in getting about steady prices for
the beet sort OF chunks and harness horses Or
binary workers and common drivers did not
sell as high. but prices were irregular. A pri-
,ate sale cf a bay coach horse 1871 hands high
that could act high. reported at s275 Aside
from this sales were reported at s75El1J0. Ship
pers on the market with stock were J. c. Davis
and l. T. Davis, of Lebanon: r. J. Smiley OF
Washington; James Danewood, of Advance; G.
w. Black. of Greencastle: Perry Lewis. OF Salll-
van; Dug Stewart. OF Whitestown ana AZ
Crews. OF Charleston, ILL.,
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Certificates have been issued 10 the following-
named Indianlans:
Csriginal-George w Isben National Military
Home. Marion. S.: Henry Walker. Princeton. s.:
John A luck Madison. So Thomas &. Nillianls
yefersonvilie s.: William Whiteman ldeceasedl.
Indianapolis. IS: Wesley 5. Colestock. Indianapo-
Is S.: samuel NJ Pray. Indianapolis. ss.
Increase Robert r. Van Horn. Rldgcriiie. 81.
James ID. Mcdonald. Franklin. 80. Wiiliak. A.
Rhodericl. Terrc Haute. $i7: special. Sept III.
Calvin A. Hutchinson. Spencer. 50
Relssue-John W. Jackson. Tangier. Sl7.
Reissue and Increase-John A. Rutledee. SOM
erville. ST.: John 4. Jessup. Greens Fork. az
Original NidOws-Special accrued, Sept. ~.
5.armcla Teagardens Albion. 81. Frances =
Paisley. Indianapolis s.
War with spain loriginaD--Charles T. McIn-
tyre Elizabeth $40: Frederick l.. Whitaker.
Greentown. SEA: John 7. simpson. Moaly. 81.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Sept. Petroleum easy: re-
fined New York, 775c: Philadelphia and Balt-
more, 770c; Philadelphia and Baltimore, in
hulk, 5.15c. Rosin quiet. Spirits OF turpentine
quiet at 4ls@43c.
LIMA. Sept. 25.-Oil men were given another
jolt to-day when prices of crude petroleum were
cropped cents more, making North Lima SEC;
South Lima and Indiana, Sic.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 25.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 35isG3ec. Rosin steady at S1.15@1. 20.
Crude turpentine firm at s1.20 to $40. Tar firm
at no.
OIL CITY, Sept. 25.-Credit balances, Sill.
Certificates-no bid. Shipments, 1885 brls; av-
erage $40 brls; runs. ll4.2s2 brs; average. So
16l brlS.
CHARLESTON. Sept. 25.-Sprits of turpen-
tine-nothing doing Rosin steady and un-
changed.
MONTPELIER, Sept 25.-lndiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, Sic; North Lima, Sc
SAVANNAH Sept. 25.--Spirits of turpcntine
firm at &c., Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Deaths.

Elizabeth Edwards. ffty-seven years. city,
heart disease.
Ida Steffen Thisselle. forty-two years. s2s Blake
street,
William A Van Treese, one year, 52s Massa-
Chusetts avenue, gastritis.
Leone Noting, two years. 80 South Summit
street, whooping cough
James Cross. seventy years. 1913 Hadley street.
ulcer OF stomach.
Joseph Eissenbach. hfty-three years. st. VIM
cents Hospital typhoid fever.
Claus T. Paulsen seventy-four years. 2s1s
North Senate avenue. tuberculosis
Azarah Jeffries. seventy-one years. 2233 North
Capitol avenue.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE WE'RE IN LIGHT DEMAND AT
SLIGHTLY LOWER PRICES.
Hogs Fairly Active and Ffrm-Sheep
Moderately Active and Easier
Condition of other Markets
srocKYARps. 1NpIANAPoLIs.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
Sept. 25.-cattie-Receipts 1000: shipments. 100.
There is a good increase to report in the re-
cepts OF cattle over a week ago and year ago.
The arrivals also included larger number OF
fat export steers than for several days, and the
quality in some instances was better fhe mar
ket opened with really urgent demand, and
the bidding was unevenly lower Statesmen were.
OF course. slow in making concessions. put nnal-
ly had TO take about loc less for the better
grades and in some instances. no doubt. lSc
less for between kinds than prices current at
the close OF last week. Female butcher cattle
suitable for killers in small supply ana
did not show much change in prices. There was
practically no country demand for feeding cas-
tie and a large number remained in the pens
unsold. Native steers sold as high as s5.75 quar-
antine cattle s4l5. heifers $50. and cows A.sS
Quotations.
Good 10 prime steers. 1850 lbs and up.
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Hogs-Receipts. 800: shipments. 1000. The
hog market opened quiet with buyers bidding
rather lower prices. but statesmen were not in
olined TO make any concessions. and the first
transactions were about steady. Later there was
more active competition between buyers. and ii
was less difficult to consummmate sales at fully
STEADY prices. compared with yesterday. Pack
and shippers buying with packers
taking the larger proportion Of the supply. A
good clearance was made in good and
the market closed steady at current prices of
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NEW YORK, Sept. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications to Bradstreet show the
following changes in available supplies from last
account: Wheat, in the United States and Cana
GA, east of the Rockies. increase of 1.5S4,0o0
bu: afioat for and in Europe an increase of D.
100000 bu: total supply an increase of $4,000
bu Corn. an increase of 10i4. 900 bu. Oats, an
increase of 794, 900 bu. Among the more important
increases reported TO Bradstreet are those OF
Geo 900 blu in Northwestern interior elevators,
10 900 at Chicago private elevators. $4,000 in
Manitoba and 1000 at Dallas. The leading de-
creases Include those of 10000 bu at ST. joe
and Sc 900 at Port Huron. Stocks OF wheat a.
Portland, Ore. and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash,
decreased POS, 900 bu last week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-26
DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.


The following table, compiled from the
reports of the various county recorders to
the Indiana Bureau of Statistics, shows the
number Of deeds and mortgages filed in all
except three counties for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1900, and the total consid-
GRAFTON of the transfers and the satisfac-
ton of the mortgages: