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Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-13
Fcyf SALE.

a desirable lot Of carpenters tools ana
fine tool chest. Collateral Loan CO.. opp.
Cony House Augusta. marl3d1W
Yacht engine ana boiler. 2-hor@c power,
nearly new. mahogany ana brass finish.
at bargain. Frank /. Clark. Au-
Susta, Me. mIrl3dlw%
\ fine water power saw mill in first
class condition ready t. start. Situated
in Gardiner. Ne. Safe boOmlge ground
and can be operated in winter as well as
summer: chance for good retail trade.
If not disposed Of soon machinery will be
sold separately to he removed. Write or
apply 10 w. +. MaXCy, Gardiner. Ne.
,TYPEWRITERS-We have just pur-
chased 1900 caligraphs, Densmores Rem
ingtons and various other standard
makes at an immense sacrifice for spot
cash; We are Offering them at prices
ranging from $l5 TO $15 each. This is op-
portunity Of life time to get 500
typewriter at such unheard Of figures
Shipped privilege Of examination and
trial. Send for catalogue and net prices.
r. ;. Webster Co.. 32l Broadway. \. Y.
MARI ,d1W~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-13

KEE-.EY INSTITUTE, Portland. Ne
april1I ,eod1y1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-13

Madame Brann. spiritual clairvOyant, is
again receiving callers, after a long i'll
ness, at T. Gage street. laui..c .cti
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VITAL STATISTICS-SEPT. "a.

Transfers. 1s; total consideration $1,000. so
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Elsewhere.

,, Chicago o Sept A-cattls, ,ds % 600:
market was generally steady to ioc lower Ma
tives: Best on sale to-day. two carloads at s5.s5;
sis0a5.s5; selected Feeders steady a, ss.soas 60;
mixed stockers s275q2s5; choice COWS steady;
@ eanners Soc Lover su A. e esHss s
ESQ. Texans: Receipts, $500; best on sale to-day.
Texas grass steers. s3.5oa4 %; Texas bulls 81 80
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 5000; tomorrow, 1900,
mostly loc lower closing steady; fair ia clearance
to choice heavy, s5.ioa550 rough heavy, 1850
sos; light. S.?og5eo; bulk Of sales. S. 2oas.so.
,os We're seaaT to ,Sc as o Se 70
good to choice wethers. sssOG4i5; fair to choice
mixed s. sOas Sc So, Western sheep :s@t,S
Western lambs. A75as.O5.
NEW YORK, Sept. A-Beeves-Receipts 46ls.
Very limited trading; good steers steady others r
bulls. 275q4; cows, sl70Q3.50. Gables quote live
cattle slow at loa@l2c: sheep. liQl2c. Ship
calves-Receipts 2so2. The market was slow
buttermilks sSas5o; mixed and fed calves, ss.G2ls
@4.25.
zoe on lambs 25940c lower Sheep. s394.5o; culls.
81. 80; lambs, s450Q6: Canada lambs. s5.50qe;
Hogs-Receipts. l22O2 The market was easier
at $5.s0Q6.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. A-cattle-Receipts. $500.
including 1900 Texans. The market was a shade
easier. Native shipping and export steers, AS5
$3.50: dressed beef and butcher steers A15d5.50
feeders, So 25dz so; cows and heifers, $2Q5; can
rers. sl.50d275: bulls 81 2544 Texans and In
s1o. steers ''-'"'''' ''"' anu "ee'' - ~"
Hogs-Receipts, $500 The market was 1Oc
lower Pigs and lights, $5.40d5.50; packers, Sis
d5 50; butchers. s.. 4oG5-eo
sheep Receipts. coo. The market was steady.
and bucks. s.. 25fs3.75: stockers. 50. 50d325.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. A.-Cattle-Receipts
100 natives; $500 Texans 1900 calves The
market about steady Native steers A.4oG
cows and heifers. Sd375; Gamers S25OG3.e0; fed
Westerns s. ZOOS; wintered Texans. s3a345
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. The market was slow
at sc 10 Toe lower. Heavy and mixed S.2595.S5;
lights IS 2oG6,S 80: pigs 81 1919.
sheep-Receipts. $500 Heavy supply Of West
ems. The market active at sc to 10c higher
and feeders. ks.25G4: cults. s.. 5Oas'75.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. observation-disclosures,
1000. including 5000 Texans, The market was
and common: native beef steers. st.40a5.75:
Western steers. g4.7e; Texas steers ss.2564.z5:
SSei 80; bulls. stays. etc. s25Oa4..
Hogs-Receipts. 1, 400. The market was 5Gi0c
lower: heavy. s5@5l5; mixed. s5.lo95.l5; light
shesp~Receipts, 10000. The market was lower;
Western muttons. sseoqi; lambs siGi.Se.
BUFFALO. Sept 2f.-Cattle-Receipts none
Extra TO prime smooth rat export steers. 3 50ff
$50: good 10 choice shipping steers. s5.fSQ52 Is
common 20 good fat heifers s.. 25d42.
Hogs-o;ood choice Workers. $ 7cN5.75: good
to prime pigs; SsSuSso; roughs A75aS-
sheep aud Iambs-Lambs. yearlings. choice 20
extra. sl-5ea4.so; sheep. common TO fair. $500
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2i.-Hogs active at $3.50
$50
Sheen dull and lower at s2@4. Lambs quiet and
lower at $3.50.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Butter-Receipts, 1,.3s
packages. The market was firm; creamery lo1eG
22c: june creamery. lsIz42ll4c: factory LAG
lbi.c. Cheese-Receipts. 4.303 packages. The
market steady; large white. uisc: small
white. 1lAqn%c; large colored; liAc; small
eolored. lll9c. Eggs-Receipts. s.O6s packages.
The market steady; Western, regular pack
ing, at mark, 12i2QlSc: Western, loss OH, zVc-
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 24.-Butter firm and u
to 1c higher; fancy Western creamery, sc: fancy
Western prints. 25c. Eggs firm and &c higher;
fresh nearby and Western. 1910; fresh South
Western. &c., fresh Southern, 1Sc. Cheese ilrnler;
New York full creams fancy small 1l@4Nl2c;
New York full creams. fair to choice. lel2Qllhc-
BALTIMORE Sept 2i.-Butter firm; fancy
imitation, 1SQ1sc; fancy creamery. 22gzSc; fancy
ladle, l941Sc: good ladle, 16c: store packed, ii4
i5c. Eggs steady; fresh 17QlSc. Cheese nrrn'
large. ilAQ1l5sc: medium, l2Ql2Ac; picnics'
-2hG121sc
CHICAGO. Sept. 24-on the Produce Ex-
change, to-day. the butter market was nrm
creameries. 15G2ll2c; GARRY. l3GelSc. Cheese nrm
at 10h9114c. Eggs firm fresh. 1870.
KANSAS CITY. Sept, 24.-Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. l3l2c a dozen, loss
off. returned; new whitewood cases in
cluded. 12c more.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Eggs steady at lac. But
ter steady: creamery, 17G22c; dairy, 16Gl1c
CINCINNATI. Sept. 4-Eggs strong at 1i4
15c. Butter steady at 1S923c
ELGIN, Sept. 24.-Butter firm at 21lzc. Sales
for the week. 10, 7si tubs.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis. Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 24.-Flour quiet and steady:
patents a. Sss9 sasra e. faRey and straight
cash. 76sc; September, Tslzc; October. 76Sc; De,
esmber 'S5e; May zoe s2c; No hard ISg5sl1c
axe December. $3.50. Oats-No. 2 cash 22c
September, 2l+c: December. &c; May. 24a.c: No
Lard higher; choice. ssssas.s7is Dressed meats
boxed. steady; extra shorts. ss25; clear ribs
extra shorts So; clear ribs So 12Il: clear sides
ss.25. Timothy seed frmer at ss.7sQf4O Corn
east track 7Oa72c. Hay strong: timothy. s. 5ea
u: prairie. Sc SOFAS. Whisky steady at N2s. Iron
tWine. Sc Receipts-Fiour 1900 bris wheat
5000 bu; corn, 200 bu: oats, 5l.cO0 bu. Ship.
As. eco bu; oats. 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2t-Flour quiet and steady;
Western super. g. 5eG2eo: Western extra, s.. 76S
40: spring wheat straight sss5alio Receip ts
lower: spot and the month 75ss@75sc: oo,os sna
75aG76c; December, 7sa679c: steamer, No 2
red dO s ss he ss i!s b. exports
ern. on grade. 74i.Q7sizc. Corn dull and easy /.
mixed. spot and the month. 45ksal5sc: Oc,absr'
.see I RseeP sq sss S s.ssmss mixed
corn. 4sa4sc: Southern yellow corn. 47aS7 isse
oats firm; No 2 white HI 2s,s@&e: No. mixed
drm; no. ! timothy. Sic bid p'''7 none Hay
LIVERPOOL. Sept 24-wheat-spo. firm: No
red Western winter SS "a: No Northern
trres quiet: September. Ss I'D: Decembep 9. f q
corn-spot nrrn; American mixed new Is 4ssd
Psssrss quiss; ostoofs !. s'sd Novemssr Is sd:
at sos Hams-Short cut steady al ass 6i Pa
ccn-clear bellies firm at as. shoulders-square
KANSAS CITY. Sept -wheat-December
7lg7lisc: May. 7:zQ.s.sc; cash No, 2 hard. .oii
gsiazc; No. 2 red: stg5se corn-pecember. $50
ss%c: No white. ssiZc. oats-No. . white
AQzc. Receipts-Whest s2s.s0o bu; corn. 1850
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Sixteen Transfers, with a Total Con-
sideration of $22.449.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders of
nce of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p Sept. "a, 1900, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. 12s East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1905:
Percy r. Morlan to Ellen Brown Lot O.
Lueder's State-street addition ........... 81 $50
Scion L. Lee to Joseph +. Flack. Lots 100,
10 and Ill, Carpenters Home-pace addi-
tion to Mount Jackson. 2.1Oo
George f. kirkhon to Ellis +. Jones, Lot
l. Block 10, North indianapolis. ........... 1000
William b. Vestal TO Charles NJ. Cooper,
half of Lot 8. Martins subdivision
of Lots and s, Vests addition. 500
John p. Leyendecker to Eatharine L. Mil
ler Lot 200, Morton Place; :............. 500
Clara Renner to Theresa Bamberger Lot
IL. Block 10. third section OF Lincoln
Park 1900
is, Square g. William s. Hubbard's Park
Heights addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Lewis c.. Hurlbert to Charles F.. Hurlbert,
Lot 60, Shoemakers southeast addition. 90
Samuel b. Grimes 10 David r. Akers. Lot
81. McCarty's first West Side addition..... 1900
Arthur ]. Simpson to Osca. +. Mann, Lot
101, Douglass Park addition 500
Sidney Nj. Miller to George W. Coverdill,
Lot S, Atkinson & Bradley's first addi-
Roland T. Carr to Charles p. Lesh ct ux
Lot 20: Washington Park. :...:.....,....... 5000
Joseph B. Fleece to John A. Warner, Lot
5, Block s, Central Park addition. 1850
Hester Medium ct al. to Charles Nelson ct
ux., Lot II. j. X. Sharpe's Woodside adj
dition ......................... SOC
John H. Negley TO Harris T. Record ct al.
part OF the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter, Section y. Township I6,
Range zoo
George w Stout to William Bernhardt
Lot 113, Stouts Haughville addition. zoe
Transfers Ie. total consideration 800 zac
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AT NEW YORK.
New Buckwheat md Buckwheat
Flour QuOtcd-COrnmeaI Higher.

NEW YORK, Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING. e. $50
brls: exports $500 brls; sales. 200 packages.
The market held at old prices on account
OF the relative steadiness of Northwest cash
wheat. and. therefore. was quiet all day; Min
nesota patents, $42o@4.5O. Rye -four firm; fair
to good. S. 1OG3.3O: choice to fancy, So 35af3 s5
Buckwheat flour quiet at s2.4O@4.5O. Buckwheat
quiet at 6OQ65c C. f. New York. Corn meal
frm yellow Western 9Oc; city, Ole; Brandy
wine, s2.45Q2.e5 Rye quiet; No. Western, soc
f. o. b. afoat State. 55G56c C. l. (. New York.
Barley steady feeding 4Sd46c i. +. New
York; mailing, 50Q5sc c. /. f. Buffalo. Barley
malt dull; Western. 62G6Sc.
wheat-Receipts 325. 92o bu: exports 1874 4ss bu:
sales 39SO0OO bu futures and 100 900 bu spot
Spot easier: No. red. SAC f. o. b. afoat, and
S2hc elevator; No. northern Duluth. s7Xc f. o. b.
ahoat (new); No. hard Duluth. 92Ac (. o. b.
afoat Options opened steady. in sympathy with
a sharp Northwest advance. but quickly yielded
to pressure of unloading and broke cent BUSH
ell. Additional factors OF depression were LIBERAL
bles, fair increase on passage, light specula-
tive support and n poor trade finally raj
Ss7sdS7c, closed at SIC; October. SsHqssc. closed
s Ss se' De'e'"0s'' '''4@'' '-''' closed at
sales, 10000 bu futures and 10000 bu spot Spot
strong: No. 2 1870 elevator and 4Skc f. O. b.
firm an day. on the strength of cash property. a
fair demand from shorts and large decrease in
the quantity on passage; closed firm at lk6ssc
net advance: May closed at 41iSc: September
4sh@4Slsc. closed at 4slzc; December. 4l7sQ42c,
closed at 42c.
oats-Receiipts,, s7.7oo bu;. exports. 1886 bu.
Spot quiet; No. 2. 25c: No. 3, 24lhc: No white
2sd27t4c; No. white, 26a4c; track mixed West
ern, Als@26c; track white Western and State,
2tI2Sc. Options dull but steady with corn
Feed easier; spring bran, 16.50d17. Lard firm
Western steamed. $3.50 September closed at
$3.50 and nominal; Refined quiet Cotton-seed
oil steady; yellow, 37lzc.
Coffee-Spot Rio barely steady; No I invoice
S%c. Mild quiet: Cordova, 9Adlsc Futures
opened steady. with prices 5alO points decline
and ruled weak: closed to 10 points net lower
Total sales. $4,000 bags. including: September
6.S5d69 soc; October, 6.90a6 Csc; November 7O5c
December. 710c; March, 1901 35c; May 4 406I
7.45c; July, 7.50c
sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. &c; centrifu-
gal, SO test, Sc; molasses sugar, &C. Refined firm
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WEAKER WHEAT MARKET
INDIFFERENT CABLES AND BEAR
IsH STATISTICS THE INFLUENCES.
Corn Dull. but Firm and Higher-Oats
Firm on a Lower LeveI-Mixed
Changes in Provisions.

CHICAGO. Sept. A-Indifferent cables and
bearish statistical situation resulted in weak
wheat market to-day, October closing Asa%c
lower. Corn closed sc higher, and oats shade
lower Provisions at the close were Ice lower
in pork to sc higher in lard.
Under the influence OF rains in the Northwest
October wheat opened shade to i4Gssc higher
at ass. Q7eisc. The steadiness for mo-
ment only, however. the statistics were bear
ish and Liverpool Indifferent to Saturdays
advance here Worlds shipments were 6.ess,ooo
bu and Of this 1853. 900 ou was Russian wheat
and 1850. coo bu Danubian. The amount on ocean
passage showed an increase Of 2,l30,o09 bu. Pien-
ty of long wheat came out. some of it foreign
stuff. and October dropped to 7sc. The market
steaded for time under cearaaces which. In
wheat and -four, were equal to $4,000 bu, but
heavy primary receipts and increase in the
visible Of 1906 900 bu turned the scales again,
and October dropped to Use. On proft-taking
by shorts the market rallied to 7s7sc. but the
close was weak. October 5s0&c lower at 7slsc.
Primary receipts were l,727.OOO blu. compared
with 1890 bu last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported $50 cars. against 7s4 last week and
1881 a year ago Local receipts were 4l9 cars
IL of contract grade. New York reported 20l
loads taken for the English account.
Corn dull but iirms advices being that
both the continent and the United Kingdom
liberal bidders for corn, the latter asking
Tor offers Tor shipments running all the Way 10
next July. Wet weather making the talent less
positive about an early movement of the new
crop also a help. October sold between 367sc
and 392sc, and closed sc up at S9A G39Ssc. Re-
oeipts were 500 cars.
Oats were firm but inactive. Receipts were 3S7
cars. Vessel for 100000 bu taken
October sold between a22isc and 22hc. and
closed shade lower at 221sc.
Provisions opened quiet and easier because of
heavy hog receipts and lower prices at the yards.
Offerings light, and the list advanced.
Pork eased off again, but lard and ribs held
steady October pork sold between 2.15 and
Sll95 and closed 10c lower at $11.S5 October
lard between s6.97ia and $40 closing &C higher
at S702ixM7 .05, and October ribs between s1.421z
and s752k. with the close 2ikc higher at 81 As.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 40 cars;
corn. s75 cars; oats. 355 cars; hogs. IS. 900.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The Week Opens with Good Trade
and Firm Prices.

Trade, yesterday. was active in most lines AMI
it is already settled that the business of this
September is to equal in volume that OF Septem-
Der. 1892 While goods have been sold close. so
few bad debts made that there is fairly
satisfactory margin left 10 the wholesale deal
ers. In staple groceries IL has been a busy
month. and steady prices have prevailed. Prices
have been relatively high enough to leave some
profit on most goods sold. Druggists quite
busy. and only In linseed oil is the market weak
and unsettled The provision market is active
and prices steady at Mondays revision. But
ter and eggs are firm quotations and are in
good request Poultry Is easier In tone but not
quotably lower. On Commission row large guam
titles of fruits and vegetables being handled
and good stock best quotations are readily
realized. Other markets are without new
features.
The local grain market is moving along much
In the rut OF weeks past, receipts falling below
actual demand. while all cereals in good re-
quest at the following prices on the track. as
furnished by the secretary of the Board of
Wheat-No. red. 7sc; No. red. on milling
freight, 7Sc: No: red. 72a74c; September. zoe.
Corn-No. white. 42c; No. 2 white. 42c; No. 3
white, 42c: No: white, 4olzc; No. 2 white
white mixed. s7lSasssac; No. yellow si.ac; 20 No
msed e No. Nc m xeo~ sS NS Ms
OatS-NO. white. Z4c. No 3 white. pc. No. .
mixed, 21lzc; No. mixed, 201hc
Inspections-Wheat: No. red, s cars; re-
jected. II: understandable. 4: no grade 6: total
2s cars Corn: No 2 white, l car: No. 3 white,
10; No. white, 3; No. mixed, 3; No. yellow
2; No. yellow. 2; No mixed /: no estab-
nshed grade mixed, 1; total. 80 cars Oats: No 2
mixed. cars; no grade mixed. 1: total. cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys. hens, &c per ID; TOMS SC; hens. &c;
cocks. 4c: ducks. full feathered. SC; geese, full
feathered. $3.50 per doz; young chickens, SC
Fer Id.
Cheese-New York full creams, lsc: domestic
Swiss. lie: brick 14c: lmburger lac.
Butter-Choice roll. 12c per ID; poor, No. 9
6QSc.
Eggs-Fresh. 13c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per Ii: prime duck
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-soc for yellow; 25c for dark
Wool-Medium unwashed 10000. tub-washed
2S430c: bury and unmerchantable Base less
fine merino. 15q17c; coarse braid wool, lie.
HIDES. Tallow. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. ], Sc; No g &c: No
calf, 91zc: No calf, &C.
Grease-White. 4c; yellow, SIC; brown, 2xc
Tallow-No i, &C; No. 2, SIC
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bu: oats Is. coo bu shipmenfs-wheat, IS. 900 bu;
corn. 1890 bu; oats. 1000 bu.
TOLEDO. Sept 2L-wheat active: spot. size:
October, slssc: November. s2ssc; December. sac
Corn-Cash and September, sSc; December. 35tsc-
Oats-Cash and September, 2sc December. 2s'sc.
Rye unchanged; No. 2. cash. 54ize. Glover seed
October, so; December, So Trade strong
CINCINNATI, Sept. 24-Flour steady. Wheat
steady: No red, sSG7Sizc Corn steady: No.
mixed, 42q42s.c. Oats hrm; No mixed; zssa
23izc. Rye steady. No. ?, 56isc. Lard frn. NJ
$685.. Bulk meats dull Bacon firm al 500
Whisky steady at sl.2s. Sugar firm.
DULUTH. Sept. 2.--Wheat-No. hard. Soc;
No / northern, Sc: No northern 1sc. No. .
spring. 15c: 10 arrive No. l northern, Sc; Sep
TENDER No. i northern. S3c December, a11o;
Barley 55c.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept MISUNDERSTANDING
7s11c; October. S0ssGS5&c: May, S5+sc; on track.
No. hard. Sc: No. northern. sli4c: No 2
northern 7s%e.
MILWAUKEE,. Sept 2l-BarIey firm: No. ?.
&c; sample 4o@55ikc
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Births.

Flora and Richard Boyer. S27 North Senate
avenue, boy.
Mary and Charles steeg. 2i0 walcott street.
boy.
Ida and John Harper. 16 Wallace street, girl
Sophia and August Peters 5S5 Weghorst street,
girl
Jennie and Manson Peters. 1543 Arsenal ave-
nue. girl.
street. boy.
Dora and Charles Culley 1926 Yandes street.
boy
Charlotte and John Kreber 1l19 Church street,
girl.
street, boy.
Ella and John Schmidt, 725 Germania street.
girl.
Emma and Albert Greishaber. 7O1 South Noble
street. girl
Lena and Horace ]. Taylor. 625 West North
street. girl.
Mary and Lewis Hannstein. 237 Miley avenue
girl.
Rosa and Alba Russell. 2lSS Chestnut street,
hoy
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building Permits.

George c. Tanner. stone and cement dwelling.
Is05 North Delaware street. cost SIS 01o
Peter Minkel. cottage. Oriental street: cost.
$500.
Sisters % 81 Columbia Superior. addition cor
ner Alabama and Mccarty streets. cost. sis
James Cambron. cottage. West Twelfth strrets
cost, 500
H. J. Huder. frame house. North New Jersey
street. cost. xf6o0
Baker a Mcdonald. remodel store 'front.'. =
and - North Pennsylvan street cost, slice
street cost. $500.
:. L. Owens. cottage, Yandes street; cost. sS1
s2s
Mrs. Katie Stuart. cottage. Tw.aty-sixtA
+. G Popler. dwelling. 1875 South East street:
cost. sLo06
W. ). Hubbard. frame house. $50 >erth Mia
souri, street; cost, $1,000.
Warren r.. sloan. double house. Prospecf
street. cost. 1850.
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The Colonel and the Farmer.
New York Sun.

New YORK gun.
Colonel-My down-trodden friend, are you
aware that the empire is running you?
Farmer-Well, colonel, / told Maria I'd 20 TO
town and buy her a set of empire furniture for
the bedroom to-day, but 1 reckon 'twont quite
ruin
Colonel-But your liberty is in danger.
Farmer-Nots long as / behave myself, and I
always calculate to do that
Colone-But, my friend, the Trusts, with the
Money Trust at their head, beggaring you.
Farmer-Well, they'll be long time doing it.
I'm in the Money Trust myself now.
Colonel-But surely you are afraid Of the raw
ages of the Octopus?
Farmer don't care a rap for no Octopus as
long the pesky grasshoppers keep out of the
way.
Colonel-But there's the mortgage
Farmer-Yep; lent money on one yesterday
Colonel-But surely you do not approve the re-
Farmer-Colonel, when get hold of a good
thing 7 keep hold OF IL. When I get money
enough to buy more land buy il.
Coionel-But, my dear sir, would you put the
man-made dollar above the God-made man?
Farmer-No. but I'd put the man-made dollar
in the man-made bank. And i get there
before the bank shuts up. So you'll have to ex-
cuse, me. colonel
Coionel-But, my misguided friend think OF
the Declaration
Farmef-How did you know that Bill Gibbings
made to my second daughter Elizy Ann.
last night? Yep, and I've got go and price
planners and things this afternoon. Goodby.
Exit singing:
s'Oh. 1 like to see a five and love to see a ten.
So, no, here We go for Mckinley in again"
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-Petroleum weak; re-
fined New York 7.S5c: Philadelphia and Balti-
more, 7.Soc: Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk,
5.25c. Rosin steady. Spirits of turpentine steady
at 42QD42isc.
LIMA. Sept. 2i.-Lima crude oil took a drop
OF cents to-day, making North Lima, SIC !:
terially check operations in drilling new wells
OIL CITY. Sept. 24.-Credit balances, So
Certifcates-no bid. Shipments, $3.50 brls:
average. 94.412 brls: runs, $3.50 brls; average.
IS, $50 brls
WILMINGTON. Sept. 4.-Spirts of turpentine
steady at 35iz93ec. Rosn steady at s1.15- Crude
turpentine firm at s1l0 to 81 10. Tar firm at ST. 40
CHARLESTON. Sept. 2i-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 36i1c asked. Rosin steady and I'M
changed.
MONTPELIER, Sept 2.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, ssc; North Lima. SSc
SAVANNAH Sept. 24.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 36ixc. Rosin firm and unchanged
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-25
Nashville Banner Oem)

What is meant by Imperialism, the policy
Of expansion? 1t is a policy that Jefferson
inaugurated. one that Jackson and Polk
pursued and one that Mr.. Bryan himself
admits is proper in all cases except that
OF the Philippine islands. Is the annexation
OF the Philippines Imperialism? Then why
was not the annexation of Florida, Louisi-
ana, California, Alaska, Hawaii and Porto
Rico the same thing? All of these were
annexed in the same way the Philippines
have been annexed, except that no money
was pair for Porto Rico. All were annexed
without the consent of their inhabitants
being previously obtained, except Hawaii
and even there it is alleged that the ma
jority of the inhabitants opposed it, An
instruction in New Mexico in opposition to
annexation was put down.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-25
Poultry.

NEW YORK, Sept 24.-Live poultry nomi-
nally unchanged. Dressed, weak and lower:
srringers. 9izql0lkc; fowls 1od10lzc.
ST. LOUIS. Sept A.-Poutry steady: chick
ems. size; young, Slzc; turkeys, &c; young, 1Oc;
ducks, 7c: geese. Size.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Iced poultry dull turk
eys. 7i4Gsc; chickens, sdl0c.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 24-Poultry quiet; chick
ems. 4d10c; turkeys, &C.