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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31
AMERICAN SOLDIERS

Respected and Feared by Boxers.
Long Time Before Peace is Sc
cured.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Aug. 3o.-Ed-
win Grlfton, OF New York. who has rep
resented an American concern In China
about ten years, passed through this
city to-day from Pekln
Speaking OF the situation in China as
Indicated by the latest Information, Mr..
Grifton said:
Il think It will be long time before
any substantial peace negotiations can
be arrived at because OF lack OF CO.
operation on the part OF the powers.
The American soldiers are making q
fine showing in the orient. They are
without question respected TO greater
extent and more feared by the boxers
than all the others combined.
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WI Goes to the seushore.

WASHINGTON, Aug. so.-wu Ting
Fang. the Chinese minister to this coun-
try. left at 10 o'clock this morning for
Cape May, where his wife and son have
been for some weeks. 1t IS not known
how long he will be absent from Wash
ingtop,
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MORE TROOPS ARRIVE,
Military Parade of All the Nations
Through tho Imperial Palace.

!. WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. se.-rhc
state department makes public the fol-.
lowing cablegram from Minister Con-
ger received tiliS morning through the
United s,atrs consul Mt Che Foo:
From CHE Foo, received August 10,
G:4i q. m. g5
Secretary OF State, Washington.
Following dispatch dated Yesterday.
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Bubonlc Plnguo Spreading.

I WAsHfNGToN. D. c.. Aug. sO.-con-
sui Taylor. at Glasgow, reports TO the
state department nine suspected cases
OF bubonic plague In that city, two
deaths and that the discusc Is spread
Inr NENH5 EfH1,s tit
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WHEELING FIRST.

Battery "A." Gets Two Prizes in Ar
tillery Drill, and Dahna Temple, D.
o. K. X, Gets Second Prize in
Numbers at the K. of P. Encamp-
ment.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllGencer.
DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 3o.-San
Francisco has been chosen for the next
meeting of the Pythinns two years
hence and West vlrglnians helped to
bring the result about very materially.
When the Wheeling delegation arrived
Sunday night, It went directly 10 Call
ifornla's headquarters at the Cadillac
hotel and through Spokesman NJ. H.
McNnbb, rendered their aid to secure
for them the coveted prize.
It was the first delegation to call on
California and the visit was greatly
appreciated by the Golden Gate
Knights. By singular coincidence the
West VIrglnians were first to congrat-
ulate the Californlans upon their sue
cess in getting the supreme lodge to-
day, and after Mr.. McNabb had con-
cluded a happy little speech, the
knights from Wheeling were wined
md d,ned In manner which showed
the appreciation the California boys felt
for West Virginla's efforts in their be-
half.
Cut Great Figure.
Wheeling, by the way. has cut a
great figure In the proceedings this
week. Battery A was to-day awarded
both the first and second prizes for ar
tillcry drills, and Dahnn Temple. D. q.
X. *. takes second prize in point OF.
numbers In the Dokie parade, which
was the best In the history of tho de-
gree.
Tonight the camp Is crowded With
visitors and West vlrgnia's Indians.
nre furnishing no end OF amusement
with their fat hoy and mermaid, which
they have fixed up In n large tent M
the centre of the camp. 5'i
Camp will break Saturday. whcn
most OF the boys will leave for home
arriving there some time Sunday,
- q IF" u
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NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Butter-Receipts esn
packages Market steady. Creamery, 16GI22ikc;
June creamery, ;SG2lc; factory 13m16c. Cheese
Receipts, 1852 packages Market steady Large
white, 1ossc; small white, large colored and
sn all coored, lie. Eggs-Receipts, 5,621 pack
apes. Market steady. Western regular pack
ing at mark, 17Q19c; Western, loss OFF, zoe.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2s-Buttef firm and
II good demand; fancy Western creamery, 231sc;
fancy Western prints. &c. Eggs firm and in
fresh Southwestern zoe; fresh Southern l9c.
Cheese firm; New York full creams and fancy
smails, 112sgll1.c; New York full creams. fair
to choice, 10q11i4c.
BALTIMORE Oct 29.-Cheese firm; large III
@l2Ac: medium, 12A4121ac; picnics. 12l1dI224c
Butter firm; fancy imitation, 1SG119c: fancy
creamery, 22lsc fancy ladle, lie; good ladle Ice;
store packed. 13G15c Eggs firm; fresh 10000.
CHICAGO. Oct 29.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet Creameries
Eu22c; dairies Boise. Cheese dull at 101L6D
1l12c- Eggs quiet; fresh 171zc.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 151ac Dozen loss Off
cases returned; new whitewood cases included
NC more.
p, CINCINNATI. Oct. 2s-Eggs steady at 14@15c.
Butter steady; creamery, 20GD24c; dairy, 12i5Ql
l5c Cheese firm; Ohio fiat lie.
ELGIN, Oct. 2s.-Butter steady at 22c Offer
ings and sales, 14O tubs. Output for the week.
1G, 200 tubs.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 29.-Eggs steady at &c. But
ter steady; creamery. 1sq22c; dairy, 17Q1Sc.
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red. 75Ha7sc. Corn easy: Nc mixed. 4lc:
new. SIC. Oats easy: No. 2 mixed. INC Rye
quiet; No. 2 CSC. Lard steady at 1886. Bulk
meats dull at H.10. Bacon steady at $50.
whisky quiet at s1-27 Sugar steady; hard re-
f1ned 4e5d6sec
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2s.-Flour quiet: Western
super. s2-s5q2<5: Western extra. s2.55G2.so:
Western family. $s-seas.s0: winter wheat pat
erts. SseQ4: spring wheat patents. $s-S5Qz1o;
spring wheat straights. 50 75@3.s5. Receipts. n
o4e Dris; exports. 81. Sis brls Wheat frmer: spot
and the month"; 1QIl1sc; November. Tic bid: De-
cember. 93Q7sisc; May. 7sG7sisc steamer. No.
red. 6sieqeSasc. Receipts. 1857 blu: exports.
II, sss bu southern by sample. ssas2c: Southern
zzQ42Ac; the month. f2li2isc: November. old
4l%u4zc; November. f11zGlzc: November De-
cenoer. new or old. 4oA@iolzc: January. sss.1
4Vc; February, 4og4ohc; steamer mixed. 4oi2G
1o1sc. Receipts. 3s.o09 hu: exports. ILL., 2s blu.
southern white and yellow corn. 44c asked Oats
DUH NO white, 2els@27c; No. mixed. 2iss@
2sc Receipts. q. 0Ss blu: exports 81. 600 bu. Hay
steady; No. timothy. $3.50
LIVERPOOL. Oct 29-Wheat-Spot steady.
No. western winter steady at IS 1liad; north
ern spring steady at IS slzd: No. California
steady at IS I'D. Futures steady; December, SIS
llbd; January. IS I'D. Corn-Spot easy: Amer
lean mixed. new, IS 3D. Futures quiet; Novem-
Der, IS l17sd; December IS nssd; January. IS Cd.
Bacon-Cumberand cut easy at 46s Sd. Short
ribs duh at AIS Cd.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. acknowledgements.
sSs4c; May ssAc; cash. No hard, sss4@esc:
NO. red. 671aass14c, Corn-December s2ss1
white, 36lsc. Oats-No. white 24G25c Re-
cefps-Wheat, 192, 500 bu; corn. %. 200 bu; oats,
$1,000 bu. Shipments-wheat $1,000 bu; corn
4.s0o bu; oats, 1900 bu.
TOLEDO. Oct 2s.-Wheat active and strong,
cash, October and November, 76Q77%c: May Sc.
Corn fairly active and weak: cash. 3s11c; Octo-
Der, Ssc December, 353sc. Oats dull and
changed; cash and October, &c; December, &c.
Rye 5sc- Clover seed active and steady: cash.
1899 prime. 500; October 500; December, 1915;
March. $780,
DULUTH Oct 2s-Wheat-No. / hard. 77nc:
No. northern. 754c; No. northern, 70Ac; to
arrive. No. hard. nc: No. northern 75c:
december, No 1 northern. 75Ac: May, 7ss4c-
Oats 23AG24c.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. 2s.-wheat-cash. 75kc:
December, 74N9741sc; May 77kQ77asc; contract,
NO. l hard, 7lAc; No. northern. 75Ac; No. 3
northern, 73kc
MILWAUKEE,, Oct 2s,-Barley firm; No. 2,
SQ5Sc; sample. S7G56c.
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Polite. I'm the purptt.
To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:

To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
protest against the opening OF our
city pulpits on Sundays for political
speeches. According to the Journals re-
port, Rev. Mr.. Comfort. chaplain OF the
Indiana Reformatory. made the most tell
ing Republican speech OF the campaign at
the Mayfiower Congregational Church last
Sunday. In assigning the reasons for the
decrease in the number OF prisoners within
said: 'One reason Is the splendid bust
ness activity that has been omnIpresent
throughout the length and breadth OF ons
whole country during the last three years.
Now, venture TO say there was not q
Bryanite I'm the congregation that did not
groan in spirit and kick inwardly at the
announcement OF this opinion. Only think
of a minister Of the gospel. on Sunday at
that. proclaiming Republicanism from the
pulpit where no one would dare 10 talk
back. That Is worse than DR.. Quayle's
announcement that he is Republican
because every sensible man should help the
party that most nearly represents his
views on the questions at issue instead OF
going in a gang by himself or with Q
select few that can never accomplish any
thing and as the Republicans come nearer
representing his views than any other
party that has any show Of success. he 10
a Republican without necessarily indors-
ing every detail OF the party platform. or
The scripture. which says by their fruits
you shall know them" was not made for
political parties. L. L. SEE
Indfanapolis Oct %
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SMALL BULGE in WHEAT
WET WEATHER AND SMALL Ne
CREASE IN VISIBLE HELP PRICES.
Corn weak and Lower ON Large Ac-
ceptances--Oats Dull but Higher
Firmness I'm Provisions.

CHICAGO Oct 2s-Wet weather reported Ar
rent,ne damage TO crops and a visible increase
under expectations were mainly responsible for
an advance I'm wheat to-day. December closing
xQlc over Friday. Corn closed bGhc lower
and oats &c higher. Provisions at the close were
2,zq5c improved.
Trade in wheat was moderately active. De-
cember opened 1sGzc under Friday at 72Hd72ssc
on easy cables. but rallied sharply to 73lsc. il
was reported that so per cent of the crop of
northern Argentina, equal to so per cent Of the
whole crop of that country, had been damaged
by frost and other climatic conditions. Added
to this news recovery In late cables ana
the wet weather here. Shorts covered freely
and there was also a fair amount OF commission
house buying On the bulge scalpers took prof.
its, and other wheat came out on the expecta-
ton of a 1000 oOo-bu increase in the visible and
the slack cash business. December reacted TO
7s1sc. but the issuance of the visible state-
ment showing an increase Of only 1885, 600 blu,
further buying became the order of the day. and
December rallied to 731kq735sc and closed firm
M@1c higher at 7s2sG73kc. New York reported
A loads taken, about half of 1t for millers Sea-
board clearances. in wheat and flour 1.-TWO days.,
were equal to 10000 bu. Primary receipts were
1.452 900 blu, compared with 1.265, 600 last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported AS cars. against
462 last week and LIS year ago. Local re-
ceipts were s74 cars, sixteen of contract grade
Corn was quiet and easy, despite the wheat
strength being affected by larger country ac-
ceptances and slack cash demand. The mar
ket rallied slightly early, with wheat, but also
declined with that market failing, however, TO
respond fittingly to the frel bulge in wheat. The
wet weather caused but little covering among
the shorts. December sold between S5hc and
s4ssqs4%c. closing HGAc down at s4Ac. Re-
ceipts were 71s
Oats were dull and neglected. there being only
a small local trade. Prices were steady. in SYM
patty with wheat. December sold between &c
and 22AQ22asc. and closed sc higher at 22c. Re-
ceipts were 27s cars.
Provisions were moderately active and prices
were firm on hog receipts under the estimate
and in sympathy with wheat. The demand for
lard by shorts was the feature Cash business
moderate. January pork sold between SILL &c
and $1l20d1122h and closed &c higher at s11.15;
January lard between &C. 621k@665 and 6.70Q6. 72.
closing &c up at s6.67z. and January ribs be-
tween $5.e7hG5.so, with the close 2zG5c higher
at 1896.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, $40 cars;
corn, 700 ears; oats. 2S5 cars; hogs, %. 600.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat, Coffee and Lard Show the
Most Marked Strength.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Flour-Receipts, 34,oS
brls exports o. 10 brls; sales. 600 packages.
The market was more active and steader in
tone, without being notably higher. Rye flour
steady. Sales, 400 brls. Fair to good, s. 10d3.30;
choice to fancy, ss.35@s.e5 Buclwheat flour
steady at 81. 2o922 %. Buckwheat dull at 60d65c
c. l. f. New York. Corn meal dull; yellow West
ern. sec; city, ssc; Brandywine s2.45a2.6o. Rye
quiet No. 2 Western. SIC f.. o. b. afioat; State,
52a5sc C. l. f. New York Barley steady; feeding.
42a4ec c. 4. f. Buffalo: mailing. 5Od5sc C. l. :.
Buffalo. Barley malt dull at e2@6sc.
wheat-Receipts. 74.ooo bu; exports 1o4. sls blu;
sales, 4s500oo bu futures. $4,000 blu spot. Spot
firm; No. 2 red. 7sNc (. o. b. ahoat; No. red.
7Gssc elevator; No. ] northern Duluth, S4ssc (.
O. b. aaoat No. 1 hard Duluth s7hc f. o. b.
afoat. Options were unexpectedly strong and
active to-day, bullish crop news from the Ar
gentine soaring in big short interest. Prices
worked >up cent bu before the advance was
checked by the visible supply increase weak
later continental cables and small export de-
mands Late buying for outside account caused
renewed advances, and the close was strong at
1ssG1l5c net rise. Sales included: No. red,
March, SO%GS2bc. closed at SIC: May so7s3
81 15-16c closed at si7sc October closed at 762c:
December, 77Q7s 9-Isc. closed at 7ss4c.
Corn-Receipts, 4s5,3oO bu exports, 1921 bu:
sales. OOOO bu futures. 10000 bu spot. Spot
=, L %.
afoat Options fairly active and unsettled.
Opening steady with wheat. They eased of
under big worlds shipments unsatisfactory ca
bles and large carlot estimates. Closed easy at
1s6Ac net decline: May, 41l7Q4lAc. closed at
zllsc; October closed at 44lsc; December. H4Q
42c. closed 41s4c
Oats-Recepts, POS 500 blu; exports. 1851 bu.
Spot steady; No. 2, 25Ikc; No. g. 25c: No. 2 white
2sc No. white, 27zc; track mixed Western
25G2sikc; track white Western and State, 27ls0
CSC. Options inactive and easier. with corn
Lard firm; October closed at $3.50 nominal
Refined firmer; continent, S-65. Pork steady;
mess s12.50G13.50.
Conee-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice eIk-
Mild quiet: Cordova. s2414c. Futures opened
steady at unchanged prices and improved fol-
lowing the opening call and light OUT
side support. Closed steady at unchanged prices
to five points net higher Total sales II $50
bags including: November. ss5c; December
7l5c: March. 7.soG7.35 May, 74oG7. 45c; septem-
Der. 7.60c.
sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining. 4xc: centrif-
ugal 90 test, &c; molasses sugar, SIC. Refined
uuiet.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Aaditional-John b. Johnson. Sanford. So:
lanes Cassad, walkerton. $40; Thouas Law
renee indianapolis, y.
Restoration and Additional-Danlet Copeland
(dead). Martinsvilie, sl2
I,eavenworth. $17: Henry Comstock. lndianapo-
lis So Daniel Heargety Muncie, $40.
Increase-Marshaii Smith, Terre Haute s2t;
John s. H. owens, Charlestown. IS; Achilles v.
Sullivan, indianapolis. SO; Miller Ward. Prairie
Creek si2: Theodore A. Yeiton. jamestown, siz;
John Sites. National Military Home Marion. IS:
Mailman T. Msthers. indianapolis. N4: Lorami
E. scherer. WindfalI, sls; Isaac Redenbo. Wolf
Lake S.: Jacob Brock. LeesviIle. s24' Lewis
Mitcheii. ssa: Charles Kostenbader. indianapolis.
ST. Hiram Russell, Lafayette. So. Silas ~
Cults Rosston. s2t: George shavey. Goblesvilie,
sl7: samuel +. Martin. Mitchell. so: Charles
Kiiappsr. WashinstoI 81; Thomas Thor, y BusnslI,
S.; Quincy a.. johnson. Mooreland. 81 -.
Reissue-Wfliiam r. Williams. Glezen, 81:
William D. Bohall Brownstown. 81
Original Widows. etc.-Emfly Copeland. Mar
finsvfi1e S.: special Accrued. Oct Is. Lydia A.
MeJlmsey. Miehisan City 3; FsS s,;c re, E.
ton. S.: elisabeth cerd. New Salem. =
War With Spain widow etc---811enbeth =.
McCon1nnd, Cyoeooguyju9 IA
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fifteen Transfers Made Matter Of Rec.
ord Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder s
Office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twen-
ty-four hours ending at p. m. Oct. 20, 1900. as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, 129 East Market street. Both
telephones 1905:
Frank b. Stewart to Fred Cline, part Lot
part IL, Johnson's heirs addtion........ $500
Margaret E. Adams. administrators, to
Thomas Ked5ng Lot nndSnapel 1bds
vision of part of Outlet S9.................. 97j
Lena Haar ct al. to William H. and
seventh of d. S. Beatty commissioners,
subdivision OF Outlet 1Ol.. 1.25d
isl. Bradley ct ais East Washington
Homer D. Hopkins to John w. Walker '''
Lincoln Park Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Margaret Morgan to Mary Banna. part
Lots 20 and Fl. Wright's subdivision of
Henry M. scherer to Charles j. schako,
Lot 42s. Stout's Indiana-avenue addition. 1.25t
Block Is, Johnson's heirs addition. ..... 200
m Pop e9na syb eG 'a o9 Lots May e
2os and 2os. Fletcher's Woodlawn addi-
john 51Gl' G. Hoss to Thomas L. Groves ct '
subdivision of Blocks and !. Parker
Abraham er han q Ia Hoover to Ernest &. Cox. w
ct al. part Lots AZ and AZ, Bruce Place
simon Yandes to Samuel A. Perry. north
half of Lot 1885, Brightwood ::....-....-.. toC
Jacob Becker. ST., TO Russell Brattain
ington-street addition .............-....... 81:
Francis NJ. Wilkinson to Indiana Savings
SON PARK. and Lot s.. Shapes WOOD
side addition 79(
Frank weisenberg to George -: Diets:
addition 40C
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Mondays Bank CIearings.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Weather Conditions UnfavorabIe to
Active Trade-Prices Steadv.

Too warm weather to make trade active, Is
the common remark from merchants in most
lines of trade. While the dry goods houses. the
millners, the hat and cap dealers mad boot and
shoe merchants feel it most, in other lines es-
pecially on Commission row, is complaint Of
dull business heard. Fruits and vegetables are
decaying badly. The provision market is in
active at the revised quotations OF Monday The
flour market is quiet with prices easier in tone
Lemons are weak. Oranges are in better supply.
but prices firm yet. Bananas are selling
slow. with prices unchanged. Poultry is COM
ing in freely and prices easy. Eggs are in
good request at prices quoted as is a choice
article OF butter. Inferior stock is weak Iron
and steel articles firm at quotations and
sales are very satisfactory. Wholesale confec-
TONERS report trade good and the outlook for a
big holiday trade unusually promising. The seed
The local grain market yesterday was active
Receipts of new corn were quite large. Both old
and quoted the same basis
Track bids yesterday, reported by the secre-
tary Of the Board Of Trade, ruled as follows:
freight. 7Sc; No. red. ssq71c; wagon wheat,
corn-No. white, s7zc: No. 2 white. s7Kc:
No white s ssAc No; white; ssq3sc: No
white mixed S6ac: No. yellow S7Ac; No
yellow, SIC; No: yellow Sec; No. mixed &c;
No mixed. sss4c; No. mixed. sSc; corn.
oats-No. white. 24,sc; No. white. 2s,sc: No
Ba ss aso 90 t maasS IS: No. timothy
Sl1q12.50
Inspections-wh Rejected. cars. orn:
mixed. cars; No. yellow. / car; No. yellow
cars; No yellow l car: No. 2 mixed. ] car:
No 3 mixed. 40 ears. No. mixed, 6 cars: no
grade, cars; total, III Oats: No .
mixed. car; rejected, car; total. cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys, hens, &c per ID: toms, sc; hens Cue.
cocks. 4c; ducks. full feathered, &c; geese fIIli
feathered, s4N per dozen; young chickens. 615c
per 10.
Cheese-New York full creams 13c: domestic
Swiss, lie; brick. 14c; limburger 1Sc.
Butter-Choice roll, lie per ID; poor No 2 &c
Eggs-Fresh. Ice per doz
Feathers-Prme geese, 30c per ID; prime duck
2ec per H.
Beeswax-3ec for yellow; 25c for dark
Wool-Mediun,, unwashed. 1920; tub-washed
2SG3oc: bury and understandable, 305c less:
fine merino, 15QI7c; coarse braid. 17c.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted HidesENo !, Sc; No. q &c; No. /
Grease2White. &C: yellow, SIC: brown, 24c.
Tailow-No- j. &C. No. 2. SIC.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
C,.c,nuatf and Other Places.

.,ar,s "a sodss5: extra fancy and straights
e - ,se,s o. clear s. ssaslo wheat-No. red
cash. zoe: December. 7isa7lisc; May. 7sc: No. ?
49, ssr,s5soc corn-No- ?. cash. 35c: October
sstle. nacember. s3zc; year. 3slsc: May. 34sas5c
1.ts.So. ,. cash. 22xc; October. 22ssc: Deem
Der. 2s,sc; May. 2t.se: No white. 2sc. Pork
sssadx. ertra shorts s7.s7is; clear ribs and clear
ssdss e 20 Bacon boxed. steady: extra shorts
clear ribs and clear sides, Sssls. Timothy seed
s.sasr a, ca 7s<s420 Corn meal steady at 81
49, Phi, and easy, sacked. east track. &C
a. steaav- timothy $96i2: prairie s. 5o6lC
WHISKY steady at $1-z7. Iron cotton ties. 81 35
Basgins sloQsss Hemp twine Sc Receipts-
h,,. oats s.. Geo bu shipments-Floar 10000 brls:
wheat e. go bu corn q: 900 bu: oats. 1900 bu-
~r,rr~TN NxTI Oct 0--F7our quiet; fancy.
= 1SS9; fsniy. la7Do&n Wheat armsr; Ne.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Oct 2s-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 391zQ4Oc. Rosn steady s1.20a1. %.
Crude turpentine steady at sl40 to $40 Tar firm
at s3.45
OIL CITY, Oct. 29.-Credit balances, 81 10; GER
tifcates-no bids. Shipments, 1855 brls; aver
brls.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 29.-To-days prices in
oils are as follows: Indiana, nc; South Lima,
&c; North Lima, Sc
NEW YORK, Oct 2s-Petroleum dull Ros,n
quiet Spirits of turpentine quiet but firm at
441zq45c.
CHARLESTON, Oct 29.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 40l9c. Rosin steady and unchanged.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 29.-Spirits of turpentfne
firm at 40q4013c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS INDIANAPO-
LIS, Oct. observation-disclosures nominal; ship
ments none. The usual quiet and sluggish condi-
tions that generally characterize Mondays mar
ket in all departments Were very pronounced to-
day. Seemingly shippers to this market avoid
being here Monday, which is mistake.
all stock will find sale this day well as
any other. Buyers never able to I'LL orders.
especially for hogs, Monday. account of
light supply The market remains about steady
for all good grades. with possibly slight ten
dency to lower prices The closing was easy,
with all sold. Quotations: