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WHEAT UP AND ACTIVE
WEAK OPENING FOLLOWED BY A
BULGE ON CROP DAMAGE.
Corn and Oats Quiet, but Close at
Small Advances-Pork and Ribs
Higher, Lard Lower.

CHICAGO, Sept. I.-After a weak beginning
to-day wheat turned strong and October closed
&c over yesterday. Corn closed sQiac and oats
nc higher Provisions closed sc lower to 1Oc
higher.
With Liverpool only ia lower In the face OF
the slump here yesterday there was some buying
OF wheat when the market opened. with october
at 7sc to 777.c. The steadiness was short-l lived,
however, for heavy amounts were for sale under
the influence. Of clear and cool weather in the
Northwest The stuff bought early unloaeed
in the general rush of liquidation. and before
the bulls could muster any force October had de-
clined to 76sc. A good shipping demand here
made its appearance. Commission houses had
heavy buying orders, which had been waiting for
the market to get under nc. Northwest markets,
easy early. turned strong. and damage reports
from the spring wheat territory numerous
and very gloomy. Estimates OF a 30. .O0O-bu
crop were made. and a crop organ estimated
deficit in the worlds crop of l2e OO0, 900 bu. Lo-
cal shorts. moved by these considerations found
wheat hard to get and sharp rally to 7sss9
7S1sc for October followed The close was strong.
October &c over yesterday. at 7sAc New York
reported 40 loads taken for export. and local
sales for the other side were put at 10000 blu Of
No. 1 Northern. Clearances at the seaboard
were equal. in wheat and -four. 10 $4,000 bu.
Primary receipts aggregated LOIS 900 bu. COM
Duluth reported 400 cars, against 5es last week
and 94s year ago. Local receipts were ga cars,
seven OF contract grade.
Corn was weak early, strong later. and at all
times quiet. The weakness early was with wheat,
and the recovery resulted from the covering OF
short contracts by prominent shipper Offer
ings were light and sharp rally took place. the
close being firm. October sold between 3Sisc and
SS%Q3s7sc and closed sQlsc higher at 3sssqSsAc.
Receipts were TAG cars. The bulge cut of ship
ping business
Oats gave another exhibition OF standing in
their own tracks. and were generally neglected;
October sold between 21xc and 21B922c, and
closed firm. &c improved. at 217sQ2sc. Receipts
321
Provisions were quiet and irregular. lard show
ing up the weak sister of the triumvirate.
The lard selling had the appearance OF hammer
out for the purpose OF making somebody loosen
up on October lard. October pork sold between
S12.O5 and $12.3 and closed &c higher at SIP Is:
October lard. between sos and Sis. closing 10c
lower at S.07i2; and October ribs between 1914
and S.42ii. with the close 2lsc better at $40
Q7.42h.
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat, so cars;
corn. 600 cars; oats. $50 cars: hogs 5000.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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SMALL ADVANCES MADE
EARLY LIQUIDATION FOLLOWED By
ACTIVE FOREIGN BUYING.
This More Than Wiped Out the Morn
ing's Losses on stocI<s-Increas-
ing Flow of Local Business.
At New York yesterday money on cali was

At New York yesterday money on call was
steady at 1A0S per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 4lzQ5 per cent
Sterling exchange was easier. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at sis5Aq4SsH for de-
nand and 1855 for sixty days; posted rates.
as4@4s4sz and s4SS; commercial bills. s4.S2A0
ASA.
silver certificates were s2z q63Ec: bar silver,
sztsc: Mexican dollars 49s4c. Bar silver sold at
2S7kd an ounce In London.
There was considerable further liquidation in
yesterdays New York stock market, but prices
showed some resistance all day and In the later
trading there were quite general recoveries on
the early losses. and small net gains were the
rule. The late recovery did not, however. bring
prices fully up to the openins level Buying by
arbitrage brokers when the market opened here
was responsible for the advance. and the buy
ing for London account estimated at close
10 5000 shares. The professional operators ia
New York seemed suspicious of the rise in
London and OF the high opening made in some
Of the specialties, notably Sugar and Brooklyn
Transit. They therefore sold these stocks with
assurance the high level Thursdays rather
tracing considerable selling orders from outside
sources. Prices therefore yielded very generally
j to ~ points were effected in a long list OF
stocks. Peoples Gas was especially affected.
and lost "a, and General Electric much.
Louisville was the weakest OF the railroad list.
and fell at one time a point under Thgrsds a.,
newly awakened dormant stocks. Considering
the range Of this movement the days final
changes viii be found surprisingly small, a con-
summation which suggests general closing up
OF speculative accounts The forecast or an IN
favorable bank statement, the developments in
the miners strike, and the report that an agree
ment between steel operators and their employees
seemed improbable did not appear to weaken
been discounted by
Thursdays selling. The report of the week >
currency movement indicated q loss In cash by
the banks of 81. 0O0. upward of Sl.Ou0. Oh
week This showing dsposes Of
The superstition that last weeks movement was
made abnormal By the movement Of the relief
fund to Galveston A further loan expansion is
counted with confidence view of the
remittances known 10 have been made on account
OF the German loan payment. which Is certainly
q be reflected in the loan item OF the banks
There 10 every probability therefore. or a sub
stantia! inroad upon the surplus reserve.
Bonds continued reactionary, and did not rally
with stocks Total sales at par value were $3.50.
oC0 United states nves ana new Tours declined
y In the bid price.
Following are the days share sales and the
closing bid quotations.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1-CattIe-Receipts. 3. 300. in
Guiding 500 Westerns and 1.6OO Texans. Market
two carloads at 500; good 10 prime steers, S. As
&c; poor medium. s4.5Oa5. 40: selected feeders.
44O heifers $3Gl5.1O: Gamers, s26I2 so; bulls
s2;soa4,so: calves, s45Oqe.5o Texans: Receipts,
Texas fed steers, $.40@5i0: Texas grass steers
ss.sOa4. IS: Texas bulls. s.: soas5o.
estimated; left over, 1000. Market averaged full
~ sc higher and active Top. s. 20; mixed and
a562lk: rough heavy. s565.1O: light. S 50a5 20:
bulk Of sales. S. 30Q5.55.
ass 1909 Oo she sSoss %eseys
Ss.SO4i.25; fair TO choice mixed, $.25G4: Western
snssp s s wa qsxan f aSs native
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l-Cattle-Recepts. 400
including 1, 200 Texans. Market steady Native
beef and butcher steers 81 25as so: steers under
1,00c pounds. 4a5; stockers and feeders, SSQi 20:
bulls, $2254S.50; Texas and Indian steers. SO. So9
Hogs-Recelpts, $500 Market SC to iOc higher
Pigs and lights. s5s565.e0; packers, 52Olf5 As:
butchers s5.50a5.70
sheep-Recespts. 400. Market steady Native
muttons. sS.75@4.25; lambs, si25d5.5 so; cuIls and
bucks. $2d4; stockers g. 6odS25.
NEW YORK. Sept, 21;-Beeves-Receipts. 81
lrm; cows. 10gl5c lower. Steers. s4.10q5.s5: oxen
and stays. ss7Sg4 40 bulls. s.. 75Qs;!5: extra.
United States cattle at 12ia6l3l1c per ID; refrig
orator beef slzc per ID.
ss6s75: tops. So grassers. s39S s2ls; city dressed
veals, 9Ql3c per To-
Sheep and lambs-Receipts $3.50 Good she an
steady common and medium grades weak to 1op
lower; lambs weak to Loo lower. Sheep, SAL %:
culls S2.25Q2.S0: lambs s5Q6. %: cus 35Os4
Hogs-Receipts. 5.1s2- Market steady.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. observation-disclosures
200 natives, 3, 200 Texans and $40 calves sun
ply largely Southerns: market steady to 5Qi5c
feeders. ss.25ai.25; butcher cows and heifers
$M475; Gamers. 81 J0d5; fed Westerns. So 756i,
wintered Texans. ss.7o9sso: grass Texans. ss.o5g
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Trade active NJ pun
Zoe higher prices. Heavy and mixed. S. 25G5 %:
light. So 2545- IS; pigs. st.50a475-
Sheep-Receipts, 700 Good market and steady
stockers and feeders. S3d4: culls. 81 50d3 SO
EAST BUFFALO. Sept. 21.-CattIe-Receip,s
lsht. Feeling weak Veals s5.50QS IS; Ted
Hogs-Receipts. 80 cars Market active and
steady. Heavy corn fed stock s5.7545 so: mixed
rigs, S. 75G5.S0; roughs. s4.e0d5.l0
Sheep and lambs-Receipts &c cars Marker
dull; lower for good lambs Best lambs IS. f0fs
si25G45O: wethers. si5Ga4 Is: yearlings. si6st y
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 2I-CattIe-Receipts
1900. Market active and steady Native be.f
steers. 81 40d5.75: Western steers strong at sI<S
AIS: Texas steers, s325a4 Is: COWS and heifers
nrm at 5000 calves. s2.7s@575: bulls. stays.
Hcgs-Receipts. 500. Market steady. and
closed SC higher Heavy. S.l505.25: mixed. S. 20
shesp-Receipts 100. MarFst slow and weak
sso western i"u''0's' ''g 40 lambs $3.50
cINcINNATI: Sept. a.--Hoss active ana
Cattle stronger at Sse155o
sheep steady at ssa4. Lambs lower 1T ss0s4o.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. A.-FIour frmer; patents,
So 75as:e: extra fancy and straights. ss4oas. so;
No. hard 72sc Corn-No. 2. cash soc; Sep,
ss@ser os s ss5h a PsssmSr sss
December, 22asc; May. 24lzc; No. 2 white, 81
S pSrk eaay Dry Sa meats d
extra shorts IS Is: Clear ribs sss7%: Clear ssdes.
S rs clear asn Sides extra shorts 81
seed steady at g. sgt 80: Corn meal steady at
Hsy@TimotS s stronger at sS5oaias S pVsire
s75oqSeo. Whisky steady at 81 Is Hemp twne:
su cefn 5ooo bu: oats. S. ooo bu SHIPMENT
Flour 1900 brls: wheat. 5000 bu; corn, 5000
bu: oats. $4,000 bu-
1888 brls; exports ssS brls Wheat dun spot and
the month. 75a75l4c: October, 7sAa7sase; Decem-
e ss bu By rs samp sig's Re-
Southern on grade, 7sAqlS&c. Corn dull: mixed
spot and the month tsa4SAc: October. !aqAl.c:
Ganuary ssssqioc: steamer mixed sass44Hc es Re:
celpts s2sl4 bu. Southern white corn. 47a4sc:
White. SHGssc: No mixed. ssG25,5ca Re- Re-
ceipis. 1898 bu; exports none. Hay strong; No.
LIVERPOOL Sept. n.-wheat-Spot steady.
No. 2 red Western winter, Sc 3D.; No l Northern
spring IS 5lsd; No California y Sc sgd. Fu-
llsd. corn-spot steady; American mixed. new.
vem6er. As esd December. IS 2lsd. FIo1r1Fan-
cy winter firm at SIS Sd. Hams-Short cut steady
at ass. Shoulders-Sluare Arm SIS Cd Lard
American refined firm AT Sss Sd.
TOLEDO. Sept. 21.-wheat higher: spot. sOs.c:
October. size; November. Sic. December SELL
Corn dull and higher; No ?, cash and Septenber
aSc December 3issc. Oats dull and unchanged:
No 2. cash. 22izc; September 22nc: December
2sizc. Rye dull and unchanged: No p cash
size. Clover seed active and lower: October
$50; December. 8.57i.; No. ?, s5.75asi5
KANSAS CITY. Sept. .-wheat-Decen,ber
70ikc; May, s5s f55ssc; cash, No. hard 7osi70iSc
No. 2 red. 7fl75c. Corn-December aSs.c: MAJ
S3% 4335sc: cash. No. mixed ssc: No ? white
29Lc. Oats steady: No. white. 25ikc Receirts1
Wheat. 1i6 600 bu corn Is. 500 bu oats ~ oo5 b,,
shipments-wheat. oo7.2oo bu: ccrn $500 bu;
oats. 1000 bu.
DULUTH. Sept s.-wheat-No. hard. cash.
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AT NEW YORK.
One Grade of Flour Down, Others
Stcady-Grains Generally Higher.

NEW YORK, Sept l.-Flour-Receipts, 20, AL
brls; exports. 1871 brls; sales. Use packages.
The market quiet, but fairly steady, with
out much change except for a slight decline In
spring patents. Minnesota patents. s4.2oa45o.
Seeds quiet. Timothy steady; October, $460.
Clover-October $10.2 Rye -four firm. Sales.
500 bris. Fair good, ss1oqsso: choice to fancy.
sS.S5asS5. Corn meal firm; yellow Western. IS
Qssc; city. s0c; Brandywine. s2.45@255. Rye
firmer; No. Western, Coo f. o. b. afioat; State,
55G56c. Barley quiet; mailing 50Q5Sc C. 1. (.
Buffalo Barley malt dull: Western. 62assc.
Wheat-Receipts. 1850 bu; sales, $780, 600 bu flu
lures, 900 bu spot. Spot firm; No. red. s37sc
Z. o. b, afioat and Size elevator: No north
ern Duluth; s7ssc f. O. b. afoat: No. hard Du-
opening. declined rather sharply from the effects
of further liquidation and weakness in North
day. by full recovery and active demand from
ali sides based on favorable weekly wheat and
m at e net advance March eh 'G ssSe
closed at s7,kc May, ssls@s7 11ec. closed at SIC;
September, SlssGs2sc, closed at s2asc; October,
s2Gs2ssc. closed at s2Ac: December. SO s-1sgs4Ac.
corn-Receipts. 45,s25 bu; exports. 1s7.222 bu;
sales. 145, 900 bu futures. 100000 bu spot Spot
firm: No 2 4sisc. elevator and 4sc f. o; b. afoat
on big receipts at Chicago. but finally turned
strong on a squeeze of September shorts in the
tS5s@4ic. Closed d'a at sIc: september 47a Ms
closed at 474c; October. i4a4G45c. closed at 45c
Dess@ofE sA closed sS at EXPLOITS s5 bu
sales. 10000 bu spot. Spot firm: No 2. &c: No
3. 24%c. No. white, Z9I4Q27xc: No. 3 white
26&c; track mixed Western. 2l1Q26c; track white
Western. 2olkassc; track white State. 25ls@sSc.
Options quiet but steadier. with
Lard easier September closed at $3.50 nominal
Refined quiet.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice. sssc nom
inal. Mid quiet. Futures opened barely steady
with prices TO 10 points lower. and ruled weak
much of the session. Closed steady. with prices
TO 10 points net lower Total sales 90 $50 bags
including: October. s95c; November. lose; De-
cember 715c: February. 1900: March, Use;
April, 7.40c; May. 745c; June, 750c; July, 800
7.55c.
Sugar-Raw strong: fair refining. 4kc: centrif-
ugal. 90 test. &C: molasses sugar. &c. Refined
firm.
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NEW YORK. Sept 2l.-Butter-Receipts. 1855
packages. Market steady; creamery. le,sg5is5ec'
Cheese-Receipts. 3.l14 packages. Market irreg-
ular: large colored, Iisc; small colored. l1Ac;
large white lie; small white lie Eggs-Re-
cepts, 4ls2 packages. Market strong Western,
regular packing. at mark. l2izdlslsc; Western.
loss OF. 1s1sc.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 21.-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery, 22iac; fancy Western prints
&c Eggs firm at nc higher; fresh. near by and
Western. 1sisc; fresh Southwestern. lie: fresh
southern. Ice. Cheese firm; New York fui
creams. fancy SMALL nAc; New York fun
creams. fair to choice, l0hc: Ohio fats, s9ioc
CHICAGO. Sept. 2I-On the Produce Exchange
TO-DAY the butter market was firm; creamery.
l5Q2lc: dairy. 13Q1Sc. Cheese firm at 10AQnl3c
Eggs firm: fresh. 15izG1sc.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2.-Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, lSc dozen, loss or
cases returned; new whitewood cases included
11c
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 21.-Eggs higher at lac. But
ter steady: creamery. l1q22c; dairy, 16Qllc.
CINCINNATI. Sept H--Butter steady. Eggs
steady at l3gl4c.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders Of
fee of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. Sept. n, 1900
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. 12s East Market street. Both
telephones 3005:
John c. Perry to Jesse L. Hitz Lots g. =
3, 10 and H. Reading eft al IS addition. 81, 500
Fred ID. Stilz TO Sadie T.. Potts, Lot 20,
Square Is, third section of Lincoln Park. $500
Sadie T.. Potts to Fred ID. Stilz, Lot %,
Block 4, first section OF Lincoln Park. 1900
Theodore b. Hatfield TO Joseph j. Bauer,
Lot y. Square 10, 5. \. Fletcher, jr's.,f
northeast addition .....................-... 1,sO0
Joseph l.. Hunter to George L. Amck ct
ux., Lots and and north half OF Lot Z,
Downeys subdivision of Lot a. town OF
winfred B. Holtcn to Carrie Z. Campfeid. low
Lot 2 Clark's first addition to West In
Herman E. Martens to Fred D. stiiz. Lot
64s and part OF Lot 54s. Spann & Co.'S sec
Mary a Merrill to Eudora l.. Harris. Lot
So Newman Oaks Park...................... 1000
Thomas j. Haase TO James Ivy, Lot los,
Hosbrook & Co.'s Brinkman Hill addition
Sarah G = weddle to John wacker, Lot Y. %
Drake & Mayhew's first addition. .......... 1900
Emma Il. Biliingsley to Charles Harrington.
trustee Lot and part of Lot 4. Spann e.
ais subdivision or Outlet U................ lS00
Henry r. Bond. trustee. TO James w Glib
son, Lots and 10. Cranes north addi-
Alfred b. Gates to Della Curtis. part Of 'OV
Lot Il West heirs addition; 1000
Title Duzan to Beisie Finn. Lot H. Block
49, North Indianapolis -.t...:............. 1000
Bertha STARTS TO Katie A. Stewart, Lot
80. Square a. North Indianapolis 200
Michael Clune Rosa F. Gibson, Lots As
and 40, McCarty's subdivision of east part
Missouri E Davis to Minnie F. watterson,
Lot Z. Fatout's subdivision of Lot "a, etc.
Fletchers subdivision of Outlet 169........ 1900
Transfers IL: consideration ..........s2 see $50
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Honey-New white. lie per 10: dark. 1sc.
cranberries-Cape Tod. s. per bu. S. per bril-
Apples-$l. 5042. 80 per bril-
Fears-15ft90c per bu. Bartletts, 81. % per ou.
Watermelons-S7H10 per 100
Peaches-Indana and Kentucky. s5cGSf25 pet
bu; Michigan peaches. 81 251Di.75 per bu-
Iomatoes-HoIne grown. SOC per bu
Wild Goose Piums-75c per bu-
DamSOr Plums-Sl. EJtdl50 per bu
Grapcs-Concords. alb basket. 15c; Delaware
5-lb basket. 15c.
Lima Beans tnew)-90c per gal.
Lombard Pluu.s-S1.50 per bu.
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BOSTON. Sept. 21.-The Commercial Bulletin
to- morrow will say of the wool market: The
market continues dull Big buyers come in
punches, but purchase little more than sample
bags. There is a demand for cheap WOOL and
some good sales of domestic secured Foreign
markets are generally easy, and lower prices are
expected at the London auction sales opening
Oct ,. Western confidence is heroically main
tanned. The sales for the week ]. 563 10)
pounds domestic and 11soo0 foreign, total of
1,6sl000 pounds for this week, against total Of
corresponding week last year The receipts to
date show a decrease of 0,62i bales domestic
and an increase of S. 226 bales foreign against
last year. The sales TO date show decrease Of
ss.-26,6oo pounds domestic and Is. 1868, 800 pounds
foreign.
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AAc: to arrive. s4ilc: No. ! Northern. cash.
s sS TO arrive: s2s; ssPtembsr ss:s ocsooer;
Northern, Tlsc; No. spring. 744c. Corn. 4oise.
Oats. BIC Rye. &c. Barley. 3sGi6c.
CINCINNATI Sept. ei-F1our steady. Wheat
easy: No. red. 1sizG7sc. Corn dull: No.
mixed. s3c. Oats firm: No. ? mixed. &c. Rye
steady; No 2. 56G57c. Lard quiet at 81. Bulk
meats dull at s.. Bacon firm S9.05. Whisky
firm at sl.26. Sugar firm.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. -wheat-September.
7Sssc; December, 1859 May S2esGS2s.c; 10 arrive,
s2&c; No. l Northern. sessc: No. Northern.
7S7sc.
MILWAUKEE,. Sept Charley higher; No 2.
SIC: samDle. 37n5ec
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-Tin experienced an
other setback in the local market for metals.
falling off some % to 37l2 points weak London
cables, showing a loss of e. there, which closed
market with a lower tendency on the basis
Of 27.75Q2Sc. Aside from this there
terial changes in the rest of the list. Pig iron
warrants were dull at s10.37i2. Lead was dull at
4.37i1c. Lake copper. though shade steadier,
was not quotably higher. closing at 1675Q17c.
Spelter ruled quiet at 4.10@4.15c- The brokers'
price for lead was &c, and for copper is. Toe.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 21.-Lead dull at 432lzc.
Spelter firm AT 9 Csc
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WILMINGTON, Sept. 21.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 36q57c. Rosn steady at sl.15Q12O. Crude
turpentine steady at s1.1o to s2.1o Tar firm at
$40.
OIL CITY, Sept. 21.-Credit balances. q 49, GER
tifcates. no bid Shipments. 3.6i5 brls:. aver
ase sS0sl brls; runs. sS6l9 brls, average. ,oe5
brls.
MONTPELIER, Sept. 21.-Indiana crude Pc
troleum, SSc. South Lima, soc: North Lima, 95c-
SAVANNAH, Sept. 2l-Spirts turpentine firm
at BIC. Rosin firm at outside prices
CHARLESTON. Sept 21.-Turpentine firm.
Rosin steady and unchanged.
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Hides.

CHICAGO Sept. 21.-The Shoe and Leather
Review tomorrow will say: There has been
week Almost all selections have been Sold but
the packers Were not able to secure higher prices
Leather has begun to move and the tanners are
more hopeful. but there Is disposition to hold
aloof from the hide market until after the
election The sales only represent purchases for
actual consumption. We quote pative steers at
Ike; Texas, 1ll4c for heavy and 9xc for lights
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sh quotations were as follows: Flour steady

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour STEADY.
No. wheat. 72d7Sc; No red. 7sd79c- No.
corn ses-g sIc: No ye hf,s 5eH@5fs No.
white 2id25hc. No. rye 53c. Good feeding
barley. Ssl1c; fair to choice mailing 52Q5sc; No.
1 faxseed. 81: No. Northwestern. S1-52- Prime
timothy seed. A30q440. Glover. contract grade.
$40. Mess pork per bril- sl2 l5ql22o. Lard. per
leo lbs. s7.07iHG1.17i-. Short-rib sides Uoose).
si.609Is5 dry-salted shoulders tboxedD. So Esq
637Is: short clear sides (boxed), ss.10QS.20.
Whisky. basis OF high wines, 81 26.
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls; wheat, 800 900 bu;
corn s3s 600 bu; oats. 32. 600 bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley. 90. COO Blu.
Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat 5000 bu:
corn. $4,000 bu; oats, ST. 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley 70 900 bu.
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Deaths.

Georgana Otis, eighty-seven years, $500 Sher-
man avenue. senile exhaustion.
Hiram Il. Rowland. forty-six years. Rowland
Ind. senile exhaustion.
Anna Cover. sixty years. Thirty-frst street and
Northwestern avenue tetanus.
Thomas G. Foxworthy, ffty-six years Morgan
county, hemorrhage.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Originai-William Long. Oregon. S.
Renewal-Er. Stewart, Winthrop, S.
Renewal and Increase-James A Moore Up
land So
liam Il. Taylor Digger. Sl2: John W. Allen. Ar
lington SIT
Original Widows. etc--tSuppiementaD Sarah
A. Odell. Homer. 81.
War with Spain widows. tc)-Melissa Sapp
Ell. Lebanon. $lz.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Sept. H.-The market for evap-
eta.e1 sppres r TUE r,as auiet nut anous
quoted from &c to &c; prime, 44@5,4c:. choice
51zQ6c: fancy, 6M6lac. California dried fruits
were inactive. Prunes, 3l9c to 7ikc per 10, as
to size and quality. Apricots-Royal, 11qI4c;
Moor Park. 15Q16c. Peaches-Peeled 1idlsc;
unpeeled, 6q9c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept 2L-The general market for
cotton goods has been quiet to-day. only limit
cd demand for brown sheetings and drills being
In evidence. but prices very firmly MAIN
tained. Beached goods have upward tenden-
cy. Coarse colored cottons difficult but for
quick delivery. Print cloths very firm but de-
mand quiet: prints and gnghams unchanged.
Linens steady; sales moderate. Burlsps adj
vancing; demand in excess Of supply.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-22
Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 21.--Cotton steady:
sales, s. 100 bales. Ordinary. s 3-lec; good ordi-
sood middling, lose; mddIng fair. 10ssc. Re-
cepts. 10,515 bales; stock. 9027 bales.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21-Spot cotton steady;
middling upands 101zc; middlng gulf, 10%c.
Sales 495 bales.
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