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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-23
ElSewhere.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 22-Cattle-Receipts. 400;
receipts for the week, $1,000. Lower values on
cattle of ali varieties were pieaiiful ano closed
l0Gl5c higher. Moderate supply OF stock and
feeding cattle. which sold at slightly higher
values Native steers. s4.606l5. 60: stockers and
feeders. Ss.25a4.75; butcher cows and heifers.
sSd475 Gamers. s2.s0g3: fed Westerns. 5000,
eco. '' 20 '''' ''-''
Hogs-Receipts. $780, Market steady to shade
easier. Receipts for the week ~ 0O0 The week 5
business shows very little change, prices being
steady and just shade higher to-day than last
weeks quotations Heavy and mixed. s. 2SQ5.Sslz;
Sheep-Receipts this week, 1900. The week s
market was remarkably good, prices for killing
varieties about 10c higher Lambs, 81. s5q5.40:
feeding lambs. $.75G4.25; muttons, SS.60q4: feed
ing wethers. 50 4ogS.S5; stockers. sat; cuils.
EAST BUFFALO, Sept. 2-cattle-Receipts.
cars. Market tending lower. Mixed butchers.
common to good ss.5Oa4l Is; poor to fair. s2as.ec:
veals easier: tops. S.I5qs; others, s5.50Q75O fed
calves 50. 5oa4.5 50; grassers, 81 25Qs:75.
Hogs-RecsiPts. q cars Market lower for good
IS. s56590 pigs, $5.70q5s0; grassy and part corn
fed stock l0c to l5c higher: roughs A75dS; stays.
Sheep and lambs-Recepts, IS cars. Marke,
dull for lambs. Tops. s5.50G5.55: bulk at $3.50
G5se; cns to good g 1850; sheep steady: top
ers and yearlings, $i50Q4.75.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 22-Cattle-Receipts 2oo all
Texans. Market steady. Native shipping and
export steers, SJr0o0, dressed Dee1 ana Dutcner
steers, 81 15G5.50; steers under 900 lbs S. 255 Is
stocxers and feeders, s.. 20e14 IS: and heif-
ers, 1875; Gamers, s150@2.50 bulls, 81. 25d4;
Texas and Indian steers, s3.25d45O COWS and
feifers. 81. 30d375.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market SC lower. Pigs
and lights, s5.S5q5Ss; packers, s5.s5G555, butch
ers, S5.25T570.
Sheep--Receipts So Market nominal Native
muttons, S3.75@4; lambs s405.25; culls and bucks
&. 55M4; stockers, S2I325.
NEW YORK. Sept. Observation-Disclosures. 677
Feeling unchanged. Exports. 1900 cattle and
6,726 quarters of beef.
Calves-Recepts, &c. Market steady. veals
s5efs; grassers. s3.25G3.50: city dressed veals
steady
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 4,314. Sheep weak
lambs slew and barely steady. Sheep, S3G4. 50
lambs. $685. culls. S.55@4
Hogs-Receipts. 2.627. Market nominaly steady
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. notwithstanding
| eco Market nominally steady Native steers
81 40N5. IS; Western steers S4fl4 IS; Texas steers
S.. 25@4 %: and hefers sat So; calves, 81 >
| $3.50: bulls, stays, ETC., 81 50d4.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: Market steady to s.
| lower. Mixed, s5.20q525; light. s5.20Q5.30.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market slow ant
weaker. Western muttons. 5000 lambs SQ5
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22-Hogs active an(
| strong $4.e565. 80.
Cattle steady at s3G550.
| Sheep steady at s2G4 lambs easy at ssG5.D
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotatfons at St. Louis. Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other PInces.

LIVERPOOL. Sept 22.-wheat-spot firm: No.
red Western winter. 6s Sd; No. / northern
spring es SID: No. California. 6s 6izc- Flu
lures steady: September. es 2zd. December.
spring IS SID; No California IS Sgd. Futures
steady; September. SIS 2+d: December, IS Sd
Futures quiet: October. As 3hd; November.
A. s:td. becember. As gid Flour-St Louis
fancy frm at Sc Beef-Extra India drll
at rs Sd; prime mess steady at Cos 3D. Pork
Prime mess. Western. steady at Us Cd. Lard
American refined. in pals steady at 33s I'd
prime Western in tferces. firm at S7s Sd Hams
Short cut IL TO l6 lbs. duh at AIS. Bacon
Cumberland cut. Is TO 80 lbs. firm al f4s Sd;
short ribs, Is TO q lbs. Arm at u.s. long -clea-
clear middies. heavy. 30 to 40 lbs firm at s2s Sd;
short-clear backs. Is TO is lbs. firm at 42s Cd:
clear bellies IA to Is lbs. steady at as: shoul-
dcrs square, y to IA lbs. firm At Bis Sd Cheese
American white firm at SIS Sd; col0red firm al
sss Cd Tsllow-Prime city firm at 25s Cd: Aus
tralian n London. arm at 2ss Cd Butter
United States. finest, 5fs, United States, good.
&s-
ST LOUIS. Sept 2z.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
No. 2 red. cash. TIC; September. I64cs Octo-
ber Tic. December. 5sc: May. sc. No. hard.
ss%a73Ec corn-No. ?. cash. s9&c: September.
sszSc October. sss<c: December. s3Asn5s7<c; year.
October. H,.c; December. s3xg22kc: May. 2s4e;
No white. 25iz82sc. Pork Arm: 3obbing. <l27s
Lard lower: choice. @so6s. s2h. Dry-salt meats
Boxed steady; extra shorts. ss.15s clear ribs
s. s7h; clear sides. -. so. Bacon-Boxcd steady,
extra shorts. -: clear ribs. 0l7h; clear sides
50 3. Timothy seed. o-7o04- Corn meal steady
at seas. Hay strong; timothy. &5o0z SO
prairie, fe0a0: Whisky steady q 1-2S Ircf
eseton tisa u-~ Bs6ginG a1ooasso- HsmI
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NEW YORK. Sept. -Butter-Receipts. q,
packages Market hrms creamery. leizQZ1c. June
creamery, lSlzu2lc. factory, N9lsc- Cheese
Receipts. 2.165 packages Market firm: large.
colored 1lisc, small, colored Ike; large. white,
lie: small, white. lie Eggs-Receipts. e,iss
packages. Market firm: Western. regular pacA-
irg at mark, 12iaQiSc. Western. loss OF. roc
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 22-Butter firm and
In good demand: fancy Western creamery, 2'kc;
fancy Western prints. &c. Eggs arm and ise
higher: fresh nearby and Western. 1qc. fresh
Southwestern. ISc; fresk Southern. t7c. Cheere
firm: New York full creams small fancy. uAc.
small fair 20 choice, 10iz0i1c: New York nats.
9T10c-
CHICAGO. Sept. 22-0n the Produce Exchanges
to-day the butter market firm: creameries.
15421c: dafres 13GflSc Cheese firm at 10,sn11izc.
Eggs firm; fresh. 1Sc
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 22-Eges higher: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 13i2c doz. loss OF.
cases returned; new wildwood cases included
&c
CINCINNATI Sept 22-Butter steaoy Eggs
l2G14c-
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-Eggs steady az lic. But.
ter steady; creamery ia &c. dairy. leQlsc.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE SCARCE AND QUIET, WITH
OUT NOTABLE CHANGE IN PRICES.
Hogs Active and Five Cents Higher
Sheep Active and Steady-Condf-
ton of Markets Elsewhere.
,oCKYARDs, INDIANAPOLIS,

UNION sToCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS,
Sept 22-Cattle-Receipts 1870: shipments small.
AS usual on Saturday there were not many fresh
arrivals of cattle. but about as many as the
average at this time in the week. The arrivals
included very little fat stock. and with limited
demand for other kinds the market was neces-
sarily quiet and statesmen had considerable diff
Guilty in concentrating sales at yesterdays
prices few feeding cattle also changed
hands In point of numbers the market this
week was all that could have been expected
but the quality was below the average. there
being an unusually large proportion of common
stock cattle represented. Nearly 1000 cattle
were received, which is an increase of 1900 over
last week. 1000 over the same week a year ago.
and the largest receipts in one week since the
week ending Dec le. 1899. when nearly 4.7oO
wer,. received. Thus far this year the receipts
are over 1000 larger than the same period last
year From the beginning of the week there
was quite a scarcity of stock animals for butch
ers and on that account steady prices were
very well maintained. Notwithstanding other
markets We're lower Later in the week. how
ever buyers less liberal and all fat stock
except possibly the best steers sold 10c lower,
and some dealers claimed that the whole line
showed that much change compared with the
high time last week. The stocker and feeder
market on account of the exceedingly large
number on sale, ala not result as satisfactory
to statesmen and owners as expected, but nearly
all dealers agree that prices were consistent.
considering the supply and quality. Early week
quotations did not vary much from last week.
but later buyers were forced to take off gener-
ally 15c in prices OF the best grades. and there
was no certain price for the hundreds of common
kinds here. In many instances it was next to
impossible to get a bid, and there were probably
no sales that did not show 25c decline in prices,
compared with those current heretofore this
season Good feeders ranged from s4q4.75. 81 %
being considered the top at the close of the week.
and common kinds reported at sS.25qS.75.
Probably 800 left in the pens at the close OF
trade to-day During the week fat steers sol1
as high as $3.50. heifers s.. and cows s4.25 Quo
tations
4 md nm
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Takes ON Stronger Tone
Grains and Coffee Are Higher.

NEW YORK. Sept 22-Flour-Receipts, % 90
bris; exports. Is. 900 brls. Market firmly held at
a shade advance. but buyers and sellers We're 10c
to zoe apart at the close winter patents. s. 70g
A: winter straights s355Qs.65; Minnesota patents
81. 20Q45o; winter extras. s2.70G3: Minnesota
bakers, s2.75g330; winter low grades. s2.45d2 Sc.
Seeds quiet: timothy. October 81. so. clover Oc-
tober. 5000. Rye -four steady Sales. $50 brls.
Fair to good. So l0Q33O: choice to fancy s.. 35ef
s65. Corn meal steady; yellow Western. $50
soc: city, sOc; Brandywine. s2.45G2.55 Rye firm:
No. Western. Coo. f. O. b., afioat; state, $50
&c. C. 1. f., New York Barley steady; feeding.
4364sc; mailing, 50q5sc. i. T., Buffalo. Barley
malt dull; Western. 5Sc.
Wheat-Receipts, 67,525 bu; exports, 5000 Blu.
Spot firm: No. red. s4i4c. f. o. b.. ahoat. and
s211c elevator; No L northern Duluth, sSAc.
(. 0. b., afoat Options opened steady on bulish
shorts. more rain in the Northwest and higher
outside markets; closed strong on renewed cover
closing at ssc: May. s7ss@s7Ac. closing at sac.
Ser Sss S.Ssee Closing at sc at Sc
GornM II ls15 bu; s exports 1856 :4s bu;
rm: No. az 99sc se elevator r and 4s ~ spot sfo'
efoat. Options were firm again, advancing on
strong cable advices. tighter receipts at Chicago,
and further demand from outside shorts: closed
strong and i1@i4c net higher; May. 411.a4lasc.
closing at ISc September, h%c closing at
OatS-Recefpts, 10000 bu; exports $500 Blu.
Spot steady: No. 2. 25c: No. 3. 24&c: No. white
Sts No white st 2s%s; track mixed Western
&c. Options quiet but steader, with corn.
Feed steady: spring bran Sl1; middlngs, sl7G
$780, winter bran, 81. 50G9: city, sl7fDI7.50 Hay
steady; shipping. 75q77lzc; good to choice, S21kd
Hops quiet; State common to choice. 1899 crop
ise; old sS5c ."''' racine '0S' 1858 CROP iO''
Hides firm; Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs. 1sc; Texas
dry. "a to 30 lbs. 1sc. Leather firm; hemlock sole
Puenos Ayres. light to heavy weights 22IkG
2shc; acid, 22hQ23hc.
Beef firm: family sl0.50G11; mess sedg 90
Cut meats steady; picked bellies ssq11: picked
weak: Western steam, s7.45; September cIose5
a. s745. nominal Refined easy: continent. ST.
S. A. IS. so; compound, s6.2566.37k Pork quiet
family. si5.25d1s; short clear. s1S.75d15; mess
Taliow nrm city, 4sc; country, 4%@4zc
Cotton-seed oil firm; yellow. 37ltc-
Japan, 4zq5c. Molasses firm: New Orleans
open kettle good TO choice, 43d53c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady No. invoice sac
Mild quiet: Cordova. 9&d14c Futures openes
steady. with prices unchanged to 10 point.
higher on covering. following better than ex
pected European and Brazilian cables: CLOSED
$500 bags, including: October. &c; December
72oc; March. 1851. 4oc; April 7.45c; May. 7.60c
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. 4Hc: centrifu
gal, So test. SC; molasses sugar 4c Refined
nrm: No. G. 5eoc; No; :, s5oc; No. s; SOC No; 9
No 10, 515c: No. "a. 5.i5c; standard A. 58c
confectioners' A, 5.95c cut loaf. Use; crushed
6.55c; powdered, s.25c; graduated. s15c; cubes
e30c-
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Some Possibilities of the New Phone
graph Cylinders.

Saturday Evening Post.
The final perfecting, after much travail
by inventors, of the cellul0id record cylin-
der for monographs, has opened up entire
" new fields of usefulness for the talking
machine. IL will soon be widely utilized for
advertising purposes, thanks to this
invention-an idea much thought OF hither-
to, but which could not be carried out ow-
ing to the perishable character OF the
waxen tubes. One man, for example,
wished 10 construct a talking crow, which
would utter explanatory remarks regard
ing his wares, but IL was found that the
record cylinder inclosed in the bird $ stom-
ach became indistinct at the end of week
or ten days A well-known company. a few
years ago. put some talking dolls on the
market, and they spoke very intelligtbly.
but their conversational powers lasted so
short time that their manufacture was
discontinued.
The celluloid cylinder is made in very
simple way. An electr0type Is made or the
wax record, and from. this perfect Inn
preston is taken in the celluloid- The re-
sulting cylinder OF celluloid is practically
unbreakable-a great advantage.
The customer who opens the door OF Q
shop will thereby pull string that actu-
ates a photograph, which viii yell out q
few suggestions as 10 accessible bargains.
A man who operates cigar cutter on to-
that he has let loose a mechanical voice.
which cries: Hello, Try the Ia Hung
Chang scent cigar!" II Is believed that this
sort of advertising will be excellent for
trade fnasmuch as. while a person may
not read sign. he cannot help hearing the
howl OF the monograph.
One of the novelties in monographs Is an
automatic instrument which enables per-
son, after dropping a nickel ipto slot, TO
make a choice among half a dozen OF more
cylinders by pushing the button controlling
the one he wants. In this manner one ma
chine is made to do the duty now performed
by a number. Another newly patented
continuance has a panorama attachment
which shows a series of photographs as
the customer gazes through an eyehole-
The story belonging 10 each picture Is told
BY the talking machine in a sort OF running
commentary, the arrangement being such
that the verbal description Is given CO.
incidently with the exhibition Of each pho
tograph.
The reproducer now In use is a tiny ball
| of sapphire which Is not entirely salts
1 factory. for the reason that. owing 10 it's
| shape IL does not go down 10 the bottom OF
| the record track when the latter happens
10 make a sharp cut The inventor thinks
| that he has found a great Improvement FOX
| this In a small cylinder OF sapphire. which
/ is drawn along the track and enters the
| deepest parts OF IL, thus making nDrb
more perfect reproduction Of the sot.cc
| In fact, the Improvement Is 80 great that 4
little cylinder gives good reproduction
\ as has been obtainable hitherto with big
cylinder Every one may not DC aware
| that the records made with little
| rod OF sapphire that cuts path one two
| fhousandth OF an inch deep.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eight Transfers, with a Total COnsid-
| GRAFTON of 21,1OO.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Sept. %, fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, 12s East Market street Both tele-
phones 1905:
Bernardina NJ. Wes to Joseph c. Miller,
Lot Is. Kappes's subdivision, b. f. Nor
xl,500
Albert Bouge to Charles H. White, part of
northeast quarter. Section "a, Township
l6. Range 5000
Ellen Cruise to John j. Blackwell, Lot 62,
Wiley Martins subdivision of Outlets
10. 1850
Mary Nj. Alexander TO Alice NJ. Dowden,
Lot H. Peru & indianapolis Railroad
Companys subdivision of Outlet 177........ 500
Joseph w. Wheatley to Frederick Never
rose. sr., Lot 3, Square s, S. A. Fletcher
jr.s northeast addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZOO
Margaret Bruce to William T. Newton ct
ux part of Lot 1a2. James A. and Mar
garet Bruces addition northumberland. 2450
Cornelia Weyenberg to p. c. Nuremberg
Company, Lots %. Sc, 81 and 2e9 Dr. Mar
tins New York street addition. and Lots
As and A. RuddelPs Greenwood addition. 5000
Alexander c. Ayres to John c. Kirch Lot
~ in A. c. Ayres South Meridian-street
addition 500
Transfers, S; total consideration .... so. 100
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The Passion Play a Poor Show.
Harper's Weekly.

To-day it is neither edifying nor attrac-
tive. To-day it is neither religion nor aes-
theticS. To-day il is false and common
place or harsh throughout, except where
now and then the older actors of the best
grade can show themselves in their best
lights, or where the new generation of
Oberammergau Passion Players are young
men of the better artificial instincts and
have been able to profit by teaching of
their seniors by being trained for stage
work by regular actors from cities. Only
these two things make the play endurable
now. And at least one-half OF the excuse,
you observe, is purely artificial, and has
no more 10 do with the Ammerthal than
if the garish Passion Theater were on
Madison-square Garden Earlscourt.
Piety. devotion. simplicity. custom kept
for gratitude to Gods good pleasure and
mans Notwithstanding of the sort. That
is met only in vestiges But a play must
be kept up, for the village likes money.
and all the world knows of it's ten-yearly
event So sophistication, bad sophistica-
ton or commonplace effect takes the place
of real and sincere raison de occur. 1t is
q passion torn to tatters-almost to Tat
tersallS,
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)

Prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys, hens, &c per Id; TOMS SC; hens, &c
cocks, 4c; ducks, full feathered, SC; geese. fu,
Fer 10.
Cheese-New York full creams. 13c; domestic
Swiss. lsc; brick, lac; limburger. lac.
Butter-Choice roll. 12c per Id; poor. No. 9
sQSc
Eggs-Fresh. 13c per doz.
.Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per Id; prime duck
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; Csc for dark
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 10000: tub-washed
2S430c; bury and understandable, Base less
hnel merino 15d17c; coarse braid wool. 17c.
HIDES. Tallow, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. ], Sc; No. 2 &c; No.
calf. 91zc; No calf, Sc.
Grease-White, 4c; yellow, SIC; brown. exc.
Tallow-No. 1. 4c; No. 2, 3%c.
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oils.

NEW YORK Sept. 22-PetroIeum dull: refined
New York. so5c; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sc. Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk. 5.45c.
Rosin steady: strained. common 10 good. 81 5OEf
L55 Spirits OF turpentiEe steady at 42c.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 22.-Spirits OF turpentint
firm at 3sizG37c Rosin steady at 81 151l -.
Crude turpentine firm at sl.l0 10 s2.l0. Tar firm
at $40.
MONTPELIER, Sept. 22.-Indiana crude Pc
troleum SSc: South Lima. soc: North Lima. CSC.
CHARLESTON. sept. 22-Spirits Of turpenfins
nothing doing. Rosin steady and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 2e.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm at &c. Rosin quiet and unchanged
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Deaths.

Myrtle Wall, six years, s15 Bates street, con-
geston Of stomach.
Andrew G. Rickwine, eighty years, 9l3 wacker
street, apoplexy.
Elizabeth Manning. seven months. 2sf6 Paris
avenue, entero-colitis.
Mary Z. Schoobridge, fifty years. Massachu-
sets avenue, dysentery.
Thomas Brock. sixty years. 1104 Huron street.
morphine poisoning.
William A. Angrick, six months. 500 Jones
street, enteritis.
James ID. Jones. sixty-six years, 1888 McIain
street, fracture of head.
William McGinnas fifty-nne years, $50 Wal
cot street, liberation of stomach.
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VITAL STATISTICs-sEPT. %.
Births.

Maud and F. A. Ledworth lis Miley avenue.
boy.
Hattie and William S. Adair. SIS Union street
boy.
sylvania street, girl.
Anna and Christian Luebking city. girl.
Jerral and Charles Powell, 325 Indiana avenue
girl.
Della and James Broder. 1913 West Vermont
street, boy.
Mrs and G. A. Miller. $50 South State street.
girl.
Alta and S. S. Roberts. 5o7 Tecumseh street.
boy.
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Cash quotations follows: Flour firm:
winter patents, $3.90Q4.i0; straights, s320d3.S9:
clears, s3.20GS6o: spring specials. $40: patents
s. 6OG4 10: straights ss10q3.50: bakers, s.. 500
7slac. No. corn 4llsc: No. yellow i1Ac. No.
oats, 2zAc; No; white, 2Sd26c; No. 3 white.
ley, 39Q40c No. faxseed, $149; No / North
western, $3.50 Prime timothy seed, $4,000 20.
Glover seed. contract grade, $40. Mess pork, per
brl, sl2.O5gl2;l0 Lard. per 100 lbs. $7G7.o2Is
Short-clear sides Qoosel, S.60q7.S5. Dry-salted
(hoxed): s. l5qs.2O. Whisky. on basis of high
wines. $1.26.
Recepts-Flour IA 900 brls: wheat, 234. 600 bu
corn, 4s1, 900 bu oats, 2S5. 900 bu rye 1900 bu
barley, $4,000 blu. Shpments-Flour, 5000 brls
wheat, 1873 600 bu corn, 49l 900 blu; oats, 4S6 900
bu: barley, 5000 bu.
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Decentralization w. Blair. Princeton,
$40: John H. Hayes. p--kt-k. &C.
Additional-Alfred II. Beam, Williams
turg. $l2.
Isaac n. Powers, National Military Home
Grant. S.; Cornelius II. Jacobus, South
Bend. IS.
Reissue-James III. Biteman. BIuffton,
So
Reissue and Increase-Jasper Hey, Ma
tional Military Home, Grant. SO.
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Building Permits.

wilhelmina schmertz. dwelling. Highland ave.
nue.. cost $3.50.
Hardle company. ONCE building. Harding
sarah c weddle, cottage. King street. cost
&. 90
syivaEia street. cost $126-
Ferdinand Kloetske. addition South New Ter
seq street. cost lGoQ
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Chicago Post
Air you tryin' to tell me. Hiram. thet
YOU been 10 the city eight times an amt
never bought a gold brick"
That's what / said. joshua
Huh, Well. you are the ornerest liar
ever did see What was that thing you
fetched back time afore last7
THAT wasn't a gold brick. Joshua. ]
thought II was when bought II. but 70
wasn't nothfn' but copper an lead No. slrs
anyone who tells you ever bought = Dol1
brick Is tarnatton uax."
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John Miller and Alice Mclaughlin.
George William Judkins and Addie Cough.
William F. Gearen and Ella Stewart.
Henry Walker Smith and Florence Neiberger
George s. Henry and Nora A. Lykens
Jesse Ebert and Mary A. MINERS.
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Grated apples as usual for a Saturday hal
holiday. ruled quieter and unchanged. State
common, was quoted from sc to SC. prime. az
SIC; choice. 5ixH6c fancy. 6q6lsc Calfornis
dried fruits were dull and norninally unchanged
on the basis OF 3izc TO &c per 10 for prunes
size and quality; apricots. Royal llq4c; Mooi
Park, l54l6c; peaches, peeled, HQlSc: unpeeed.
5Qsc
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 22.-Poultry steady. Chickens,
7ikc: young. SIC. Turkeys. &c: young. sc. Ducks
*. Geese. 6ikc.
NEW YORK. Sept 22.-Poultry active an.
firm: springers. l1Qlllkc: fowls, lie. Dresse,
weak; springers l0sti1c: fowls. l0q105zc.
CHICAGO. Sept 22.-Dressed poultry SLOW
turkeys, 1lzdSc chickens. 9nl0c
CINCINNATI. Sept 22.-Chickens. Agile: tur.
keys, Sc.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 22-The week closes with
actual business in staple cottons OF limited
dimensions. but with the tone OF the market
strong throughout Print cloths quiet at previous
prices. Prints in good demand, but no change in
quotations. Ginghams very firm. Cotton
yarns strong. with little Offering. Wooden and
worsted yarns duh and easy.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. z2.-Cotton steady.
Sales 1850 bales Ordinary, 5-l6c; good ordinary.
&c; low Tniddling sssc: middling Zoe: good mid
ding l0izc; middng fair, 10ssc. Receipts. 1850
bales; stock. 81 .047 bales.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-Spot cotton closed
quiet at &c advance; middling uplands. lose.
middlng gulf. l0ssc. Sales 2.007 bales.