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The same quotations and conditions prevail
fLat haua azi.tna fnr n u.nak 0lLnia lions !.
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Cattle-Receipts. I. 800. in
Guiding 900 Texans and 1000 Westerns. No choice
natives here. and market steadier. Good TO
prime steers nominally S5n6 40; poor to medium.
s4Q5-S0; stockers and feeders. s2.5GG4.2 %; cows.
S25oG 60: heifers. S2d5: Gamers, S1.506z. 80;
bulls, S2n475. calves. S3d6.75: Texas steers, S3d
4 %. a. -
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Wool.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-THE tone of the wool mar
ket here shows no weakness, Notwithstanding
the movement in wool has been quieter than for
some time past. These conditions do not appear
to disturb the eQuanimity OF the dealers. who
say that the quiet market Is only to be naturally
expected after the free purchases of the past
few months. The market experiences no specula-
tive feeling. and. while manufacturers free
buyers TO cover orders, they not inclined to
head the list of sales, the call being largely for
fine woods and for cOarser grades of the quarter
blood quality. Fine territory wool is counted
on the secured basis OF 44Q45c, with fine medium
at 40I43c. Fleece woods show but little
ment for grades outside of quarter bloods. while
prices held about the The following
the quotations for leading descriptions: Ohio
and Pennsylvania feeces: X and X and above,
2SG24c; Xxx and NIX and above, 26Q27c: delaine
2SG29c; No. / cOlnbing, 25Q26c; No. and =
blood. and braid washed, 23Q24c. Michi-
gan. Wisconsin. etc: Michigan. gle; No. l
Michigan combing. 24025c; No. Michigan comb
ing 24Gt25c; coarse and braid washed. 23424c
fine delaine, 24n25c. Unwashed medium. etc. ::
Kentucky and Indiana u blood combing. 20d21c
a blood. 20c; Missouri a blood combing. 19d20c
q blood 19Q20c braid combing. 17d1Sc. Terri
tory, secured basis: Montana fine. 14Q16c:
secured, Ala 6c; fine medium. 14d 16c secured
42Qi3c: staple l6q1Te; secured. 46Q4sc; Utah
Wyoming and Idaho fine. 1352c; secured. 44Q45c:
fine medium, l3Gl4c; secured, 40Q4Sc; staple, Is
@17c: secured. 46G47c. Australian. secured basis
spot prices: COmbing superhne, 73Q74c superior
70d71c; good, 6S970c; average. 65667c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. T.-WOol quiet; medium
l2izd17c: light, 1213414c; heavy fine, 9i2Ql11ec;
tub washed 12d24c-
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Butter, Eggs aud Cheese.

NEW YORK. Sept. H.-Butter-R Receipts IL 3Ss
packages. Market firm: State dairy. l4GlSiLc.
creamery. 15izd2lkc: June packed factory IA
151sc. Cheese-Receipts. 13.552 packages. Market
quiet and steady; fancy large. colored. S5kc fan
CIV large. white, $40; fancy small, colored sibc.
fancy small, white. sac. Eggs-Receipts IL 7Of
packages. Market firm: State and Pennsylvania
lsQlsc; Western candled, 17alSc; Western un-
canded. 131zd161ec
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17.-Butter firm but
quiet; fancy Western creamery 2fikc. fancy
nearby prints, pc. Eggs firm: fresh nearby
1sc; fresh Western, 1sc: fresh Southwestern. Ice.
fresh Southern. lec- Cheese duh and weak; New
York full creams. fancy small. 9h0gllc: New
York fIni creams. fair 40 choice. SlR19c.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 17.-Butter firm: fancy i'm
itation I9lSc; fancy creamery, 2lc. fancy ladle
16QI1c; store packed. l2Gl4c. Eggs firm: fresh
17l.QlSiec. Cheese firm; large, 95sNl0c; medium
l0lsGl0i4c; small, l0AGl0izc.
CHICAGO. Sept lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady: creameries.
$4,000; dairies. 13dl7c- Cheese steady at 90 n
l0%c. Eggs steady; fresh, 15izc.
LOUISVILLE. Sept ;7.-Packing butter. Ia
1llec per 10; common country, 11lzc: good. 1edl5c
Elgin. PC In 6)lb tubs. 22lsc In 5O-b tubs Elgfn
pound prints. 23c Eggs, i5c-
KANSAS CITY, Sept. Eggs higher: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 14iec doz loss of
and cases returned.
ST. LOUIS, Sept I7.-Butter steady. creamery
16dZlc; dairy. l3al6c. Eggs firm l5c.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 17.-Butter steady; cream
cry. lSqZ2c: dairy. l2c. Cheese steady.
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SHARES DISTINCTLY EASY
SUPPORTING INFLUENCES OF MON
DAY WITHDRAWN FROM MARKET.
Result Is Generally Lower Level of
Prices-Money Market Conditions
Take Disappointing Turn.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE occasional
strength on to-day's stock market was not
very convincing and as the day progressed
proved less and less so. The market closed
distinctly weak, with practically all of the
early gain completely wiped out and the
average level of prices well below last
night. This was perhaps natural reaction
from the violent rebound of prices yester-
day The artificial stimulants which were
applied to the market yesterday TO main
tain il against the expected pressure were
withdrawn to a considerable extent to-day,
events having demonstrated that they were
not needed. Supporting orders continued
i'm the market to-day, and there con-
siderable manipulation also for the rise.
This was particularly evident after the
reaction in prices which followed the open
ing dealings. The recovery had the effect,
which was probably designed, of checking
the disposition 10 realize on the part Of the
traders. A number of special stocks were
selected by them for demonstrative up
ward movement. The sustaining influences
on the general list which was exercised by
these tactics was taken advantage of TO
take profits by the large financial interests
which bought to sustain the market yester-
day and in the slump of Friday. The large
reduction in the short interest which was
caused by the buying to cover forced by
yesterdays advance made itself manifest
in the much smaller competitive demand
for stocks from that source. While yes
terday's rally had served it's purpose of
restoring confidence so far that had
been lacking, regarding the effects of the
| untimely cutting off of the chief magis-
| trate. the condition of the money market
and other considerations tending to re-
| press speculation and normal to this period
of the year reassert themselves. The money
market continued easy, as reflected in the
| lower rates for call loans under the in
fuence of the disbursements by the sub
treasury, but the relief in this quarter had
! the natural effect of steadying the ex-
| change market, and the expectations that
announcements would be made to-day of
engagements of gold for import was dis
| appointed.
The bond market was irregular Total
| sales at par value were S2,30S, go United
| States bonds were all unchanged on the
| last call.
Following the days share sales and
| the recorded price changes:
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments, 1.5OO.
The marketing of hogs for two days shows
a gain OF about 1900, compared with the
same time last week. and the receipts to-
day were almost 1000 larger than a week
ago. Several loads of good hogs were
represented, and the quality generally was
probably fully as good the average here
recently. The market opened with sales
men asking an advance in prices. 1t was
not apparent at the start just what COM
petition there would be, but soon both
packers and shippers were in the field.
and most of the transactions were reported
DC higher than yesterday. The competition
after the start was stronger and if any
different the hogs that arrived late showed
more strength in prices than in the morn
ing. clearance was soon made and
the close was strong. The extreme price
OF the day was $40, and ordinary light
hogs sold low as Sc s.. Quotations.:
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FROST In The CORN BELT
ADDS SIS CENTS TO THE PRICE
OF THE COARSE CEREAL.
Wheat Gains I Ii Cents and Oats
Nearly Much-PrOvisiOns strong
with the Grain Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-All grains were act
i've to-day in response to reports of frost
last night December wheat closed 1Ac
higher than yesterday, corn made gain OF
25sc to 2s4c and oats closed 1asc up. Pro-
visions were active and closed with gains
OF 171Rc to 2213c.
Wheat followed corn throughout the ses
sion, strengthened by reports of frost last
night in the corn belt and by predictions
that tonight would see another. Deem
Der opened firm, but with a small trade
and only moderate buying by commission
houses, at 11sc to 1BG1Ac higher than yes
terday, at 7924c to 70a4q7O7sc. The offerings
were small, but with the furry in corn
shorts began to cover and there was con-
siderable profit taking. Local buyers were
mostly elevators, and the outside demand
that developed soon brought the price up 10
Tic Here it fiuctuated for a time. but soon
again began to feel the effect of a strong
bull movement and touched nc, closing
strong at 17s@72c. Local receipts We're 363
cars, eleven of contract grade. Minneap-
oils and Duluth reported 1l1O cars, making
a total for the three points of 1.S41 cars,
against 1,Ol7 last week and only SIS year
ago. Primary receipts also increased. to-
days report being 2066.31S bushels, against
l,Otf,JoO last year 1IlndFN shipments were
S76,264 bushels, compared with 752 996 last
year. Clearances in wheat and flour equaled
33S. 40 bushels.
Corn higher and stronger on frost
talk and easily led all markets. Deem
Der opened 3sc 10 PC higher at 5Sc TO $3.50
on frost reports. The outside demand was
better than for several days and offerings
were light. Commission houses had good
buying orders. and with the prediction of
frOsts again tonight prices readily rose
above SEC Some longs took profits but the
scurry of shorts kept the market well up
till it closed at 6012c, having touched 60$tc.
Receipts were $50 cars.
Oats felt the influence of corn and had a
strong market December opening 3sc to nc
higher than Mondays close at 36ssc to 3614 c.
There was good, active demand and New
York seemed to be the best buyer. Elevator
interests were moderate sellers on the
bulge With increasing demand prices rose
to 372sc and closed at that figure, the high
est point for the day. Local receipts were
162 cars
Provisions strongly felt the influence of
the rise in the coarser grains. January
pork closed al S160212 Lard was in good
demand and was heavily bought as were
also ribs. The former closed at 50. 321a and
ribs at 81 30
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat.
10 cars; corn, 165; oats, 100; hogs. 2S 0OG
head
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Building Permits.

Transfers. IS, total consideration.
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AT NEW YORK.
Bulge I'm Corn Imparts strength to
the Leading Staples.

NEW YORK, Sept. -Flour-Receipts.
$4,000 brls; exports. 7,251 brls; active and
stronger. Corn meal stronger; yellow
Western, sl.23; city, s1.2O; Brandywine. s. So
G35O Rye firm; No. Western, SIC f. O. b.
afloat.
Wneat-Receipts. 1850 bu. Spot strong:
No. red. 1850 T. o. b. afoat. 77ssc elevator:
No. l northern Duluth, 779sc f. o. b. ahoat
Options were generally strong all day with
the corn advance. Shorts covered freely
and there was a little outside buying !:
closed steady At sale net advance: May,
US. "a SOs.c closed at S02.c September, asa
75ssc. closed at 75asc; October "A 7-l6gt zoe.
closed at zoe; December IS 7-l6G7712c. closed
Corn-Receipts. 32,coo bu; exports. LOO
bu Spot firm: No ?. 66i4c elevator. 66l4 c
+ O. b. afloat. Options were active and
strong all day on vigorous covering
stimulated by heavy frOsts i'm the corn
states, closed strong and 2+n27sc net
higher: May, 6S7su66asc. closed at 66Ssc:
September. 63q651zc, closed at 65Ssc; octo-
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 17.-Flour firm; new red
winter patents, sS.4Oq55S; extra ZANE, fancy ana
steady at S4. 75a5.20 Corn meal steady AT $50
Bran firm; sacked east track, 'lc. Wheat
72%c: May. .sc' CornNNo. 2 cash. 6Ossc. sep
tember eo14e December sl4se; Nay; S?sG Oats
Der. SSs4c; May, 4Ol9c; No. white, SSe. PORK
irmer jobbing, sl5.15. Lard higher at $50
and clear 50; clear sides, ss.S7is Bacon strong
boxed lots. extra shorts and clear ribs, ss.S''s,
clear sides SlO12i2. Hay-Tmothy higher at
S65O6liJO; prairie dull at sSqll. Whisky steady
at $50 Iron cotton ties, SlS2 Bagging' $50
brls; wheat 1900 bu; 5000 bu oats, $1,000
bu. Shipments-Flour, 1890 brs; wheat SSvOo
bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 1900 bu
LOUISVILLE. Sept 17.--Wheat-No. red aud
longberry, T1c; No. red and longberry, CSC. APP
ples-Sun-dried. s4dSlzc per 10 fer bright; &c for
dark. Peaches nRQ2c. Timothy SEED va per
blu: fancy bluegrass, 3Cq35c; red clover 50. Hay
Choice, in car lots ON track, $lbal5.5o: clover
475 per 10. New potatoes, sS.J0@315 per br
Onions, s2G225 per brl. Cabbage, 81 lOgl;2S per
brl. Lima beans. 'coc per gallon.
BALTIMORE, Sept. H.-Flour dull and UNI
changed. Wheat firmer; spot and month 53is ~
I3hc; october. ISl+@I5&se' December '5dDhc;
steamer No. 2; 6S3su6ss4c Southern by sample,
strong; mixed, spot and the month. &c asked;
October esc asSeo; yeaT Isa eote same
ern yellow: 6lg65c oats hrmer; No. white
nearby. soc; No. Western, 5Ic.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 17.-Wheat-Spot quiet;
No red Western winter, IS Cd; No. northern
spring, 5s sd; No. l California, IS Id Corn
Spot steady; American mixed. new IS Lard
American refined, in pals, firm at ass Cd. Hams
Short cut steady at 52s Cd Bacon-ShOrt rib
firm at 49s cd. long clear middles light and firm
at 49s Cd long clear middles heavy and firm at
ass Sd; short clear backs firm at 46s.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. acknowledgements
657se; December. ssc; May, 7ts4@17sc; cash No.
hard, 66Q6644c; No. red. sSizc. Corn-Septem-
Der. Sic December. 60c May. sl&c: cash No. 9
mixed. 5s1sa5SIac; No white. 60izc.s Oats-No.
white, SS1xc Receipts-Wheat. 6,400 bu; corn.
Il, 500 bu; oats. 500 bu. Shipments-Nheat, "a
600 bu; corn, 81. 600 bu; oats 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 17.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet; No. red, 73c. Corn firm and higher:
No. 2 mixed, 60c. oats firm No. mixed.
37n371zc. Rye firm; No. ,, 56sL 561ac. Lard quiet
| at s9SO@s.S5. Bulk meats quiet at ss02lz. Bacon
firm at $10-25. WhiskyDistillers finished goods
steady on basis Of Sl30. Sugar steady.
DULUTH. Sept 17.-wheat-Cash 40 hard
IKE No. northern. &c; No. / northern, 6sisc
September, 692c; October, eslsc; December 697kc
Nav, 1880. Corn, 5Sa4c Oats 37LQ37Izc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. I7.-Wheat-Cash, 6sisc:
December, 69lsQ6Si4c; May 72ssc; track No
hard, 71lsc; No. northern. 6siac; No northern.
67c.
| MINIATURES. Sept 17.--Barley higher: No. 2,
Gle: sample, 4Jd571kc.
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Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. Az
dS per cent: time loans, 5d6 per cent.
Clearings. 81 ,OS3 Piss; balances, 1902 $3.50.
NEW YORK-Can money firm al 2l2q5
per cent: last loan, 215 per cent; ruling
rate. AZ per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
5G51a per cent Sterling exchange steady;
actual business in bankers bills, siS4S4 a
i.S43s for demand, A.S2ssd4.S212 for sixty
days; posted rates, S4SS1z and A.s6; COM
mercial bills, $4S1$. d4S21 Clearings, $2Sl,-
645.697; balances, 81, S52, 22e.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. s4.s21s and
AS7 New York exchange, 10c discount.
Clearings, S27. l9S37S: balances, a,6lS,5S4
MISUNDERSTANDING SIS, IFS; balances,
$1,S69, 296.
PHILADELPHIA.-M 4l2qo per
cent. Clearings, S19,S9O.127; balances, 2.440,-
$50.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 4G6 per cent. New
York exchange, Ice discount bid; par asked
Clearings, $500, 431; balances, $1,0l1, 292.
BALTIMORE.-Money 42d5 per cent
Clearings, $4,476,41S; balances, S646,52o.
CINCINNATI.-Money 4Q6 per cent
New York exchange, 25Q40c discount
Clearings, s., 400. $50.
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Mary zimmer.s story of MORNING

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal
My papa had the star-spanged banner
floating az half-mast, with a long double
black streamer floating above the flag. four
hours after the death of our noble Presi-
dent Mckinley. Our flag, with crepe
streamers. was up to half-mast signaling
To passers-by the awful deed-dead. Many
stopped knew what il meant-a tear, and
passed on. My papa was a soldier and
served in the F'ifty-second Indiana Veteran
Volunteers, and, being of the same age as
Mckinley. his heart nearly breaking, sent
me TO the store to get the crepe while papa
was getting the flag ready. The store
keeper had not heard of the death of the
President. but / had no time to lose and
hurried back TO papa. little after 8
o'clock Saturday morning, we hoisted the
flag and streamers at half-mast. being the
first ever hoisted in this town of Yofkville
and hope TO God il be the last one at least
in this way
God bless our noble dead.
MARY A. ZIMMER
Yorkville. Ind, Sept. Il.
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The Indianapolis Gas Co.
REFRIGERATORS,
HOT PLATES,
GAS RANGES,
GASOLINE STOVES.
Lilly ~ Sta1IlaIxer
IA EAST WASHINGTON ST.
Climate aud Crop Bulletin.

The United States Department of Agri-
culture, climate and crop bulletin of the
Weather Bureau, Indiana section for the
week ending Monday. Sept. Is. is as fol-
lows:
Lower. but seasOnable, temperature pre-
vailed during the week Well distribute q
showers fell on Wednesday and Thursday.
reviving vegetation and putting the ground
In good condition for fall blowing and light
rains were again general on Saturday and
Saturday night. a considerable acreage
OF the corn crop has been cut and the
greater portion OF IL is out OF danger of in
Jury by frost; but there are yet some fields,
kept green by showers that will not be
fully ripe before oct I. Tomato Canneries
have begun operations. but the vegetable
Is maturing and coming IN slowly Cucum-
bers have improved, but the crop is late and
promises 10 be light unless the first frost
FhOuld come unusually late. Peaches are
plentiful and OF good quality. but the fruit
II generally small. Prospects for winter
apples improved. but the fruit is failing in
many localities Considerable fruit OF all
kinds was blown from the trees during the
storm Of the ilth and 18th. Most OF the
tobacco has been housed. Ground is In ex-
ceilent condition for fall blowing aud seed
Ing. and the work u being vigorously
pushed.
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Changes In Available stocks.

NEW YORK, Sept T.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications to Bradstreet's
show the following changes in available
supplies from last accounts: Wheat, in the
United States and Canada. east of the
Rockies, an increase of 22S4 600 bu: afloat
for and in Europe, increase of 100 OO0:
total supply, an increase of 1854 600 Corn
a decrease of $4,000 bu. Oats. an increa So
of 1,542 900 bu. Among the more important
increases reported are those of 800 600 hu
a Northwestern interior elevators: 107 900
at Milwaukee private elvators and 100 OOO
each in Manitoba and at Nashville The
leading decreases are those of $4,000 bu
al Coteau, l2S,0oo at Kewatin and 1900 at
Newport News.
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her sa6.s5c closed at CSC; December, ESQ

Der. 6S6t65c. closed at CSC; December, 62asg
65l4c, closed at 651sc z.o -,
oats-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports. 800 bu;
Snor firmer; No. 2 3ss4c; No. 3. 3S12c; No. 3
white 4Oc: No. , white, 40%44lc; track
mixed Western 3S1kQ4Oc; track white, $50
39c Options higher with corn. 800,
II % Lard strong: Western steamed, 5000.
Refined strong; continent, sl0.S5; S. A,
$iO.S5; compound. s7.5Oa7.75. Pork strong;
family, 81: short clear, $l15Og -; mess
S16GI7 Tailow firm; city, 55sc; country
55scG5$c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No: invoice
SIC. Mild quiet; CordoVa, Saht3c. 90.
centrifugal sc test, 3%c molasses sugar,
&C. Refined steady; crushed, 5.I5c; pow
dered 5.35c; graduated, S5.25c.
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ling futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
No. spring wheat. eS06S$4c; No. > red 7IG7II,c.
No. yellow corn 5SU5Sl4c. No. , white oats
3SG3sl.c; No. white. 37i563sl&c No ? rye
56d57c. Fair to choice mailing barley 55G5ec
No. 1 haxseed. SL62; No. 1 northwestern 81 63
Prime timothy seed, $3.50. Mess PORK. Der brl.
81. 9Oa14 80. Lard per 100 lbs. S967l&a9 20.
Short-rib sides Qoose). SS55dS 10. Drv-salted
shoulders (boxed), $7.5Oq7.75 Short-clear sides
boxed. 50. 25@9S5. Whisky. basis of high wines
81 80
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls wheat ss5 600 I'm
corn 30l, coo bu; oats, 600 bu: rye % 900 hu
barley. 5000 bu Shipments-Flour II 900 brls:
wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 725 600 bu; oats $40 600
bu; barley, 16, 900 bu.
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OILS

OIL. CITY. sent IL, Credit balances. g. IS:
certificates. no bid. Shipments. sec hrls. aver
age s. l3l brls. runs. N.552 hrls. average. 5siB
bFls.
steady IA a3iac. Resin steady al sscffsL Crude
turpentine quiet al 81 lo $50 Tar firm a. 81 80
MONTPELIER sept Il.-Crude petroleum
steady: NORTH Lima. SIC. south Ilfla and In
diana Soc.
SAVANNAH. sept ls.-Spirlts o. tugpenlins
arm al 3ss.c. Rosin arm,
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Charles Eddy. frame dwelling, 1884 West Tween
tv-eignth street; cost, 500
William H. Frank. double house. 400 Walcott
street: cost. 81. 800
G J. Willett, frame house. Eugene street. near
Annett; cost. $40
Maggie Bauer, kitchen. 1926 Reisner street;
cost. $50.
George Toliver. frame kitchen. COG North Cal
ifornia street; cost, $50.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, sept. 17-Poultry-Alive firm:
springers lie turkeys. Sdl0c. fowls lie Dressed
firm; sprlngers. lie; fowls. naIllac; spring tur-
keys. lUl he.
ST LOUIS sept i..-Poultry firm; chickens
&c: springers. size ducks. size: geese 3c snTing-
&C: turkeys. &C. young. 7iac.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. r--Hens. Sc per III. snrino
chickens, SC per 10. SLS5@2 per dozen; young
ducks &c Ter 10.
CHICAGO. sept. f7.-Iced poultry steady. tttr-
KEYS 60Sc; chickens. including springs GIalIc.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 17.-Poultry firm. chickens.
SssfflOc; turkeys, siz0sc.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 101A per cent. Dis
count rates, 24Q2Ss and 2 5-16g22s per cent
Consols, %. Spanish tours. 702s.
notwithstanding on London, 20m
42pf for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills. per cent: three-months' bills, Pa.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 101f 121kc
for the account. Exchange on London 25f
&c for checks
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How Ii Seems.
Chicago Post

Chicago TOsI.
Yes" said the labor leader 'ievervthinc
Is left to the men. We want 10 leave The
men free To settle every question according
To their judgment. but IL their Judgment
isn't the same ours YOU can bet we will
make them mighty sorry for IT, We
wouldn't coerce them for the world but if
they know what's good for them they will
take our view of the situation"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-18

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 5S4c; Mexican
dollars, 4519c.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at I'D an
ounce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-18
Interesting Information.
Raltimore American.

Senator Mason has written a magazine
article entitled How a United States SEN
ator Earns His Salary" IL contains inter-
esting information for the mass Of people
who have wondered whether a senator
really earned IL.