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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-06

shipments, Two
days receipts Of hogs were comparatively
liberal showing an increase Of $500 over
the same time last week. The receipts to-
day were about 1000 larger than a week
ago, and over 5000 larger than a year ago.
Whatever advance there was in prices of
hogs yesterday was given back to-day,
and the market, if any different. was even
lower than the close of last week. Ship
ping orders proved to be rather limited,
and with ample supplies and lower prices
reported from other places packers nat
urally took advantage of the situation
here. The first transactions, in some in
stances, were claimed to be about steady,
but generally a decline was recorded, and
almost from the start statesmen were call
ing the market &c TO 10c lower than yes
terday. IL any different the conditions
later in the day were less satisfactory, and
last sales were almost invariably 10c be-
low yesterdays market. Packers were lib
eral buyers, and a good clearance was
finally made at the decline, but the close
was weak. Sales ranged from $3.50 TO $685.
Quotations:
Good TO choice medium and heavy. S. 7566.O5
Mixed and heavy packing. .......... 55005.S5
Good to choice light weights. ....... 56Ou5.S0
Common TO fair light weights....... 535q5.55
Common TO good plgS................ 42545.55
Roushs ........................... 5OOqo.oO
Sheep-Receipts, $50; shipments, 500. There
is a little improvement to report in the
marketing of sheep and lambs thus far
last week, and an increase of over $50
compared with the corresponding time a
year ago. The receipts to-day were about
700 larger than a year ago The quality
generally was fairly satisfactory, probably
as good as the everage recently. The mar
ket opened with rather moderate COMPETE
ton between buyers, and the trading was
rather quiet, but about steady prices were
being realized. Later there was very little
competition, and the bidding was Tower.
Sales of lambs ranged from $3.50 TO $3.50,
sheen high a n
kinds were reported at S1.75 to 1915. Quota
tiOpS
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WHEAT TAKES THE LEAD
STRONG AND ACTIVE MARKET, AD-
VANCING MORE THAN CENT.
Corn Also Up and Doing, with Good
Gains i'm Ii and I'm Oats-PrOvi-
siOns Also a Little Higher.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Foreign news of
many sorts to-day revived the wheat pit
after lethargy of several months and also
helped other grain markets. December
wheat closed 1Q11sc higher, corn &4c up and
December oats nc advanced. Provisions
closed 21a05c to 5d71Ac up.
Everything in the wheat situation to-day
pointed 10 better prices and more active
trade for some time to come. Slightly i'm
proved cables from Liverpool, Paris and
Antwerp, based supposedly on the recent
rise here, were the initial influences for the
advance. There was continued independ-
ent strength in the corn situation, and this
gave added impetus to wheat. December
opened only a shade higher on these fac
tors, but rose steadily throughout the ses-
sion. Many shorts who have tried to bear
the market were forced TO buy in at loss
and turned bulls when news arrived of
shortages in the Russian and Argentine
crops and of the removal of the import
duty on wheat into Mexico of SOC bushel.
Sales to Mexico were reported, and just be-
fore the close of the session came reports
of a decline in British consols. probably
the result of the war scare. December and
May were both bulled by professionals and
closed strong 1Q11sc advanced, at 723sc.
Local receipts were PIP cars, three of con-
tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 5l9 cars, a total of 1,l3l, against 1,1O9
last week. Primary shipments were l,2S1,-
UOO bu, compared with l,25O,OO0 bu last week.
Seaboard clearances were only $4,000 bu.
Corn was active during most of the Ses-
sion, with a strong undertOne. Commission
houses were buyers, and the selling was
mainly by longs taking profits. December
opened 4SQAc higher and advanced fairly
on strong cash markets. One or two prom
lnent longs let go their lines, and this en-
couraged short selling again. On sales TO
points which have heretofore been sellers
in this market there was reaction and
Scurrying among the shorts. on the rise
there seemed to be as much corn wanted
as there had been a week or so ago, when
prices were considerably lower. Crop re-
ports continued unsatisfactory and there is
constant talk Of feeding the new crop to
stock. December advanced to 59121595sc at
one time and closed firm, &c higher, at
5912c. Receipts were las cars.
Oats was unsteady and nervous under
the influence of corn. The cash situation
improved, receipts were small and commits
sion houses We're buyers. December, which
opened unchanged, advanced with but
slight reactions and closed 1Rc up at 375sc.
Receipts were 262 cars.
Provisions ruled heavy early in the day,
influenced by lower prices for hogs. Prices
were lower all around and there was some
depression as the result of selling by pack
ers. Later there was demand by shorts
January pork closed 212u5c up, at $l4S212;
lard 5Q11sc up, al $S.55QS.5715, and ribs 21a
Q5c higher, at N.67ls.
Estimated receipts for o-hlorrow-Wheat
lis cars; corn, 40 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs
IS, 90 head.
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ERNEST THOMPSON SETON.
Animal Lover Has Made Legal
Change of Name.
New York Letter in Philadelphia Press

New YORK Letter In Philadelphia Press.
In the official law journal for the county
of New York published to-day there APP
pears an order signed by Judge Bischoff
Thompson for a change of name, authoriz-
ing him hereafter TO assume the name of
Ernest Thompson Seton.
Why the petitioner should have desired to
change his name by authority of the court
or in any other way after it had become
an artist and author is not told in the ap-
plfcatiOn or in the order of the court. He
may have been inspired for IL same rea-
son which the distinguished senator who
was elected from the State of Florida and
who served long enough in the Senate to
gain national distinction, as Senator Levy
gave when he in a perfunctory, matter of
fact way announced to the Senate one day
that whereas his name had heretofore been
Levy 1t was thereafter and by permission
of the court to be Yulee for reasons en-
urely satisfactory TO himself
So Voltaire by a similar anagram and
without any authority of the courts
changed his family name of Arouet to the
one which he immortalized.
Mr.. Thompson is content for reasons that
appeal to himself 10 change his name
around making what was heretofore the
middle hereafter the surname He has re-
Gently bought tract Of most romantically
and almost Unnecessarily wild land of some
forty acres in the town of Greenwich
Conn, within rifle shot of the conspicuous
electric castle which Andrew Carnegie
made his home for year. and some two
miles away from the Italian palace which
r. G. Benedict built upon the shores of
Long Island sound upon the site of Tweed 9
Americas clubhouse. Mr.. Seton as he is
hereafter 10 be known, will find innumer-
abe small wild animals upon his estate
and may even hunt the fox and mink and
weasel there
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at So. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5-Flour firm; winter pat
ents S. 4o s. extra fancy and straisht SAG
Q5.65. Bran scarce and better; sacked, east
track, soc. Corn meal higher at s.; Wheat
No 2 red, cash, rise; December, 73Ac May,
762sc; No. hard. 7Oa71l2c. Corn-No. 9 cash.
sl≻ December. 60ssc; May, 629Sc. oats-No. 2.
PORK QUIET: jobbng si525ai55O. Lard higher at
ssh Dry-salt meats (boxed) in demand. but
clear sides, S. so. Bacon (boxeD steady; extra
shorts So clear ribs $9.12l2; clear sides s9.3719
BAY BAY WRisky steaGy al $50. Hemp twfne ga
Iron cotton ties 10. Bagging, 5%q69sc. Re
So 900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000
brs; wheat, 5000 bu; corn 81, 900 bu oats, 5000
bu.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 5.-Wheat-Spot firm: No
red Western winter. 5s 91sd: No 1 northern
spring. IS lOd; No. 1 California, 5s 1Od. Corn
Spot firm; American mixed new, 5s lad. Beef
Extra India mess steady at as. Lard-American
refined quiet at AIS cd. Bacon-Long clear mid
dies. light 2S to "a lbs, quiet at ass Cd; long
clear middles, heavy, dull at AIS Sd; clear bellies
at sos. '''' -'''' 'N '''''N sA'e9 ''s'''
fancy SaS25: family. s2.45a2.7O. Wheat firm and
higher; No red, 75Ac. Corn firm and higher;
4Od4Ol9c. Rye quiet; No. ?. SIC. Lard quiet at
sS4 Bulk meats quiet at is.S711 Bacon easy at
50 so Whisky (distillers finished goods active
on basis of $3.50. Sugar firm.
KANSAS CITY. Nov 5.--Wheat-December.
s7asc; May. Use; cash. No. 2 hard, 6S3sc; No
66s,c; Nav 62≻ cash, No. mixed, size; No 2
white 65isc. Oats-No. white, .4l1sc. Receipts
Wheat, 40, 500 bu; corn. 80 400 blu; oats u, 600
blu. Shpments-Wheat, 10000 bu; corn, p, 600 bh /;
oats, S, 900 bu
TOLEDO, Nov. 5.-Wheat active and strong,
cash, 75l5c; December, 76Ac; May, 7s&c. Corn
active and strong; cash and December. 60Iac;
Nav. 624c oats firm December, 394c; May
40Izc. Glover seed-December. $3.50; March, IS.
cash, prime. s55il2.
DULUTH, Nov. 5.-wheat-Cash. No. 1 hard,
74Isc: No 2 northern. 6S9sc; No 1 northern
u1kc; December, 7Olsc; May, 1880 Corn, sec.
Oats. 3S% Q39c.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Wheat-Cash, 72Lc:
December, 70%c; May 72c. On track: No l
hard. 74I4c; No. ! northern 72Ac; No. northern,
6912G70c
MILWAUKEE. Nov 5.-Barley higher; No 2
5Sl2Q59c; sample, 45u5Sl2c.
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A Horrible Threat.
New York Sun.

New York Sun.
Here it is as uttered by Senator Tillman.
OF South Carolina, according to a dispatch
yesterday from Guthrie, in Oklahoma Ter
ritory, where he then was:
The action of President Roosevelt in en-
PERTAINING that niger will necessitate our
killing thousand niggers in the South be-
fore they will learn their places again"
The Southern people have complained bit
terly for generations that they have been
illuminated by the North, and more espe-
cially by the Northern Abolitionists of the
days OF slavery, but never have they been
described by their fiercest critics as the
bloodthirsty savages they are now repre-
scented to be by this South Carolina SEN
ator.
1t is horrible threat. 1t is an outrage
against Southern civilization.
What responsibility have the poor negroes
or the South for the courtesy shown nv the
President to Mr.. Booker Washington? Yet
here is a call for a massacre of these in
offensive people by their white neighbors.
on account of it, which would horrifv the
whole Christian world And the savage
appeal is sent forth by senator of the
United States from the Christian State of
South Carolina.
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EIsew here.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5-Cattle-Receipts, 1900 in
Guiding 800 Texans and Loo W esterns. MAI MalSSl
poor to medium. $S75d5.90; stockers and feeders,
$2a425: cows. sI25Q46O; heifers, S2et5.2s; can
Texas steers, SSG4; Western steers, SS6SgS.zo
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $4,000; tomorrow, Se'Oyv;
but s5S5as.osls; good to choice. heavy,
s.. 65G6.05; rough heavy, S5.40G06o ngnt' $o."N7V
Sheep"Receipts, 5000. Sheep and good lambs
stronger; common slow. Good TO choice wethers'
SS.5eg425; fair to choice mixed 90 nv e5 56
Western lambs, $3a4.6O.
Oaicial yesterday-Receipts: Cattle, 20 SOS;
s sGgs' 1885, sheep 2'''i- shipments ''''
KANSAS CITY, Nov. .-Receipts-Cattle.
IL OO0 natives, LOCO Texans and 200 calves. Beef
steers and stockers and feeders steady; cows
steady 10 a shade higher. Choice export ana
dressed beef steers So 90Q6.6O; fair to good, SjQ
SIS: stockers and feeders 81 90G4.40; Western fed
steers, s.. s5Q6.30; Western range steers, 500
SO; Texas and Indian steers, s3q. 5O; Texas
cows. Si-75dS; native cows, s26Oal,5; heifers,
81: 75q5.40; bulls. 81 25ai; calves: 2lSgS; -,
S. s7i5; bulk of sales, S555d5.S5; heavy, $3.50
5.97la; mixed packers, S5.65q5-S2ls; light SS.20g
. shear@i;.cejptss 10 900. Market strong Native
lambs s4Q4.S5; Western lambs, SSi5gi6S; native
wethers, 50 .40q4; Western wethers' SS.ZoaSSS;
ewes, s.. 75d3.35; culls. $2q6.25
ST LOUIS Nov 5-Cattle-Receipts, 4 500 in
Guiding 2, 500 Texans Market steady for Texans
strong and 1Oc higher for natives Native ship
and butcher steers, S4q5.S5; steers under lVje
lbs. So 70d5.25: stOckeTs and feeders, SZ94i cows
and heifers, S2d475; culls, S22513; Texans and
Indian steers, $S25Q4.25; cows and heifers. $225g
3.15
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 Market 1Oa15c lower.
Pigs and lights. s5.5oe5.70i packers s5.6oa5eo;
butchers, $5.S0d6.O7ls.
muttons, s2.75@S.75; lambs, S4.65a51O; culls and
bucks, S3q3.25.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500. Market active and steady Native beef
steers S4 50G650; Western steers, SS.15d529;
Texas steers, s35Oq44o; COWS and heifers' S2.sO@
$50: calves, $3Gi5.
Heavy s5.7Od5.SO; mixed. s5.70a5.72 is light $50
a D. 72lb; bulk of sales, S5.70d5.72l5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady TO strong.
Wethers. SS.2Oq3.6O; ewes, S2SOqS; lambs S2.500
$50.
EAST BUFFALO Nov 5.-Cattle-Receipts, &c
cars on sale. Market slow and steady at yester-
days prices.
Hogs-Twenty-six cars on sale. Market active.
Heavy, $5.90a6.o5; pigs, S5.25g5.4o; rough SS-2o9
$40; stays. S4G475.
Sheep and LLmbs-Twenty cars on sale. Mar
ket strong at yesterdays prices
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-Hogs dull and lower at
$35Od5.95.
Cattle strong at s1.S0G5.40.
Sheep active and higher at Sl.20Q3 Lambs
active and higher at $685.
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Richard Harding Davis's Wrath.
Republican


Every one must pause to admire the in
trepid courage on the battlefield of Richard
Harding Davis, as described by himself in
his mastery REPUTATION of the possible i'm
putatiOn that General Alger had him in
mind when he wrote about some timid
newspaper men" at the battle of Las
Guasimas, in his history of the Spanish
American war. General Alger hastens to
say that he did not refer TO Mr. Davis
which is lucky for him. IL is no small nerii
TO impute timidity 10 person who has a
record for bravery like Mr.. Davis's And
others should take heed from this incident
and never, never speak of 'timid newsnaper
men in the Santiago campaign lest they
should be thought to have Richard Harding
Davis in mind. AS he says himself. with
deep sOlemnity: Il cannot regard the Of
Tense General Alger has committed but as
a most serious one. And, if only as a warn
ing to others, who may be embOldened by
his example, to thrust through the cloak of
history at the men they dislike General
Alger should be publicly condemned" And
General Alser is condemned, while the
bravery OF Richard Harding Davis on the
battlefield is worthy of hexameters
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Biggest Stake on the Turf.


Apropos of Mr.. William c. Whitney's an
nOuncement that he has asked the stewards
of the British Jockey Club 10 place the
$50 600 stake won by him the last Derby
al the disposal of some benevolent racing
association, the erroneous statement is
made that the Derby is the most valuable
horse-racing stake in the world. AS mat
ter of fact there are three more valuable
stakes on the English turf alone. They are
the Princess of Wales, the Eclipse and the
Jockey Club stakes, each OF which has
a money value OF $50.00. but the winner of
any one of these does not begin TO be as
fortunate as the winner of the Grand Prix
OF Paris, which yields the owner and breed
er Of the winning horse no less than 2S5 900
francs, or about $1,000. That is the biggest
stake on the turf
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Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
inEs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS-Co paper, AZ
as per cent; time loans sac per cent.
Clearings, 1,661. 20492; balances, Sis, 1922.
NEW YORK.-No market-election.
CHICAGO. - Posted exchange 81 S4lad
4.S71A New York exchange, 10c discount
Clearings, $26. $50. 1913; balances, 81 545. $40
BOSTON.-Clearings SOS, OS3, 95S; balances,
81. 405, 564
PHILADELPHIA-No report-electiOn.
ST. LOUIS.-MOney, sac per cent. New
York exchange 40c discount. Clearngs,
$S605, 900; balances, $500, 292.
BALTIMORE.-No reproduction.
CINCINNATI-Money. 4ll6 per cent. New
York exchange, zoe premium. Clearings,
$3lS4, AGO.
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

MagaIa Grapes-Heavy weights, $3.50 per bril-
Cranberries-S2.25 per bu, $3.50 per brl
Bananas-Per bunch. No. !, H.15G2. No. ?, 81 %
o5TTSanges-Jamaicas $3.50; Mexican, 1915; Flori-
lemons Messina SEQ to box. choice. s.; fan
cy. 81
Potatoes-75GS0c per bu-
Onions-S125 per bu; Spanish. $50 per crate.
Honey-White. 1Sc per 10; dark. 11c.
Caulffower-S1.50 per dOZ.
Apples-Cooking apples, s. 50Gs.50 per brl: eat
ing apples, 81 per brl; fancy, Si.00.
sweet PotatoesEJersey. $. 25as.5o per brI: Bal
Fies-New California soc for lO-lb box
Cnestuuts-S5.50 06 per bu.
Cabbage-Dan.sh. ST. per brl, 81 per 100 lbs !:
domestic 81 per brl.
Concord Grapes-1S020c per basket.
Celery-15N25c per bunch
Shcllbark Hickory Nuts-Sl.45 per bu. large
hickory nuts, Sl.25 per bu.
Black Wamuts-l5c per bu.
COcOanuts-50c per doZ
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Society Note from EIkhart.
Valparaiso Star vidette.

ttIaV A7ttlI ' IN3NNtNF
An Elkhart girl has started trouble for
the bankers Of that town by dropping a 10
cent piece down the back OF strange
young man who sat in front OF her at the
theater one night. He called on and later
married her. Now there is a threatened
l0-cent piece famine at Elkhart. and any
eligible young man who goes 70 the the
alter can expect To have a good weeks
wages chucked down inside his collar The
young men have arranged a special device
whereby the money Is shot into their pock-
cts, aud the opera house refreshmcnt coun-
ter men announce a remarkable boom IN
business. However, no marriages have re-
suited.
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Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

CHICAGO. Nov. Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the tutter market was steady; cream
cries, l4q2lic, diaries, l3Ql9c. Cheese steady at
%. Gl0Ac. r IS FIRM fresh. zoe.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Eggs strong at rsc
Butter steady; creamery. 20d24c: dairy. I2c
Cheese firm; Ohio fiat, 10c-
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Eggs higher: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 1Sc per doz. loss off
cases returned
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Butter steady; creamery.
1702Sc; dairy. l4dl7c Eggs steady.
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WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.-Spirits OF t1rpenti,a
quiet at 34g35c- Rosin firm at sOd95c. Crude
turpentine quiet at Sllo to S. Tar quiet at ST. %
MONTPELIER Nov. 5.-Crude petrolarrr
steady: North Lima, sici South Lima and In
diana. sec.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 5.-Spirits OF turpentina
firm and unchanged. Rosin firm and unchanee5
SAVANNAH. Nov. Spirits OF ttrpentina
firm al 35c ROsin firm.
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To -rrry.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 5-Poultry firm: Chickens
&c; springs. Sc; turkeys Sc; ducks 6aslsc; geese
506c.
CHICAGO Nov. 5.-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys 7a9i4c: chickens. 7dShc.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 5.-Poultry firm; chickens
6ia0Sc; turkeys, 7ixc.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indanans;
Original-Argus c. Ogborn. Richmond. S.
War with Spain-Fred Wright Muncie So.
Increase Restoration. Reissue etc.-Charles H
Murray Elkhart. $50; Morgan NJ Mills, Farm
land Sl2. John II Kepley. New Salisbury, So:
Isaac L. Cooper. New Albany, 81; George W.
Hanson. National Military Home, Marion. So:
Andrew Davis, Elwood SO: William r. Baker
Washington Sli; Thomas W. Nhlteman, Leav-
enworth Sl4; John Fisher. Amo, $l5: Henry
Written, Walnut Grove. SO; Lucien A. Foote.
Crawfordsville. S12; John Apt, Bearss. IS: Alex
ander :. Givens LigOnier, Si2; Richard II. Smith,
jay. s..
Original Widows. etc.-Amanda J. Montague.
MooresVille s.; Nancy J. Winters. Ogilville. s.:
Mary Adamson. Glens Valley, So Susan Durham.
DARLINGTON. So
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money, per cent; discounts
31sd3H per cent; cOnsols, 911s; Spanish
fours 60.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 100f Coo
for the account; Spanish tours, 20.
MISUNDERSTANDING on London, 20m
401kpf for checks. Discount rates-Short
bills, 215 per cent; three months bills, per
cent.
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Provisions.

Hans-Sugar cured. IS 10 % lbs average ia
0l2itc; j. lbs average, l-al25zcs u lbs average
lZi4 u12atc.
Lard-Kettle rendered. 1Ilsc: pure lard 1850
Bacon-CIear sides. 30 To 90 lbs average. IOL.c.
80 90 40 los average. 1o'1c; 20 20 30 lbs average
l04.c. clear bellies - 10 81 lbs average 1Olbc. IL
to - lbs average l07ac; "a to Is lbs average lie
clear backs. % TO 80 lbs average. IOI.c: u 70
10 lbs average loAc. 10 lbs average, l0asc
In dry salt iac less
Shoulders to 30 lbs average $50: 16 lbs av-
erage, l0cs d. 10 - lbs average, CSC
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eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
No. spring wheat, 69l2q!o1zc; No. 2 red. 20
73l2c. No. corn, 599sc. No oats, 3919d39&4c G.;
No. white, 41zqIAc; No. 3 white 4O&4q411ac.
No. rye, 56Aq@61ac Fair to choice mailing
barley, 55Gt5Sc. No. 1 naxseed, S1.46; No. /
Northwestern. S1.4S. Prime timothy seed $40
5Sc. Mess pork, per brl, sl3.s5q13 80. Lard. per
100 lbs, SS55qS57l5 ShOrt-rib sides Qoose), 81 500
7.95. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), S7.25Gl7. 80
Short-clear sides (boXed), SS.10qS.2O Whisky, on
basis of high wines, $50.
Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat, s2s. COO blu !:
corn, 14l,OO0 bu; oats, S3S 900 bu; rye 1870 bu
barley, $4,000 bu. Shpments-Flour. $1,000 brls;
wheat 2S4OOO bu; corn. 1900 bu oats. 1852 900 bu
barley. 81. 600 bu
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Canned Goods.

Corn, s5cQs125. Peaches-Eastern. standard
3-lb S175Q2; BIB seconds, SL40G1.60; California
standard. 210G240. California seconds 81 9O42
MiscelIaneous-Bl ackberries 2-lb. s5QsOc: rasp-
berries. 3-lb, $l25QL30; pneappes standard
2-Ib S1-55qLS0; choice. S2Q2l0; cove oysters
lib, full weight, 95cQS1 light. 606i65c: string
beans 3-Ib, S1nll0; Lima beans. Sl2001 25; peas
marrOwfats, S5c4Sl; early June. $l10aI1J: lob
sters, slS5G2; red cherries 90cgSd: strawberries
S5d90c; salmon. Ill., 95c9S2; 3-lb tomatoes, $40
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-WOOl nominal: medium
grades, 12hd17c; light fine, 13Q14izc; heavy fine,
l0G111sc; tub washed, 12d24c.
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A wattersonian Joke.


The alleged candidacy OF Henry Waiter
son for Governor OF Kentucky is probably
a Joke: but IL IL should be serious, the Joke
would be on the Democracy, for Waiter
son. IL ne wins would smite hip and thigh
the desperate buccaneers now in control OF
that unhappy State.
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Treasury Statement.

NGTON-Tuesday' statement of
exclusive of the $50 100000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances ........... SIG, 276 412
Gold los SOL $50
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Seed-CIover. prime S5.50Q6; English clover
S5soH6. Asyke, s10S. Alfalfa. choice. SG550
Crimson clover. N59q5. Timothy. prime. s. 90
u2.o0; extra prime. s. 60G2.70. Fancy Kentucky
bluegrass. N250l.f a.. extra clean eoG70c or
chard grass, N.25al35. Red top. S0cQSl 75 En-
glish bluegrass, s2&q3.