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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-14

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-14
AUGUST TRANSITS.

Totals u S........ So O57, 52S. $50 Increase 81
outside y. Y........ 701, 547. Sol Increase. 49,
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Canned Goods.

walnuts. 12GHc Brazil nuts, Ioc; hIberts HE;
peanuts. roasted. 7gsc; mixed nuts .12c.
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Bar iron. 250c; horseshoe bar 275a3c: ma
rod &c: plow slabs. 45Oc American cast stee
gGlIc; tire steel, SG3lsc: spring steel. H1Q5c.
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INDIAN SCHOOL RULING
BROWNING DECISION ABROGATED
BY INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Choice of School Has Been Left to
Parents of Children and the Best
Judgment of Agents.

WASHINGTON Oct. 30.-The secretary
of the interior to-day formally abrogated
what is known as the Browning ruling,
which in effect holds that it is the duty
of the service to fiji the regular govern
ment schools before permitting drafts on
the Indian children for secetarian school
enrolment The order was issued this
afternoon AS received by the Catholic
mission board. it says that "by direction
of the secretary Of the interior the Brown
ing ruling is hereby abrogated."
This is the most important action taken
for a long period in the matter of sectarian
Indian schools. The issuance of the order
followed assurances given early in the day
by Secretary Hitchcock to Archbishop Ire
land Of St Paul, and Archbishop Riordan,
of San Francisco, who called TO urge action,
that a recent suspension OF the ruling would
be changed to a complete abrogation of the
order. The effect of the order, it is I'M
derstood. is to leave Indian children free
to 20 to any school or to attend none. The
Browning ruling was made in letter writ
ten by Former Commissioner Of Indian At
fairs Browning to Colonel Clapp, then act
ing in charge OF the Pine Ridge, s. D.,
agency. who had complained that children
were being taken from the government
schools and transferred to the Catholic
schools and that the latter was thus inter
fering with the government schools. Com
missioner Browning held that the agent
was the one to decide what school the
children should attend, he being best fitted
to pass upon their welfare. 1t is said,
however, that in no instance has the gov
eminent transferred an Indian child from
a sectarian to government school. The
attendance of the children is solicited by
both the agent and the sectarisn school
authorities. The policy of the present ad-
ministration of the department and the
bureau has been TO avoid arbitrary action
and decide every case on its merits The
Indian children have been permitted I'M
der the Indian Bureau instructions, To re-
a UNCONVENTIONAL or in government
school. but those who had not heretofore
been enrolled have been placed according
to the preference of the parents and the
best judgment of the agent.
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WHEAT Dull AND LOWER
BEARIsH STATISTICS AND RAINS IN
ARGENTINA THE CAUSES.
Corn strong Early, Dull Later, Closing
Higher-Oats and Provisions
Also a Little Advanced.

CHICAGO, Oct 30.-Dullness and small
professional trading characterized business
on the Board of Trade to-day. December
wheat closed &c lower; corn A@2sc higher
and oats sc up. Provisions closed un-
changed TO 21ac higher
Weakness in wheat cables and continued
reports of heavy rains in Argentina in
fluenced holders TO sell and encouraged
short sellers. The cash business was also
slow and both Northwestern and primary
receipts were considerably increased. This
brought an opening for December 1sqAc
lower at 7O14c. Only the gaining strength
in the corn pit prevented a decided slump
in wheat, for though in the face of these
bearish factors December sold up to 7O7sc,
later, when dullness was more pronounced,
it sagged quickly to 7OAc. The outside
markets were doing very little business
and December was the weaker future, rul-
ing relatively sc to nc lower that May.
Late in the day there was a small reaction
on export news and December closed weak,
14c lower, at 7O9sq7Ol2c. Local receipts
were 133 cars, one of contract grade; Min
neapolis and Duluth reported 632 cars,
total of 765. against 63S last week and 500
a year ago. Primary receipts were 1,243,OOO
bu, compared with $4,000 bu year ago Sea-
board clearances in wheat and flour were
354, 600 bu. The seaboard reported IS loads
for export.
Corn was strong the first hour as the
result of light receipts and firm cables,
which frightened the short interest and
influenced buyers. December opened steady
but soon advanced PC. Most of this buy
ing, however, was professional, and
good deal of profit taking and a dull turn
ing market without any noticeable support
weakened December till ii sold at SIC Some
covering at this figure brought slight inn
prOVement and December closed firm, 14d2sc
higher, at size. Receipts were 100 cars.
There was less speculative interest shown
in oats to-day and corn was the influential
factor December opened unchanged,
fuctuated narrowly and closed steady and
1sc higher. Receipts were 10 cars
Provisions were more active than at any
time for a week. There was an early small
demand which kept prices up despite
sagging hog market Later everything
turned dull and January pork closed I'M
changed at $780, lard PFC higher at $S7
and ribs 2i2c up at $40.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
los cars; corn, $50; oats. 115; hogs, 81 600
head.
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fair to good; slsoa5e5: stoeksrs and feeders
s2S0Q4.25' Western fed steers sSqe. western
steers, S270q3.S5; Texas cows S2qzlS; native
cows, f269Q4 heifers. sz7ga5.25; Gamers, sl-'o
q2.5O: bulls. S2.40G3.S0; calves. Sq5
Hogs-Receipts 1850 sq7isc lower. Top. s.;
bulk. S.50q5so heavy &soqs; mixed packers.
shsep-Receipts. 800; sheep steady, lambs 100
lower. Native lambs AaA % ~ Western lambs.
wethers, S.25q56o; ewes SSqS.40; culls, si-So
Q3.5o
Good steers steady; others slow 10 &c lower:
bulls and COWS weak TO l5c on Steers. s.. lofe
choice tat cows $3.50. Exports 300 quarters Of
beef.
ers steady to strong. Neals, N.9qsS5; litue
calves, $3.50; grassers. $685.; FED calves, SS5o9
sheep and lambs Receipts. lL107 Sheep
slow: lambs 10c lower. sheep. szn525; culls.
81 25aL75; lambs. s3.75g5; culls. $S2SqsSo; can
HoTs-Recepts. 5.sll. Market lower. Top
prices for State hogs. $3.50.
EAST BUFFALO, oct. 3o.-Cattle-Receipts
light Market very dull and lower for common
grades. old cows. Sl-400225; fair, $2b0d5s light
heifers. S3.loG5l5; no good cattle here. Neas.
Hogs-Receipts. "a cars. Market slow. Best
heavy ss.l5s,6.20. mixed and mediums. S6as.l5:
Sheen and Lambs-Receipts, IS cars. Market
opened Stsdy Iop ia laD ea 2 SoSes b .SS
firm. Mixed tops, s. 2yfl5 49, euils 20 good si5o0
$40: wethers. s3.50G369 yearlings. fair TO
choice $3.25G8.75
ST LOUIS. oct. 0.-Cattle-Receipts. $500, in
Guiding Q 500 Texans Market for native shipping
export steers, s5G6C0: dressed beef grades Aas:
steers under 900 lbs - 50I5: stockers and feed
ers s204: COWS and helferE, G2eU450. Gamers.
NG220: bulls. $2.l0d335; Texas and Indian
steers 50 5O0440 COWS and heifers. S2d325.
Hogs-Recepts. $500; 5Ql0c lower. Pigs and
lights. s560Q570; packers, S.65q575 butchers.
S5.s5Q625.
sheep-Receipts 200: steady. Native. NUT
tons s. 7503 %; lambs, S3.75g5; culls and bucks.
1902 p. stOckers. sLGn2
SOUTH OMAHA. oct. o-cattle-Receipts.
4000. Market active. Native beef steers. $3.50
s. 5004 ~. cows and heifers Zoe higher az ESQ
4.50. calves. Ssu5.
Hogs-Reeeipts s. 800 Market Toe lower: closed
strong Heavy S570d590; mixed. s. 7ed5 72is:
light $685. 12is: bulk II sales. S570a5. 72is
Sheer-Recelpts $500 Market active and
stronger. Nethers Ss.Z0q3.59, ewes. S2s063l0;
lambs S3.75qf5
LOUISVILLE. oct. ao.-Catte slow Extrs
shipping. sass; light shipping, sf5005; choice
butcher steers. N0fi0; fair 20 good butchers.
Sn3 Is: choice veals. &.25n5.50.
Hogs steady. best heavies selling at S5-95;
diums s57705.s5, lights. fj.10555, pigs. 100 20
10 lbs s5.25N5.S5; so % 100 lbs, S4525 5e 10 50
lbs. $4,000 roughs, $50
sheep extremely dun. very few selling above
So: lambs, good 10 extra, s3.55gf; common.
S30350.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 30.-Hogs easier at $3.50
Cattle dull and lower az S.7JG5l5.
Sheep dull at slG275; lambs steady az S20i p.
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AT NEW YORK.
Considerable Weakness in Wheat,
Corn Firm-Other Markets Easier.

NEW YORK, oct. 3O-Flour-Receipts
1854 brls; exports, 1893 brs. Market dull
but steady. Corn meal firm; yellow Western
S1.2O; city. $1l7 Rye frmer; No. West
ern, 621kc f. 0. b. afloat
Wheat-Receipts, 40, 400 bu; exports. @. 592
bu. Spot easy; No. red. 79l5c f. o. b.
a1oat. 76lac elevator; No. l northern Du-
luth, 7Sc f. o. b. ahoat; No. ! hard Duluth
$3.50 f. o. b. afioat Options opened easy on
cables, rallied with corn and later expert
enced q second decline. Afternoon selling
motives were favorable Argentine news
large spring wheat receipts, liquidation by
tired bulls and short selling; finally rallied
with corn and closed fairly steady at Ii 8tI4c
net decline March closed al 7912c May at
79d79$sC, October at 1850 and December at
Corn-Receipts, 46,4OO bu; exports. 1881
blu. Spot firm; No. 2, 633sc elevator. $3.50 f.
o. b. a1oat. Options were firm and higher
until afternoon, when realizing and the
wheat break caused a setback. A strong
cash situation, higher cables and good
Western demand prompted the early firm
ness; finally recovered on late covering and
closed firm at CSC net advance. May closed
at 631aQ6SsIc, October at $3.50 and Deem
Der at 63d63@sc.
Oats-Receipts. 264. 400 blu; exports. 1sS 9ss
blu. Spot steady; No. ?, 4112q413tc; No. g.
Ale; No. white, 4Ssiq44c; No. white, 43l4
track white. 4212G47c. Options firm at first
but later eased OFF.
Lard steady; Western steamed, 1910 Re-
fined steady Tallow steady; city, size:
country, 51zQ5%c. Cotton-seed oil weak;
prime yellow. &c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady: No. invoice.
8 11-16c. Mild quiet; Cordova, 71kG11c.
Sugar-Raw quiet fair refining, 5-l6c:
8 1-16c. Refined quiet; crushed, 56Oc; pow,
dered, soc; graduated, 5.10c.
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OPERATIONS FOR A RISE
NANIPULATIVE DEALINGS CONGEsT-
ED IN A FEW STOCKS.
Advance Is General i'm Certain Classes
Conditions Are Some Better.

NEW YORK. oct 30-The volume of
dealings fell off still further to-day. and
they were again congested in a few stocks
in which there was rather obvious manipu-
latiOn for an advance. Its effects were con-
fined to the leading active stocks. so far as
any notable results were concerned. The
general list was sluggish and hesltatlng
and fuctuated narrowly throughout. The
coalers were taken in hand for an upward
movement the concerted buying of the
group being based on reports of very
heavy demand and a traffic only limited
by the car supply Of the companies, while
prices are fairly maintained at the maxi
mum of recent years. The high-priced
members OF the active group gained from
2ss TO points, and those selling under par
rose about a point st. Paul resumed it's
recent show of strength and was followed
as usual, by the Pacific stocks TO the extent
OF between ! and ? points. Amalgamated
Copper continued active and somewhat
irregular above yesterdays level on I'M
confirmed rumors circulated of the possible
incorporation of Calumet and Hecla. The
California lead stocks We're strong on pros
poets of improved trade conditions, and
Manhattan and Sugar also helped the show
o. strength. The determination to take a
cheerful view of the gold export movement.
which was increased to-day to a total of
SZSoVO, was apparently based on the idea
that the relief afforded to the foreign stu
atom will be reflected back on this market.
There is some assurance felt, also. that the
movement will be checked after to-mor-
rows reported shipments. This feeling will
be emphasized if the Bank of England
maintains its discount rate unchanged to-
morrow, as now seems possible. The ia
Norable subscriptions announced yesterday
for New York city bonds are taken as re-
assuring money market conditions and the
release of the Nov. ! disbursement, includ-
ing government interest, is looked TO to tide
over next week. Some currency is return
ing from the West, and the transfers TO the
South have diminished Receipts of gold
from the Pacific coast through the sub
treasury have served to tighten the drain
of that institution on the money market.
With surplus reserves at a figure well
above that of last year and a year before,
anxiety over the money market outlook
tends TO relax. and the sentiment Is eX-
pressed that the gold exports can we'll be
spared.
Railroad bonds were only moderately
active and show irregular changes Total
sales at par value were $3.50, 900. United
States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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Trensnrr statement.
PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Considerable Buying for Supposed
Insiders Strengthens the Market.

Meyer & Kisers Telegram
NEW YORK, oct. 30.-During the greater
part of the day the market showed a decid-
eddy firm undertone. Foreign houses were
only moderate sellers, and their sales
seemed to be absorbed without having very
much effect on prices. The market was
inclined to broaden, dealings being more
diversified than for some days. There was
an absence of news. but the character of
buying of St Paul and Union Pacific, to-
gether with the rise which took place in
Northern Pacific preferred was taken as
an indication that substantial progress was
being made in the ,ttlement OF the North
ern Pacific controversy. The coal stocks
showed increased activity and considerable
strength. One house alone bought about
Is 600 shares Of Reading common, supposed
to be for insiders. Delaware, Lackawanna
x Western and Delaware X Hudson were
bought by brokers usually representing in
vestment interests The industrials, al
though not so active as the railroads. also
showed an improving tendency, with the
exception of Glucose, which was decidedly
heavy in the expectation that the directors
at their meeting this week would reduce,
If not suspend altogether, the dividend.
Contradiction of the rumOrs of a disagree
.ment among the insiders i'm the Steel Cor
nora ton was responsible for a good deal of
covering in these securities. Although a
good deal of long stock seemed to be sold
during the morning by "A Boston house,
Amslgamated Copper finally closed higher
noon the upward tendency in the whole
market became still more pronounced, and
the close was strong at about the best
prices of the day.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Oct. SO.--Butter-Receipt-, s.54s
packages. Market quiet State dairy, l4G2lc;
creamery 15a22l2c; June creamery, Nlzu2ll2c;
factory, 12i2a15c Cheese-Receipts Ills pack
ages. Market quiet; fancy, large, coored. slza
S&c; fancy, large, white, sq9Aci fancy, small.
colored, lOl4alO4sc; fancy, small, white, lO1@c.
Eggs-Receipts, 6.546 packages. Market STEADY
state and Pennsylvania, 22Q23c; Western can
died. 2lQ22c; Western uncandled, l6q2lgc.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9O.-Butter frmer.
Fancy Western creamery, 22lAQ23c; fancy near
by prints, 25c. Eggs firm. Fresh nearby and
Western, 23c. fresh Southwestern, 22c: fresh
Southern, 23c. Cheese firm; fair demand. New
York full creams, fancy small, 10&0lOssc; New
York full creams, fair to choice, 9d1Ol2c.
BALTIMORE Oct S0.-Butter firm fancy i'm
itation 1SQ1912c; fancy creamery. 234231zc; fancy
ladle' I6qIic; store packed, lSal5c. Eggs firm
fresh, 2OQ2lc. Cheese firm; large, 10ql04c; me
dunn, 1oAQllc; small, 1oss1llc.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.-Hens. &C per ID: spring
chickens Sd10c per 10. s1.35d2 per doz; young
ducks. 61997c per h. geese, full feathered, 81 50
TO per doz; young turkeys, 1g112c per 10; old,
6lsq7c.
CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; cream
cries. l442 diaries, 13u19c. Cheese steady at
9&ql0l3c. Eggs firm; fresh, l9d1slsc.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 30-Packing butter lie
per 10; common country, 12q13c: good, 15c; Elgin.
24c in 6O-lb tubs, 24i9c in 30-lb tubs. Eggs l6ia
d17c.
KANSAS CITY. oct. SO.--Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, lie Dozen loss of, cases
returned.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. SO.-E;utter steady; creamery.
1SQ25c; dairy, 1fd17c. Eggs steady at lie.
CINCINNATI, oct. 30.-Eggs firm at 1Sc But
ter steady Cheese firm; Ohio fiat, l0c.
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EIsew here.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Cattle-Receipts p 600 in
Guiding 900 Texans and 1900 Westerns Re- Z
cattle mostly Joe 10 l5c lower; cows slow. Good
prime steers, S6n5.S0. poor 90 medium s. Sl0
80: stockers and feeders, S20l.25: COWS 81 2-l1
$50: heifers. S2.2505; canners, SI2502 -: bulls.
S2d450: calves. S3H6.25; Texas fed steers s3lf
40: Western steers, s.. 60a5.l5
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 200. tomorrow.
27O00: left over. 5000. Market 54l0c lower close
on bottom. Mixed and butchers S5.75UG. 20. good
to choice heavy. S5.SJd6.22iz rough heavy s. sod
80; light. S5.I5a5.S0; bulk OF sales S5.75a5.s0.
Sheep-Recefpts %. 600 Sheep mostly Toe
lower: lambs l5a25c lower. Good 20 choice
wethers, s. JeQ4 fair 10 choice mixed s. sons al.
Western sheep. S3n375. native lambs. s. 50fi4 C..
Western lambs. S3Uf41.
Ofhcial observation-disclosures. Cattle. SI0S;
hogs, 34.530, sheep. =, us Shipments. Cattle
L. AZ: hogs. 1872; sheep. 3.il5
KANSAS CITY. oct o.-Cattle-Receipts Of
natives, u.O0J. Texans 500. native calves 600
cornfed steers and steady Zoe lower:
gsass cattle and stockers and feeders steady f:
choice EXPORT and dressed beef steers. S575Gs 30:
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Rates on Looms and Exchange-CIenr-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-C Commercial paper, AZ
06 per cent; time loans, 546 per cent
Clearings, 81. 446 297.02; balances, S273 6S2.36.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 3&4G "A
per cent; last loan. 3s4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4lzd5 per cent. Sterling
exchange steadier; actual business in bank
ers' bills, AS65s for demand. $4S31214. S5ss
for sixty days; posted rates, AS4i2 ana
AS11z; commercial bills, A.S2&4 G4.S3l4.
Clearings, $24l $40. 7S7; balances, $12 $50, 605
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange S4.S4l2 and
AS712. New York exchange. 15a25c discount
Clearings. $25,S76,36f; balances, 50 .236
BOSTON.-Clearings, SO, O69. 495; balances,
g, 057, 355.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 42Q5 per cent
Clearings, 1888. 40; balances, 2,sS,602.
ST LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent. New York exchange, 40c discount
Clearings, s7.0S2, 625; balances, SS34,1l9.
BALTIMORE.-Mon 4&45 per cent.
Clearings, So, 54S, col; balances, $4l4,llS
CINCINNATI.-Mo Money. 4Gl6 per cent. New
York exchange, 10c premium Clearings,
s., 763, 300.
NEW ORLEANS.-New York exchange,
bank rate, par; commercial, $l.25 discount.
Clearings, 81 ,S34,2I3.
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Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST LOUIS Oct. SO.-Flour generally dull but
some movement for export Red winter patents,
3 s extra a. Fancy ana asd straight sSqS
IS. so. Cornmeal, $3.50 T. o. b. Bran strong:
red, cash, 7ll2c; December. l7sc; May. 75lsc;
December. JS5sc' May May Use. oatsmNo. cash
white 4Oc Pork easy; jobbing. sl5.5Oal6 Lard
steady, $3.50. Dry salt meats quiet; boxed extra
s. s2ls Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts 50 l2is.
clear ribs. $s25; clear sides. $3.50. Hay quiet:
steady $3.50. Iron cotton ties qt-iet. s1l0; bag
ging steady 6bQ1c. Hemp twine SC. Receipts
oats "a o00 Shipments-Four. II. 600 brls. xbe9t
80 900 bu; corn, 5000; oats. $1,000
LOUISVILLE, oct. sO.-wheat-No. ? red anc
longioefry satc Ser M fop bptgE &C
for dark peaches. ll9q2c: Beans, northern
hand-picksd. 81 per bu; new home beans. s1.75q2.
2S1: extra clean bluegrass. 35c; fancy red TOP.
lldl2c per 10; red clover, S5.50g5.75 per bu. Hay
$40 5OG11 so; straw, S5a5.50. Clean ginseng 81 =
as per ID. Potatoes, s2q2.25 per brl. Onions
baEe. sOcas1 per brl. Carrots, 81 per brI. Pep
pers. 81 per bu. Green beans, $3.50 per bu. Lima
beans soc per gal
RAT.TINORE. oct so-Flour firm ana nm
changed Wheat dull and easy; spot month and
November. IS14g7Ssse; December. 74Ad74ssc;
s ssy by sample s5a74c Southern Os @1
grade 70i4Q74hc. Corn firm; spot and month,
steamer mixed 5sH65sitc; Southern white corn.
55a5sikc: Southern yellow corn, 53G5Slzc. oats
frmer: No. white, 42isq45c: No. mixed AHA
41Ibc Rye dull; No. nearby, soc; No . West
ern. Sc Sugar firm; fine and coarse granu-
lated 5.15c.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 30.-Wheat-Spot, No
red Western winter steady az IS sd; No. l north
ern spring quiet at IS 81; No. 1 California
steady at IS l0d. COrn-SpOt firm: American
mixed new, firm at As llEG Iard-Aemericar
refined, in pals. quiet AZ ass; prime Western In
tierces quiet at AS. Hams-ShOrt quiet al
aQu a Tlar -fs,
short-clear backs quiet at ass Cd clear bellies
quiet SIS cd; shoulders. square. quiet 37s.
KANSAS CITY. oct. acknowledgements,
6S%d6si4c: May 70sc; cash No. 2 hard. 67I5c,
No. 2 red 70IsQ7lc. Corn--December. 5ehc: May,
5sMc; cash No. mixed, coo; No. white. 606
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Mckinley Autograph sold for 1928.

NEW YORK. Oct. SO.-The first auto
graph of President Mckinley offered at
public auction in this city since his death
has just been sold by a Fifth-avenue firm.
Ii was simply his name in full. William
Mckinley" written across an original cabi-
net photograph OF him. Nevertheless, much
interest was manifested by autograph col.
lectors in the disposition of this item. After
spirited bidding the autograph was secured
by George ID. Smith for 1926. This indicates
that McKinley's autograph. at the present
time, commands as high a price as that OF
any of the Presidents
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as eeO bu; corn. "a. 200: oats. 1000 Shipments
Wheat. 1850 bu; corn. $500; oats. moe.
CINCINNATI. oct. 30-Flour dull Wheat
easier No. red FAC Corn quiet: No mixed.
Gle. oats firm; No. 2 mixed, 3sIsc. Rye steady
No Q 56lac. Lard easy at $3.50. Bulk-meats
quiet SS.31ia Bacon easy $50 Whisky
ldistilers' finished goodsl firm On basis Of
$780, Sugarsteady.
TOLEDO. oct 30.-Uheat dull: cash. 7SA.c;
December, 74ixc May, IKE Corn active and
firm; May. 6oi5c. Oats-DecembeT SSl2c May,
S9lec. Rye. 56lac. Glover seed active October.
$3.50; December. S5.62ia. January. sos. Febru-
airy. $5.67ls; March, $40 Timothy seed. $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS. oct. 3)-Wheat-Cash. 69Ssc:
December, 67s.a67sc; May. 7OE87oasc. on
track. No. hard. Use; No. northern. 69Ssc;
No northern, 67}sc
DULUTH, oct. 30-Wheat-Cash. No 1 hard.
,3lse; No I northern eS'se; December SS>sc;
MILWAUKEE,. Oct 3O.--Barley steady; No. ?,
Sc: sample. 45d57lzc
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 30.--Credit balances, 81 80
Certificates no bid Shipments 127. IA brls;
age, lO2OSS brls; runs 10, 7S6 brls; average, 81.
1S3 bTls
WILMINGTON, Oct 30.-Spirits OF turpentine
nothing doing. Rosin firm at 90G95c. Crude
turpentine steady at s1.l0 to 81. Tar steady at
S1.25.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 3O.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, 94c; South Lima and In
diana, sec.
firm and unchanged. Rosn firm and unchanged
SAVANNAH. Ca, Oct. 3O.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm, S512c bid Rosin firm and unchanged.
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The Apple Famine.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-The apple famine
which dealers have been predicting for sew
eral months is now an assured fact saws
the Tribune. Ever since the unfavorab bic
apple weather In the spring buyers and
growers have anticipated short crop and
now local dealers announce that the situa-
ton is even worse than anticipated. One
dealer is quoted IA estimating the crop at
%. 100000 barrels as against 100000 bar
rels last year and 100000 barrels the year
previous.