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IMMENSE TRADE in CORN
HEAVY LONGS DRIVE SHORTS TO
COVER, CAUSING BULGE.
December at One Time Two Cents
Provisions Close at Advances.

CHICAGO, Oct 17-There was an enor-
nous trade I'm corn on the Board of Trade
to-day and prices on both grains and provl-
sions were higher, December corn closing
1lea1Sc higher, wheat MGAc up. oats &c
higher. with January provisions unchanged
to nc higher
Wheat was again irregular and the vol
ume of business was fairly large. Weather
conditions were against the market. but
higher cables and the decided advance in
corn caused a strong feeling to the situa-
ton. Early in the session prices were
higher. but large amount of long stun.
especially May, was dumped on the market,
together with considerable short selling,
and these factors, in conjunction with
temporary decline in corn, brought about
reaction. With improvement in outside
markets there was another rally and the
close was firm and higher. Decepber
opened a shade to 1sdAc lower, at 71A9
nBc, advanced to 72Ac, declined to 1esc
only to rally again to 72s4c. The close was
h4Ac higher, at 72lsc. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 100000 blu. Primary
$4,000 blu year ago. Minneapolis and Du-
lutn reported receipts of l6o cars, which,
with local receipts of no cars, three OF con-
tract grade made total OF ga cars,
Trade in corn reached such immense pro-
portions that it impossible to tell who
was buying or who was selling, but I'm spite
or the large volume of the business there
were no new features to the situation. 1t
was simply case of one or two prominent
longs holding the whip over the shorts,
who covered freely to-day. resulting in a
sensational advance. At one time Decem-
Der was over &c above yesterdays closing
price. The excitement did not subsde until
thrown into the pit. After the lull in De-
cember commission houses took on consd-
cradle May, advancing that option also.
The close was strong and higher. Decem-
Der opened a shade lower to sake higher,
at 51@5111c From the opening there
steady advance to 531sc, declining later to
o2c. The close was 11hdl5sc higher, at 52ssc.
Local. receipts were 1855 cars, sixty-three of
contract grade.
There was little trading in oats, but the
market was firm in sympathy with corn.
Fluctuations were confined within a mar
row range and the close was slightly high
er, December being up hc, at 31sc, after
selling between 31kc and 311sc. Receipts
were 1913 cars.
Provisions opened strong on higher prices
of hogs and on strength in corn. and while
trading was not heavy there a good
demand from brokers and commission
houses, and with light offerings the market
held strong. January pork closed TIC high
er, at I6.O29; lard was unchanged, at $780,
with ribs &c higher, at SS47h
Estimated receipts for to-morrow-Wheat,
50 cars; corn, $40; oats, go; hogs, 10000
head
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TRADE IN GENERAL,


ST. LOUIS. Oct r.-Flour steady: red winter
patents, ss.s5as.5o; extra family and straight,
.sSs clear earn es Timothy seed steady
higher; sacked, east track 7Id7sc Wheat high
er; No. red. cash. elevator. Tie; track, 7ldS2c;
72G74c. Corn higher; No. 2. cash. SIC; track,
hlshsr: No 3 cash s9iEc; tracs; siGsiH: De,
white, &c: Rye firm at sc: Pork higher; job
bing old sl7.55; new. ST. IS. Lard higher at
5000 Dry.salt meats steady: boxed, extra
sllS7Ia. Bacon steady; boxed. extra shorts and
clear ribs, sl2 s2is short clear sl2s7ls Hay
strong: timothy. ssgis; prairie. ss5oa1O56.
sassnr. 5-isca7 1-isc. Hemp twine' sc 'iy ne.
ceipts-F1our. 70c0 bris wheat, no. 900 bu: corn.
5000 bu; oats. 20. 900 blu. Shipments-FIour - 900
brls: wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. 1900 bu oats 40
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 17.-wheat-No. 2 red and
longberry. re, No. red and longberry Tic
Peaches aq2lsc. Beans-Northern hand-picsed
Si: clover Noaii Straw. $3.50. Clean ginseng
crop potatoes. s1.35@l5o per brl: Northern pota-
toes soG55c per bu. Onions. s2a2 Is per brI
New cabbage. soc per bri; Peppers. 81 per bril-
Green beans. s2g22s per BRIL- Tomatoes, 75cQN
per bu.
BALTIMORE. Oct. l7.-F1our dull and ua-
changed. Wheat firm; spot and October 74ixl
7Ii1c: December 75d75kc: steamer No. red.
on grade. 7aa7sisc. Corn unsettled and hisher.
new or old. November. sac; year. sl95lhc; JAM
uary 4sLdlsizc; February. 4shc: Southern white
arm: No white, SIC: No. MIXED. Sc. Rys
irm: No 2 Sc; No. Western SEC bid.
KANSAS CITY. Oct l7;-wheat--December.
ssk0ss7sc: May. ssxc: cash. No. bard, ss6ssssc
ssSassSc: May. ssEc; cash. No. mixed. MSc::
s Pss RseeiSss-WSsss IL 80 b.: cora. M y
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BEST CATTLE STEADY; INFERIOR
GRADES DULL AND LOWER.
Hogs I'm Good Demand and Ten to Fiji
teen Cents Hfgher-Sheep steady
Condition of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Oct.
r.-Cattle-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 400. The
combined receipts OF cattle for FIVE days exhibit
an increase OF about 600 compared with the same
time last week. but decrease OF over 500 COM
pared with the corresponding time a year ago.
fhe receipts to-day show a good Improvement
a week ago. but were fully 200 smaller than
o1ents in the markee that are OF very great i'm
bortance. The demand from practically all
sources steady for strictly thick, fat cattle
In their class and any that up to the re-
quirements sold promptly enough at fully steady
prices compared with those current recently.
Aside from that however. the market was as
irregular and uncertain IL has been hereto
the expectations OF owners. The class of cattle
between stockers and fat grades were very badly
neglected and II was very difficult to establish
prices that would make an outlet for the sup
ply. There in this class that could
be sold at anything like last Fridays prices.
and In a general way sales probably 15c
TO Csc lower. There was a fair demand for the
good stockers and feeding cattle that could be
sold around $3.50 and under, but there is still a
very limited request for the better kinds of
feeders and comparatively few salable above
$50. II Is advisable for shippers to continue
to be very careful in buying common medium
cattle In the country and IL Is probably best for
the market to restrict your shipments OF this
class as much possible. Quotations:
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butter. Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Oct 7.-Butter-Receipts. 5.e$
packages. Market steady to firm; state DAIRY,
1SQ23l.c; extra creamery, 24i1c; common 70 cholce
creamery 1920. Cheese-Recepts, u.113 pack
ages. Market firm: new State full creams. small
coored fancy and white. l2Ac; large coiored ana
white. 12c. Eggs-Receipts 5.s55 packages Mar
ket firm; State and Pennsylvania average pest
22G2ic; Western candled. 2lasSc; refrigerated
19d2lc.
BALTIMORE, Oct T.-Brtter firm and I'M
changed; fancy imitation, 10000; fancy cream
cry 2i625c; fancy ladle, lSql9c fancy roll, lo1
lSc: good roll l5fl6c; store packed, l5ulfc. Eggs
firm and unchanged: fresh 22bzd23c- Cheese
firm and unchanged; large l2al-Sc; meolum'
12LGl2lkc: small. l2izd12&c.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 17.-Butter firm and IN
good demand extra Western creamery 24a1c;
extra nearby prints, s6c Eggs steady and IN
fair demand; fresh nearby, FAC. loss on fresh
Western 23G23iac; fresh Southwestern, zzgzSci
fresh Southern, 21d2ec.
CHICAGO, Oct. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm, creanerles
1slzG23%c; diaries, l5S21c. Eggs firm at zl1se
loss Oft and cases returned. Cheese STEADY at
1oisG11izc.
KANSAS CITY Oct 17.-Eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 1ii3c, loss on, cases
returned.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Eggs firm at Isle But
ter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio nat. l2dl21Rc
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 17.-Butter firm; creamery, ~
G25c: dairy. 1sG22c. EGGS steady at 1sc
LOUISVILLE Oct H.-Butter-Common and
medium, 13al4c: good, 15@l7c. Eggs lIc.
BOSTON, Oct I7-IspecialE Eggs steady at
22c
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Poultry.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.-Live poultry dull
and weak; fowls. -0Ql2c: old ROSTERS. Sc; spring
chickens. l0G11c ducks. 10412c: turkeys. 100
lie; geese leGi1c. Dressed poultry quiet and
fowls easier fowls. choice Western, 1Si7c; choice
Southern and Southwestern. 12l1qlSc; choice fair
to good, nRR12c; old ROSTERS, &c; roasting
chickens, nearby large, 16c; nearby small ana
medium. nGl5c: Western nearby large. lac;
Western small and medium, l0m1sc.
NEW YORK Oct. 17.-Poultry-Alve quiet but
steady: chickens. l0kqllc; turkeys, sqsszc'
fowls, 1lIzQl2c. Dressed easier; Western chick
ems. sGI3c: Western fowls, 1o11Sc spring tur-
keys, 7@ISc.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17.-Hens. &c per Id; spring
chickens. 9Gl2iac young ducks, ekG1oc; young
guineas, 99loc; turkeys s1fa91ec; geese, si.5oa5
per doz.
ST LOUIS Oct I7.-Poutry firm: chickens.
1oc: springs. Io9io1zc; turkeys. s41oc; ducks,
10l1c; geese, 6lsc
BOSTON Oct 17.-[Special. Poultry active;
fowls, 1shc: springs. 12al3lzc; turkeys, l2ql6c
CHICAGO, Oct. 1T.-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys, 12ql3c chickens. 10dl2c.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Poultry firm; hens. loc;
springs, 1lql2c; turkeys, &c.
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At NEW YORK.
Grains Are Active and Higher, and
Other Commodities Are Firm.

Grains Are Active and Higher, and
Other Commodities Are Firm.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7-Flour-Receipts.
22.5S4 brls; exports, 26,67S brls. The market
was moderately active and held at full
mill limits. Buckwheat flour dull at $40
Q25O spot and to arrive.
Wheat-Receipts 123.275 bu; exports, A.
242 blu. Spot firm; No. 2 red, 7Sc elevator;
77A97sc +. o. b. afioat; No. 1 northern Du-
luth, S2%c f. o. b. afioat; No. hard Mani
toba, S3AGS3a4c f. o. b. afioat. Options
opened easy on disappointing cables and
larger Northwestern receipts, but speedily
rallied and had an Irregular advance with
corn, holding firm all day. Buying was also
stimulated by large clearances. talk of rain
and lessened crop estimates. until the last
half hour, when it ceased because of poor
export trade; closed unsettled at Ac net
advance; May, "a 7-16q1S19c, closed at 7Sc;
December 77hG7S 3-l6c, closed at 77&c
Corn-Receipts, 16, 200 bu;. exports, 1850 bu.
b. afioat; No. yellow, Tic; No. white,
nc. Bullishness again had full swing in
the corn market, and while occasional
periods of reaction occurred the general
ther good support by Chicago interests
covering and prospects for rain were the
features; closed &c net higher; May. $50
49Ac. closed at 49hc; December, 57d5SAc
oats~Receipts. $1,000 bu; exports. 57.sls
blu. Spot firm; No. 2. 341kc; standard white
&c; No. white. &c; No. white, 36lsc
track white, 36m41c. Options, with other
markets, held firm all day; December
closed at 37lsc.
Lard-Refined firm; continent at S1175: s.
A. STEPS: compound. N50d7.75. Tallow firm:
city, 6Ikc; country, 6&@7c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice,
sac; mild dull; Cordova, 72G12c
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining &c: CEN
trifugal, IS test, 9-l6c; molases sugar 2%c;
refined steady.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
nhed by hs Indiana T an and as oan
Company. No. la7 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3005:
Ruth NJ. Bosart, guardian, to William
l. Elder und els of pt e Il. Sec 4.
Washington 81 St. ~es, 'S Of west lin fa Of
Ruth s H. Bo.art ct al. to william L. ''""
Is. H 4. Center township. East
Washington st, west or west limit OF
Walter B Pelkin: 70 Leroy Lauder. ''''"
Shelby shsh and and Albany er :tsS aoo .oos zoo
Kate Suter to Alice L. Lewis. Lot 10
% p e h1a st. ne sie Fort WAYNE vi s
Arthur G. Fosdyke to Annie N. Smith.
Lot 2gs. Jackson Park. Hovey st.
Alice nesf F. Lube to j J. H. Pattison, Lot 500"
90 Blk IS. In 81 Lincoln Park add.
(New Jersey st. near Twenty-nfth st). $500. 90
Ord Everman;- trustee s to Joseph H.
William c. Van Arsdel to Jonas F.
Johnson pit Lots s, 20 and q. q James ,nes,A:
sv. near Twenty-third st1.........."..... z5oooo
George n Rouse to Henry w. Reth-
y Sii * Fi nSs r. sad CYanaes st, near
Fifteenth SD . 100000
Lot G. Haydens sub OF Outlet IS
Johnson's heirs add. broadway st.
FTeder,ek sehmoe TO Louis G schmoe. $4,000
Lot 2l, Hartman's sub, Robson
Voorhees's add NEW York st,
Lawrence ns Los.don to Edwin d. Logsdon. '''"
Lot q Logsdon's Home Place SUBJ. 400 100
Geo b. Wren Ella Hadley, Lot l.
Blk 81. Brightwood. Foundry IT. near
1a assn nee Lo.sdon to- Martha Iocsion. i'i""
Coull. Lot 3, Logsdons Home Place
w smo T. steie to olive A. johnston Lot ''OO'
III In r. T. F1etcher's 2d Brightwood
add ia Sale st. near 23d stu. 10000
Hattie Jones to Milton Patterson ct al
Lot 90. Robbins Haughville add.
concord st. neaf Michigan st.).......... 100
Felix F. McWhirter TO Robt. c. Law
anchy, Lot ~, Englewood Dearborn
St near washington st).................. 10000
Daniel Waite Howe ct al. exrs, TO
Katherine B. Jennings. Let's 3s. 3i7
and sls Aliens I'd north add. cath st.
near Isabella st) 1890
VIM s. Shelton TO Chss. HAYNES ct ux-.
a aS' near 18th 10000
Blanche X Winter 1T al. 70 David Kahn.
part of Lot /. Sc SO: Lot T. Outlet e.. 200 90
Transfers 20: total consideration. s42 oss IS
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Oct. T.-Turpentine firm at
81. 42h: F, sl.47ik; g, s152ls; H, s175: /. 81; K,
s250; NJ So; n. $3.50; window glass. 1915; water
white, A.l5.
tiscates. no bid Shipments, s4.763 brls average.
&c. 1852 brls runs. 81 107 brls; average. 59e brs
WILMINGTON. Oct. 17--Spirits turpentine
firm at 53hc. Rosin steady at s1.20d1z5. Crude
turpentine firm at s75 to $3.50. Tar firm at ST. 40.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 17.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, 95c; South Lima and In
diana, 90c.
CHARLESTON, Oct 17.-Turpentine firm at
Sc Rosin firm; b, c, ID, $1.30. Sales, 400 brls.
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EAST LIBERTY. Oct. 17.-cattle-
Pensions for Veterans.


named Indianians:
Original-Isaiah b. Fisher. Fort Wayne. So
william j. Bart. Muncie, $40; Oscar o. Burns,
Rossvile, IS (war with SPAIN: Charles B. Sho-
walter. Acton. So (war with Spain.)
Increase. Reissue. etc.-James III. Watson, Ar
gus, IS; Elias Oberholtzer, South whitley, $40;
James III. Chafin. New Harmony, S27: George
w Cornwen. Bloomington, s24; Samuel l.. b.
Moore Freetown. s14; DIETRICH Wiseman Pitts
burg s24: John j. Dukes. Midtown. $l2: Luke b.
Coggswell. valeene. si7; Samuel Livingston
worthington. SIG: George W. Osbon. Maxwell
$40; Adam Colt. Mellott. sl2; Henry c. Cochran
Underwood. $40; Nicholas Mashino. Hammond
$40: George II Ryman, Indianapolis, SIP: George
w Jones, Syracuse. Sl2; Valentine BARLEY,
Dixon sl2: Richard Duffy. Muncie. s17: John W.
Lipperd, Elrod. SIC: Jesse N Morgan. Rich
mond 81 twar with Spain;l
Widows. Minors and Dependent Relatives
Lorenzo Snow, Huron. s.: Martha NJ. Matthews
Titusville, sl2: Eliza A. Clark. Rushville. IS:
Amelia Mitchell. New Albany. IS; Mary j. Eng
land Seymour, IS: Pauline Goldman, Grants
burg, IS: Mary A. Wilson. Rushville. sl2.
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Inferior TO best pigs.
Roughs and stays.

Sheep--Recepts. 30; Shipments, zoo. The mai
keting OF sheep and lambs for. five days shows
little change compared with the same time last
week. but decrease Of over 1900 compared with
the corresponding time year ago. The receipts
to-day were small, being 500 less than a. week
ago and year ago. The market opened with
hardly much inquiry from local butchers as
there has been heretofore this week, but there
was additional competition from shippers and
the demand proved about equal to the supply
There was no occasion, however, for any ad-
vance in values, and the best statesmen could DO
was to get steady prices A good clearance was
made promptly and the market closed steady
Lambs sold as high as s.. other sales were at
a 25G415 and the best sheep here sold at S.4O
Win other sales s313. IS. Quotations:
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Wool.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
will say in to-morrow's report on the wool trade
of the United States: The feature OF the week
has been the heavy purchases by Philadelphia
buyers of territory and other woods The demand
from other sources has been steady, and the
business of the week in the aggregate has been
large Prices firm on all grades, but no
complete advances have been made Foreign
markets are frmer above the importing point
The receipts of wool In Boston since Jan. l.
1902 have been 272 35S lbs. against 225Ss 66t
ments to date 222, SIS, 11 lbs. against ship
ments Of 204 $50 for the same period in 1901.
The stock on hand in Boston Jan. /. 1902. was
n 34O The total stock to-day is IT, 435 sos
lbs The stock hand Oct. 49, 1901 was 9l,454,-
707 lbs
ST LOUIS, Oct. 11.-wool steady: medium
grades and combing, 15d1sc; light fine l3QlIc;
heavy fine 10dl3c; tub-washed, 16Q26izc.
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments, $500. The re-
celpts OF hogs continue just fair. the supply for
Ave days being about 1850 smaller than the same
time last week and 5000 smaller than the COR
responding time a year ago. The receipts to-day
around 1.5o0 larger than a week ago. but
not quite as large as year ago. The market
opened with practically all buyers In the field
and. In keeping with other places. the first bids
were at higher prices. but hardly much as
statesmen expected. and IL took a little time
10 get together. Soon. however, with rather
good shipping demand and at least steady COM
petition from local packers. the offerings were
vance In prices. Some sales were not 10 exceed
10c higher than yesterday, while others doubt
were i5c higher. and in a general way the mar
ket was reported a big dime higher than yes
terdays average. Practically all of the early ar
riyals changed hands at opening prices, but at a
late hour few leads OF extraordinary good
heavy hogs besides number that were arriv-
ing on late trains had not found outlet The
clearance. however. satisfactory and the
close was considered steady at the advance
sales ranged from IS IS 70 x.5o. and a large pro-
portion OF the supply sold above 1896. Quota
tons
Good 70 choice medium 70 heavy.....C eoG7 50
Mixed and heavy packing. .............. GsG4730
Common % fatr light weights. ........... Gss6Ss5
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.BiSBY, A T., Oct. 1.-Two Mexicans
were run over by train at Aqua Petra,
across the international line from Douglass,
A T., yesterday. One was killed and the
other badly injured. The train men were
Immediately arrested and placed in the
Mexican Jail. They are Ed Patterson, en-
gineer; Fred McDonough. fireman; George
McGorse. yardmaster. and f. H.. Kidd.
switchman. Excitement Is intense at
Douglass. Superintendent Morgan has per-
suaded party of railroad men not TO cross
the lire and liberate the Americans.
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Chicago Stocks.
TCranger Farwell a. Co.'S Telegram.l
MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS-Com paper, 4d6
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, 81 1881, 2z7.72; balances, s270,167.S1.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 81
IA per cent; closed, offered at 5. Prime
mercantile paper, per cent Sterling ex-
change steady; actual business in bankers
bills s4 So. 6Oli4. $3.50 for demand 81. 81. 55G
4.S2.65 for sixty days. Posted rates A;S51e
and 1851; commercial bills, $4.Sl. 75a4S Us.
Clearings. s279, $50. 55S; balances, sS.33l, 2S3.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange. 15c dis
count. Sterling exchange, $4S3lk for sixty
days. AS7 for demand. Clearings, $2S,622, :
LOG; balances, 81 ,109, 409-
BOSTON. s23, 1853, 7S5; balances,
$1,572,314.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, s23. $40, $50; balances, S2,937,264.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at sac per
cent. New York exchange, zoe premium.
Clearings, $S,501, 022; balances, 1888, AL.
BALTIMORE.-Money, 6 per cent. Clear
ings, 50, ISL. 1888; balances, $569,OS3.
CINCINNATI.-Mone sac per cent.
New York exchange, par and 10c premium.
Clearings, $3,5S1,SOO.
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Money Rate. Abroad

LONDON.-Money, 11zd2 per cent; dis
counts BASS and 3A@3 5-16. Consols,
80 1-16Q93 3-16. Spanish fours, STA.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 100f 15c
for the account. Exchange on London,
&c 141ac for checks. Spanish fours closed
at S7.S2.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
45apf for checks. Discount rates. short
bills, 21s per cent; three months bills, g.
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Eleventh Juror secured.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE work of COM
plotting the jury TO try Roland b. Molineux,
charged with the murder of Mrs. Katherine
J. Adams. was continued to-day and DUR
eleventh juror. After recess, there being
no talesmen CO hand, court adjourned until
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.eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady
Wheat-No.. spring, 72d74c; No. g. 6Sd72c: No
red. 70G7lc. Corn-No. 2 Gle; No. yellow,
Sale No. rye. 4shd4S%c. Fair to choice malt
ing barley, 4Sq56c. Flaxseed-No. 1, sl-1s; No. 1
Northwestern, s1.19. Clover, contract grade,
sll.25 Mess pork, per brl, s17.45G1750 Short
rib sides 0oose), s11.75@l2. Dry-salted shoulders
tboxed). $9756fl0 Short clear sides tboxed), $l2d
II %. Whisky-Bass of high wines. s1.32
Receipts-Flour, 2i00 brls; wheat, 152 900 bu
corn POP. 500 bu; oats. 295 100 blu; rye, g. 100 bu
barley. T74Oo bu Observation-Disclosures. 1890
brls; wheat, 80. 800 bu; corn, 300 bu; oats
Ia, 400 bu; rye 200 bu barley. 1900 bu.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-General business in cot
ton goods quiet at first hands, but prices
well maintained. Bids Of &c for regular print
cloths still in the market, but sellers. Mar
row odds sold in fair quantities at firm prices.
Linens very firm, with fair demand. Bur-
laps are dull. but prices unchanged.
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For Mooresvine and intermediste point. car
viii a. ESQ a m. and every hour thereafter 20
S Including e.s0 p m. after which time
al, leave al $50 and II 10.
VIII ~ Iseves Mooresville at 3 q m and everv
go sSereafter 10 and including I p m. amer
nSs time q car will leave az 10 o'clock-
rhe 6 a m car leaving Aoorceville reacoe. <ho
r,n,e, station az Indianapolis II time % oonnec4
Win sunday morning excursions C AZ r11Irc01A
Hourly ssrvice - BrSokiyA
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. E.-Co.ton steady.
Sales $3.50 bales Ordinary, 15-16c: good or
binary Z 7-16c: low middling. nc; middling.
I-lsc; good middling. SIC; middling, SIC: mid
ding s s-16c. Receipts, 1o.455 bales; stock.
1872 1I bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull; midding uplands, S.7oc mddling gulf,
9O5c Sales, l,309 bales
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transactions at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. Oct I.-Cattle-Receipts small; shipments
none No changes are to be noted In the situa-
ton. The butcher market is quoted steady, with
a fair demand The tendency is lower on UNDER
grade stock and the outlet is small Calves are
steady with the top at $3.50. Quotations: