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DemornIized Stocks Made Rapid Re-
covery Under the Favorable Infu-
ences i'm the Days Trading.
RATE REACHED 10 PER CENT.
MOST LOANS MADE AROUND 10 AND
CLOSE WAS AT PER CENT.
RumOrs of Termination Of Anthracite
Strike Gave Confidence and Coal
Stocks Shot Upward.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The stock mar
ket. which closed utterly demoralized as
a result of stringent monetary conditions
and other unfavorable circumstances. made
a sensational recovery to-day. The chief
causes for the complete reversal were the
action of Secretary Shaw in removing the
restraint on bank reserves and persistent
reports from various quarters that the coal
strike had at last reached the point where
negotiations for settlement were actually
under way. For this last rumor there ap-
peared to be little or no foundation, ac-
cording to the individual and collective
statements of the leading operators made
after the regular weekly meeting.
Another influence for better prices was
the decline in call money rates. though
during the morning loans were made as
high as Is per cent. A large part Of the
days loans was made at around 10 per
cent, and the rate at the close went down
to 2, but this was really nominal, no money
being placed at that figure
Opening prices were better all the way
from a fraction to five points. Wide OPP
erations in which blocks of 1000, 5000 and
5000 shares changed hands were numerous.
The greatest gains were in the standard
railway shares, notably st. Paul, Louis
vile & Nashville (Which were the brunt of
the previous days pounding), Missouri Pa
cific, Union Pacific, the coalers and a num-
Der Of specialties.
On the floor of the Stock Exchange the
greatest excitement and activity prevailed
during the first hour. Brokers on the short
side were covering with all possible speed
and the bull faction was in absolute con-
troll. The list manifested vacillating ten
dency soon after the first bulge, and many
of the active stocks, whose initial gains
had been largest, receded from 1 to ;
points. The opening rate for call money
was II per cent, but soon advanced to Is
creating general confusion among those
committed TO higher prices.
The most sensational operations devel
| oped in the afternoon on news from
| Washington that the President and his
Cabinet had taken steps to terminate the
| coal strike. In spite of the absence of any
announcement, and with the coal stocks in
| market developed buoyant tone in the
last hour, though operations were confined
| largely to the coalers, which were heavily
| traded in and closed at practically bes
| prices of the day. The days operation:
| were in excess of 300, 900 shares.
Secretary Shaw's visit to the street anC
| his talks with the leading banking interest.
| helped in no small measure to restore con
! hdence. Local banks loaned moderately.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICES.
Situation Changed, but Not EatfreIy
Beyond the Elements OF Danger.

Meyer & Kiser's telegram
NEW YORK. Sept 30.-As the result or
the statement issued by the secretary OF
the treasury this morning the market
opened very strong and in many instances
with furious advances. The buying seemed
TO come largely from the shorts and from
commission houses who sold stocks yester-
day without authority from their custom
ers The covering movement seemed TO be
exhausted during the first thirty minutes.
and owing to uncertainty as TO what ac-
ton of the treasury would be effective in
the money market, prices gradually fell on
and the market became extremely dull
Early loans were made around Is per
cent, but subsequently rates declined 10
6 per cent and during the last hour the
supply OF money was so great that IL was
practically unloanable. The room was sur
prised at this extraordinary decline In the
rates for money. the expectation being that
money would not reach normal rates for
some few days. A buying movement I'm the
general market ensued and the whole mar
ket became extremely strong; reaching
levels which were higher than the highest
prices of yesterday. During the last half
hour the coal stocks became the leaders on
rumor that the strike had been settled
This rumor lacked confirmation, but was
generally believed by the street, owing TO
the character OF the buying.
The market closed extremely strong and
active. Although the situation has un-
doubtedly undergone a material improve
ment il is not yet devoid OF elements OF
danger. IL should be remembered that while
abnormally higher rates prevailed for
money, sterling exchange acted in an I'M
precedented way and failed TO decline so as
TO admit importations of gold. IL Is reason
able TO suppose that this was caused either
by the assistance of a heavy short interest
in sterling exchange or else by the fact
that our credits abroad are extended to-
their utmost limit: consequently, should
rates for money remain easy, II Is fair
presumption that sterling exchange will adj
vance to such point as TO make gold ship
ments a profitable transaction.
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{; o. b. afioat; No. yellow. zee; No. white.
lJc Options market sold of at first under
disappointing cables and local profit TAX
Ing. but recovered I'm the afternoon on bull
ish crop news and small car-lot estimates
at Chicago. and closed firm at partial 1kc
net advance. May, 457s946hc. closed 461sc;
September SIC; October. closed &c; Deem
Der, 513s451Ac, closed 51Ssc-
Oats-Receipts, $4,000 bu: exports. 20,S25
bu; spot easy; No. 2. s2ikc; standard white.
34c; No. 2 white, SAC; No. white, Sac;
track white Western, 53m35c: track white.
State. 3sq2sc. Options moderately active
and steady.
Hops firm at 2ed2sc; 1900. 1sGZc.
Beef quiet: family. s15.5Od1650: mess. sl2Q
12.5O; beef hams. S21G22; packet. sl4ql5.
Cut-meats steady; picked bellies, slSo
Lard easier; western steamed. 5000; Sep
TENDER closed, 5000 nominal; refined easy;
continent. sl0.15; s. A. $ll.eo; compound
S50a7.75
Pork dull family. s9O5OQ21: short clear,
Sl9G2: mess, S1775G1S.50.
Tallow firm; city 60 for package), 6Aa
SIC; country packages free), SIC.
Cottonseed oil irregular; prime crude
nominal; prime yellow. 39Q+oc.
Rice steady; domestic, fair 10 extra, A
Q64c; Japan. 45sG47sc.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z. invoice, SIC
mild steady; Cordova, Sd11Izc
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, &c; centri-
fugal, SO test, 311c; moiasses sugar, 2%c; re-
fined firm.
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AT NEW YORK.
Options Were Steady, with Slight
Advance i'm Prices.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-Flour-Receipts,
$3.50 brls; exports. 2.445 brls; sales. $500
packages; market was more active and
steadier Rye -four dull: fair to good, 50 15q
$40; choice to fancy. s3.50d355. Buckwheat
flour steady at s2.25q2.50. Corn meal steady;
yellow Western. sl.S2: city. $50; Brandy
wine, $s.40q3.55. Rye easy: Northwestern.
5Oiac f. O. b. afloat. Barley steady: mailing,
5Oi%f761c c. /. f. Buffalo.
Wheat--Receipts, Jos. 200 bu; exports, 124.-
12s bu; market steadier: No. red, 731kc ele-
vator; No. red, 73ssq1Sltc 4: o. b. afioat;
No / northern Duluth, 79hc (. o. b. afloat:
No. / hard Manitoba. 7elsc (. o. b. afioat:
Options were steady here all day, notwith-
standing considerable irregularity in West
eru markets. Local offerings proved light
and foreign houses bought little wheat,
Seaboard clearances were fair and local
sentiment rather bullish- The close was
arm and partly &c net higher. May. 740
7llhc. closed 7t7sc; September. q l1-160741xc;
December. 73G734c. closed BIC.
Corn-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports, 16,3Ss
bu; spot steady; NO Z sc elevator and &C
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NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet show the following changes in
available supplies, as compared with last
accounts: Wheat in the United States and
Canada east of the Rockies, an increase
of 1901 900 bu; afioat for and in Europe
an increase of 100000 total supply, an in
crease of SOL 600. Corn, an increase of
400 900 blu. Oats, an increase of 1.047, 600 blu.
Among the more important Increases are
those of 100000 bu at Northwestern in
terror elevators, 275,00o in Manitoba, 191 900
at Newport News, $4,000 at Chicago pri-
yate elevators, 10000 at Minneapolis pri-
yate elevators, 132, 900 at st. Joseph I3l 600
at Omaha, $4,000 at Burlington and 10000
at Portland, Me- The leading decreases are
those of 1885, 900 blu at Louisville and IS 900
at Depot Harbor.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis, baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

patents patent. a. ss259s$s; extra fancy and straight,
go; Bran steady firm; sacked. east track.
ssassc Wheat lower; No. red. cash. elevator.
Der. &c; May. esskc: No 2 hard. s6assc Corn
easy se 30 30 cash Ss.ac tracks 5S.a5sS; sep,en.
lower: 10 CASH SIC: ezra track. Nay SsisSscSc sep
white, $50; Rye dull at 4sa4sEe: HAY better;
SOLO. Dry salt meats steady; boxed. extra shorts
Bacon steady; boxed. extra shorts and clear ribs,
SISSY; short clear. sls. Whisky steady at 81 %
Hemp t%ine &c. ReceptseEi G 5000 brs
wheat. 5000 bu corn. 1900 bu: oats. 1000 bu
corn, 4IoOO bu; oats 200 bu.
BALTIMORE, Sept 3o.-Flour dull and un-
changed; Wheat dull and easy; spot September
Steamer No red. ss3ssc; Southern by sample
65q7oc; Southern on grade. esQ7ol.c. Corn Arm
January. 45a@4sc; Southern white corn. ss9Ssc,
Southern yellow corn. 7oc: Oats firm; No
So ss.c; Ne No. western. sss5c. sugar
firm and unchanged; fine and coarse graduated
LIVERPOOL Sept: so.-wheat-spot,. No 2 rec
spring firm at SIS I'd: No. California firm a.
IS STast one american mned
90. Futures quiet; October, IS AID; January
s I'D March as Receipts S Of wheat d15ins
100000 American. Receipts of American corr
during the past three days. $500 centals.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5o.-wheat-No. red and
longberry, zoe; No. red and longberry. sc. Ap
piles, sundried. 414lac per ID for bright; peaches
2G21c Beans-Nortnern hand picked 81 per bu
Hay-Choice in lots on track, Sl3: clover
sS50Q9 Straw, $3.50. Clean ginseng, Ad40 PEI
10. Potatoes, SIPS per brl; northern potatoes
45G5oc per bu. onions s2Q2.25 per brl. Cabbage
S az se per rf brl Tomaoes beasSc per bu
KANSAS CITY, Sept 9o.-wheat-September
6sc; December, $3.50; cash, No. hard, 67d6sc
December 35%c; cash. No mixed. Soc; No.
white, 5914c. Oats-No. white, 32d52hc. Re
ceipts-Wheat. 1900 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats
1000 bu. Shipnents-Wheat, $500 bu; corn
$500 bu; oats, II, 600 bu.
TOLEDO Sept 30.-wheat dull and shad
lower; cash and September n$c; December
72hc; May, BIC Corn active; September, 6Slzc
December. 43c: May 4034c- Oats quiet; Septen
Der, Gle; December, 3012c; May. BAG. Rye-No
e. Sic. Glover seed moderately active; October
S.. 771z: January, $3.50
CINCINNATI. Sept. so.-Flour steady. Whea
quiet No red. Tic Corn easy: No. mixed
steady; No. 2. 53c. Lard quiet at $40: Bull
meats steady at 5000. Bacon steady at sl225
Whisky active at s1.32 Sugar firm.
DULUTH, Sept. 3o.-wheat-Cash. No. hard
sc; No. northern, 6517c No. northern, 81 &c
December. 65asc; May, 6sAc. Oats-December
2sAc.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING
e4%c; December, 65hc; on track, No. L hard
6INc; No. 1 northern, 6e7sc; No. northern, $3.50
MILWAUKEE, Sept. ao.-Barley steady; No.
Tic; sample, 40G66c.
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Hogs-Receipts, 1910; shipments. LOW. Inc
combined receipts OF hogs thus far this week
are fully as large as the same time last week
and over 1000 smaller than the corresponding
time a year ago. The rscs'pts to-day Were fuiiy
as large as a week ago and over 1000 smaller
than a year ago. The quality did not show
much change compared with he last few days.
hut a Larger uroportion OF light hogs were repre-
ser,Sd Trhs market opened with a fair demand
FOR the better class OF mlxec and heavy hogs;
which brought forth some eomp~ruon ron ioeai
packers and occasional sales ~ the start were
about as high as yesterday There was prac-
tieaIly nothing however 70 gtvs m hags,rine
We, rerorted SC lower. On the class OF hogs
scr which there very little competiton sIsns-
Il nay be aid tia. the average FOR the GAY
was about &c lower than yesteraas. Lssn' noss
srdlnary k:pds looked TO be nln,oss &c ioweT;
Tie ezsdzz Was not actfye ~ - -. ' -. .s-,
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.


WASHINGTON, Sept. So.-The Weather
Bureaus weekly summary OF crop condi-
tons is as follows:
AS a whole the week was very wet in the
districts west OF the Rocky mountains.
with temperatures generally above normal,
except over the middle Rocky mountain
slope, where il was moderately cool. While
the excessive rains interrupted farm work
and delayed the maturing of late crops they
proved favorable for termination of fall
sown grain and placed the soil in fine con-
dition for blowing and seeding. No damage
resulted from frosts, which were confined
to the central and northern Rocky noun
tain districts and extreme North Pacific
coast regions. The general conditions on the
Pacific coast were favorable, although rain
is needed i'm eastern Oregon.
The weather has been very unfavorable
for maturing late corn I'm the central VAL
leys and lake region. especially over the
northern portion of these districts, and the
reports indicate that corn In shock has
been considerably damaged by dampness
and mold over a wide area. and that much
of the crop in the upper lake region and
Missouri valley will not be marketable.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-C1ear.
ings and Balances.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paper, 4@6
per cent; time loans sac per cent. Clear
ings, s1,711 1872 80; balances, $273.969.76.
NEW YORK.-Money on call firm at 30
20 per cent, close offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Ster-
ling exchange firm, then easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.s5G4S5A for
demand and at s4.S21a for sixty-day bills:
posted rates, s4S4@4. $40 and s4.s61z; COM
mercial bills, $4.S21sQ4S25s. Clearings, $685.
752, 754; balances, s15,392 ,003.
CHICAGO-New York exchange par; for
eign exchange unchanged; posted rates.
"a s31k for sixty days and 81. S6H for demand.
Clearings, $31. 1898, 319; balances, s1,547, 800.
MISUNDERSTANDING, s21,55S, 7S9; balances,
s, 1854, 231.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 6 per cent
Clearings, $40. S51, 1853; balances, $2,3S7. S64.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, 10c dis
count. Clearings, S6.S90,1 balances, $685.
057.
BAbTIMORE.-Mon per cent. Clear
ings IS OO3, 923; balances, S7490 95.
CINCINNATI-Money, soc per cent.
New York exchange par. Clearings, So, $780,
90
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Poultry.

HUNTSVILLE. Sept. 30.-Hens, 10c per Id;
spring chickens 1Ojad12izc; young ducks. 9iz6
16c: young guneas. 12d13c: young turkeys. ga
1Oc; young geese, si50Q5 per dozen.
NEW YORK, Sept. sO.-Poultry-Alive steady
and unchanged; dressed quiet; Western chickens
12IL613c; Western fowls, 121zg13c; turkeys, 13q
Ice.
ST. LOUIS, Sept SO.-Poultry steady; chickens
alSc: springs, 9izc: turkeys, sq1oc; ducks, nc;
geese 4i2c.
CINCINNATI. Sept 30.-Poultry steady; hens
1Oc: springs, 10d11c; turkeys, &c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys lSlkc; chickens, 11412c.
BOSTON. Sept So.-lSpecial]-Fowls and
springs, 1ic.
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Packer q Brother. repairs. rear sss East Mar
ket. 500. -
Harry s. Wilson. two-story frame dwolzfnx
Eastern avenue near New York. q. SO
Herman wsinberser. brick addition. ,or eoatA
r. E. johnson. frame. Frank. near Meridian.
l. o. o. y. repairs. Psnnsysvania ed wa
'1 8 Y. Tssswilss. repairs. 81 NORTH s>nss> -
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianaians;
Original-Nathaniel Dresser. Indianapolis IS:
William r. Stetfee. Jerersonville. S. (war with
Spain)
Increase. Reissue. etc--James Craig. Bourbon
S.: Benjamin j. Peake. indianapolis. ST: Lee III
Morgan. Soldiers Home, Lafayette s.; Thomas
C. smith dead. Fort Wayne. 81: Frederick
Grebe dead. Madison. 81.
widows. Minors and Dependent Relatives
Elizabeth Barnhart. BENEFITS Switch. s11 Clara
HayA JasonTiilA ~: Susanna Moore. Elkhart.
81
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Wool.

the wool market has increased since last week,
and prices are very strong Fine woods are es-
necially firm, with offerings limited. Ohio and
Pennsylvania xxx are nominal at 3Od3lc; Xxx
and above 2S14G2sc; X. 26dZ7c; Michigan Y. %
ST2sc Fine territories active and increasing
In strength. Fine staples are quoted at 55n6Oc:
strictly hne, 50155c: fine and fine medium, sou
&c: medium. 45Gizc.
ST LOUIS. Sept. 3o.-Wool quiet: medium
grades and combing 15H1sc: light fine. i3dI7c:
heavy fine, 10Q lSc; tub washed. l6Gzszc-
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lg futures ranged as follows:

spring, ssQ72c. Corr.No; 2 5sa5sc: No. yell
low. 5eQ5Sc. Oats-No. 2S%q29Ac; No. white
81 25Ik; No. 1 Northwestern 81. 25h. Glover. con-
tract grade, $3.50. Mess pork. per brI. SIG. 15@
sides Ooose), s1o.s0Q1O90. Dry sailed shoulders
boxed, So 25@9.5o. Short clear sides (boxed)
s11121kG11.37ts. Whisky. basis of high wines,
sl.32.
Receipts-Flour. $1,000 brls: wheat. 1e5 800 bu;
corn 2g7 600 blu: oats 39s 500 blu: rye, 153 bu /;
barley 10l. 900 bu Shipments-Flour. 1890 brls;
wheat IL 200 bu corn 245, 700 bu; oats f6S 800 blu
rye 1,05o bu; barley, II. 500 blu.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CATTLE WEAKER AND GENERALLY
ABOUT TEN CENTS LOWER.
Hogs in Fair Demand and a Trihe
LOwer-Sheep Active and Steady
Condition Of Other Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS,

UNION sTOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Sept. observation-disclosures. 500; shipments. Zoo
The marketing OF cattle thus far this week
shows a decrease Of $50 compared with the same
time last week and nearly 600 compared with
the corresponding time a year ago. The re-
ceipts to-day 100 smaller than week ago
and over 200 smaller than year ago. The ar
rivals were again made up principally OF cattle
of only fair to medium quality, and strictly top
kinds in their class were not represented. Most
of the offerings therefore of kind for
which there is very little demand. and this In
itself enough to cause a slow market Buy
ers were selecting the kind that just suited at
nearly steady prices. but among the grades that
were not wanted, and consequently were lower
were the good cows and better class OF steers
here. There a very fair demand for Gamers
ct former prices, and fat heifers for the most
part were steady. There was practically no
demand from killers for medium cattle, and 1t
was evident that a large number would have
to be carried over unsoId. Altogether the market
was anything but satisfactory to statesmen, and
they do not look upon the future very favorably.
Quotations:
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Faith Rewarded.
New York Commercial Advertiser.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
Robbie had been forbidden to play with
the water in the bathroom, but one day
the temptation proved too strong and he
turned on the faucets. Nurse coming to
the door a little later, beheld rapidly
filling tub beside which knelt a small boy
who. with clasped hands and a terrified
voice. was saying, "Oh. Lord. IL you know
how please turn on this water, but II you
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Sept. SO.-Turpentine firm at
47sIc Rosin firm. A. B. c. ID. S1-25; E. s1.s2lk:
F. ss5; G, $40: II. si.65; /, s1.9O; X, $50; NJ,
s3 N SO. 40; window glass. $3.50; water white 81.
OH, CITY, Sept. 30.-Credit balances 81 %
Shipments, lo9.s0S; average, 1857; runs %. S6s;
average, SlSl6.
MONTPELIER Sept. 3o.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, soc; South Lima and Indi-
ana, SAC.
NEW YORK Sept. 3o.-Petroleum and rosin
steady. Turpentine firm at ssixqJ0c bid
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twenty-Five Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Sept. 30 1902, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. l2S East Market street. Both tele-
phones 5005:
David KregIo TO Mary J. McCune u
west 81. near Michigan stS..,.......... $4,000
ux., Lot 3l6 Spann Co.'S second
a wYol.a"n auu NV. ........ 10000
ct ux., Lots 50 and 50. Culver ct ais
sub Columbia place lynn sv. near 49,.
Harry aprye A. Metzger TO Albert e Metzser.
Lot Is. Metzgers East Michigan st
add. .Miehisan st near keaiinE axS;- l."
undivided = OF Lot 60 in olleman ct
ais Belmont add. belmont av. near ...
August Wacker 10 Louis D. Bans ct ux.
Lots 20 and 300 Miller Walkers
Parkway add CSrd 81. north Of 9th ST. ..noo
near Parkway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WV
Helen Gilmore Keyes 10 James @. Kings
bury. Ut of the OF Sec 3 Up u. zaooo
John Moore 10 Isaac II. Norman, Lots
IS and 50 Browns second South NERD
ian st add. Corner Union and Kelly .ooo
,o sm' g Miller 10 Clarence r.. Rhodes.
Lot ?. BIZ 2. Hackers sub Of ovtiot
west OF White river. (Market 81. near -
Mal Mefr a. ct al to Henry c. Murphy.
pt OF Lots l23 and 12i Bajen's South
Brookside add. tOxford 81. near lth $3.50
INDIANAPOLIS land and Improvement
COMPANY TO Albert j. Schooley, Lot
asi in third West Park add. addison
st near Ohio st) s>o-'e
Howard s. Young receiver, 70 samuel j.
surface Lots 1 20 TO- Blk 81. IN south
Indiana polls Industrial city tsprakoe -.
ST between COrliss and Railroad St =. Lv0
Northeastern Land Company 70 Chas.
CsunckeI Lot a. Northeastern Lana
Cempsnys sp1 Sssr ks5s asd s1 Dc $500
Frances Hesse 10 John G. O Brien Lot
g. Carpenter's Home place add tftuth -.
ST near Washington st)----- - ~S'eS
Clara w Hastings 20 Chas. A tnam-
be-s Lot Isl. Douglass Park add new -.
18th ST.. -s->t~~
Addison /. Roache 10 Willis J. hois.
lot 10 and III OF Reaches second SUD
OF sec &c. To Is. r J. tPennsyfSanh~ {, "a
ST south OF 18th st)....-......--. - ~
| Willits J. Hole 10 Patrick n. Jameson 49,. =.
trustee (Same ahovel -...------.-... l-soa-"'
John NJ Judah Ovid b Jameson, Lot
M Duncan executors sub Duncans -. ..
add gNew Jersey II. near lSth 81 ss''s-eS
/ Iinnie J. Shirley 10 Foster + surrey.
| lot l94 Clark's third add 20 West lne- -.
tanapoiis (DroveF st near Oliver aN. 1870"
| Theo. Marchai. guardian. 20 Cnrtstopnsi
| Riebe undivided two-thtrds or Lot W
johnson a Hogshlre's East Nashins see q.
l add.
/ Theo Marchai 20 ChTistophf Riebe, un-
| dtvided one-third Of Lot 1oi. Johnson
4 q Hozshire's East Washington - add $500
| Mary Al Mason 20 James A. Cleggston.
| Lot 4 Mason's sub CT c. St J. Nests -
r-.,s,srs %. totsf considerati ~ etl&
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Treasury Statement.

wASHINGTON.-Tu statement of
he balances in the general fund, exclusive
II the 100000 600 gold reserve in the divi-
.ion of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances. .s221. S65 1s4
cold - Observation-Disclosures. lbs, $50 POI
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3o.-A better demand re-
ported to-day than for some days past in cotton
GOODS and frequent complaints of scarcity OF
ready supplies in both staple and fancy lines
Tone firm throughout. Print cloths firm sellers
in some cases turning down bids at the quota
tions Export trade In heavy cottons quiet Cot
ton hosiery and underwear in fair request
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-01
Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money 21zG3 per cent. Dis
counts. SA and per cent Consols, 80 3-l6
and 9S e-16.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, loot 71zc
for the account. Exchange in London, 25f
I61sc for checks. Spanish tours, SS021k.
MISUNDERSTANDING on London, 20m
Ak MOS for checks.