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Not Known at Land Office.

"And in order that the Land Office and
the officers thereof might be duly ad-
. vised OF the true character of lands pro-
posed to be selected in the respect.
aforesaid, of which facts existing on the
ground the Land Office and the officers
thereof were not and could not in the
nature Of things be cognizant. the
Commissioner OF the Land Office. un-
der the direction OF the Secretary OF the
Interior. in pursuance Of the authority
in him vested TO enforce and carry into
execution by appropriate regulation the
laws relating to the public lands. in
GLIDING mines, did. in April. 1898. pre-
scribe a form OF application. approved
cn May 9. 1897, by the Secretary of the
Interior, for selection OF lands under
said act of June, 1897. which vas in
force when the applications of said
Clarke were filed. and which contained
among other things the following
clauses:
There are also submitted certificates
from the proper officers that the land
relinquished or surrendered is free from
encumbrance OF any kind; also that all
taxes thereon to the present time have
been paid, and an affidavit showing the
lands selected TO be non mineral in
character
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Form Identical.

land the commissioner further pre-
scrihed form OF affidavit which was the
same Identical for.a employed by the
said Clarke in the first selections. but
which affidavit, or any affidavit of like
tenor or effect. or any affidavit in re-
spect Of the non-mineral character or
occupation of the said lands. the said
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ADJUSTMENTS.

National-Mary Mannering and KyrI
Bellew. in Lady of Lyons" evening.
Chase's-Pauline Hall. in "Erminie.
afternoon and evening.
Baseball Park-Senators VS.. Chicago
30 =. IN.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair Monday. Tuesday, partly cloudy:
probably showers by night; light to fresh
southerly winds.
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TEMPERATURE.
THE SUN AND THE MOON.

Highest temperature. p. m....... 81
Lowest temperature, 6 p. m..... 60
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Lamps lit today 7:5sP. NJ
Lamps out tomorrow A. n
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Choice Georgia Heart Flooring

1t Iilbe, d Co.'S We meet.
Aor Two and haf dollars per hundred feet.
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STREET LIGHTING.

High e......9:52 A. NJ. and AIS p. NJ
Low tide. e......10:35 A. NJ and 10:45 p. NJ
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TIDE TABLE.

Sun rises. i:37 AN. sun sets. ..7:1s P. NJ
Moon rises "a PM. Moon sets.
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PENDLEHON TO BE
TRIED NEXT WEEK
Charged With the Murder
of Grafton Brown.
Alleged Crime Committed at Negro
Observation-Disclosures Pleads
Self lf-Defense.

Forrest pendlcton. colored, will he put
on trial for his life in the local courts
on Monday next. He is charged with the
murder of Grafton Brown, also colored,
on February % last.
Pendleton is probably the only one OF
the five prisoner at present In the
District Jail charged with murder who
will be called to trial before the summer
holidays.
The crime which Pendleton is charged
with was committed at a reception
given by the Golden Eagle Club at a
wine house, 10s Virginia Avenue.
on the night of the date mentioned
From the story of the killing of Brown
at the time, it appears as If there was
very little or no cause for the contro-
versy which resulted in the tragedy.
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jected to their remaining unless they
paid the admission fee. This they are
said to have refused to DE- until "the
music came"
Brown insisted and the two men went
out. 1t is said the then purchased n
cepticn hall
/ While there. Pendleton says. a wrest-
ling match was proposed between George
Mosley and Arthur Dutch. The latter
refused the match Mosley. Pendleton
states. asked him to wrestie. He accept
ed the CHALLENGE he claims and Moslev
| then said he only fo,ilr.
1t was then. pend ltou soil .sat f--
Smith asked him ta Hs 70
and Smith then avF .f .stt
him. Pendleton 81 a.. Shout thar -'m.
he went and got his ing. au3 SAID 70 s'H.
friends Come, .ei So nome
Started to Go Home.
At that time they were upstairs. Pen
dleton said. and just as he was about to
leave Josh Smith came up and asked him
II he had razor or a pistol He said
he had not and started TO go down the
stairwa;.
At the bottom Brown. the proprietor
of the place. was standing with black
jack In his hand. AS he passed Brown,
Pendleton said. the former struck at him
several times with the blackjack. Pen
dleton said he started to run away and
that Brown followed him, striking at him
all the time.
When knew that ! could not better
myself Pendlcton Sfntes, Il pulled my
knife and struck at him. then went
home and stayed there until I was ar
rested
Frank Libbey & Co. Never Lag Behind,
Their Georgia Heart Flooring. OF the finest kind.
At two and hat t,ollars hundred feet We find.
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Entered Without Paying.

According to the story. Pendleton and
man named Josh Smith. went to the
reception together and succeeded in
gaining admittance 20 the hall without
paying an admission fee. Brown. the
proprietor of the place, II is said. OBJ
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Frank Libbey & Co. Never Lag Behind,
Their Georgia Heart Flooring. OF the finest kind,
At two and half dollsrs hundred feet We find.
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Fire in Garbage Barrel.

About 10 o'clock Saturday night FIRE
alarm box 173 was pulled for fire in
a barrel Of IIbbage located in Foundry
Alley. directly In the rear of Hugh
Reillys paint storf on New iofk Ave-
nue.. Detween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets northwest. The FIRE was extin-
guishad before any damage was done.
The cause IL unknown.
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Six by Twenty Shingles of No. Two,
at six collars PEI thousand. Libbey has for Won.
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ChiHOnier.

a 0S for handsome oak Chiffonier,
7.JJ with drawers and box;
worth $3.50.
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Butter. Cheese and Eg1s.

NEW YORK, Sept Observation-Disclosures.
$3.50 packages. The market wa. nrm. State
dairy. l54G2Oc; extra creamery, tlc; creamery
s99 packaxes The market was steady. New
State full cream. small colored fancy and small
white 1Oisc: large colereA and large white. loc
vas about steady state and Pennsylvania, q
G22c: Western eandled. 1s1zQ2lc; Western un-
candled, I92Oc
PHILADELPHIA. Sept: ll-Butter Arm and
in good demand; extra western creamery, I'VE;
extra ssr asmans fresh nearby, &c loss on extra
western Niic, loss on; extra Southwestern. u
er2oc. loss Of; extra Southern. lsc. loss OF.
i9s. mic: New York full creams. fair to good.
iOaliolac
BALTIMORE, Sept 1l-Butter firm and I'M
changed: fancy imitation. 17dlsc; fancy cream
ery. 2Od2lc; fancy ladle. 1sdl7c; fancy roll. lt9
Ice; good roll. lsqisc store pscked l3ql4c.
Cheese firm and higher; large. l0ls9ioHc; me-
dunn JOS. a11c; small, l0hQll1ec. Eggs nrm and
unchanged; fresh. &c
CHICAGO. Sept. I.-Butter firm; creameries.
leQ2O.c; diaries, H14n1sc: Cheese steady; twins.
10itGlOz4c. Eggs steady; loss of, cases returned,
lSc
CHICAGO, Sept lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was nrm creameries
15IlG2likc; dsiries, 15d20c. Cheese steady az
i0ZSilic Eggs firm; fresh, 1sl4c.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 15c, loss on. cases
returned
s1 LOUIS Sept. 11.-Butter steady; cream
cry. 1512lc; dairy, Hq1Tc. Eggs steady at The,
loss off
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1.-Butter-Common and
medium i2dISc; good l5G1sc. Eggs. l5c.
CINCINNATI. Sept 11.-Butter steady. Cheese
steady: Ohio fat. 10c. Eggs firm at 17ltc.
BOSTON, Sept. u.-ISpecial Eggs firm at
PC.
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AT NEW YORK.
Dull Day in Grain, Due to Crop Report
Figures.

NEW YORK, Sept. u.-F1our-Receipts,
Is, 09S brls; exports. 1891 brls. The market
was frmer and held shade higher on best
grades, checking demand somewhat Corn
meal firm
Wheat-Receipts. 14S,2OO Blu; exports. IT,
3sl bu. Spot firm; No. 2 red, TIC, elevator;
No. red. 76c. f. o. b. afioat; No. north
ern Duluth. S0hc. f. o. b. afloat. It was a
bull day in grain, starting with the con-
struction put upon crop report figures and
higher cables, latter rejecting rains in
France and England. Subsequent buying
and advance were on big clearances a
scare of September shorts and relatively
small interior receipts the close being
firm at AQ7sc net advance. May, 1859
75 7-l6c closed at I5sc; September, 76a.6
II 3-l6c closed at &c; December, 737.I
"a 7-16c closed at 7issc.
Corn-Reoeipts. Is. 200 blu; exports, 100 bu
Spot firm; No 2 nc elevator and Tic Z. o.
"a afioat: No. yellow. n1hc; No. white,
7l1zc Option market was advanced strong
ly during the day in the crop account a
broadening trade, higher cables, frost talk
from Nebraska and the wheat advices
closing l4a&c net higher. January. 47Ac.
closed at 47lc; May, 44%G452sc closed at
october. &c. closed al &c; December, 4s1
a49ssc, closed at 1850.
Oats-Receipts, 240,0oO bu; exports, rs bu.
Spot dull; No. 3 33s4c; No. white, 35c;
track mixed Western. 33Q33Ac; track white,
SlQ37i1c. The market shared the general
ceipts. May closed at SEC; September closed
at 351zc; December closed at 36c.
Hay steady.
Beef quiet. Cut meats firm; picked bel
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Money Market Close.

rGranger Farwell Co.'s Telegram.l
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE increased
dividend on st. Paul and the additional
stock issue by B. * o. ran up against tight
money to-day and their immediate market
effect was lost. There was a good demand
for money all day and IL became urgent
toward the close. when II per cent. was
bid. IL Is estimated that banks here lost
s5.00o,0lo in cash so far this week and with
a surplus reserve OF only $4,000 600 last Sat
urday, IL is not strange that money rates
are up and may 20 higher. There was pool
support on declines In most issues and
the close was generally only fractionaily
changed from yesterday.
Manipulation in Western Union was not
affected by tight money, the close for IL
being at outside figures. The public inter-
est continues small and Is mostly OF
scalping character. The coming bank
statement VIII probably be discussed from
now on and be a factor In making prices
between now and the close OF the week.
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Inappropriate Text.
New York Tribune.

New YORK tribune
The retirement of Justice Gray, Of the
United States Supreme Court, has fur
nished a text for many "reminiscences of
his earlier days. While he was a member
OF the Supreme Court of Massachusetts he
had an amusing experience with a certain
Boston lawyer, an exceedingly pious man
with a taste for evangelization, who had
his letterheads printed with a verse from
Scripture in large type following the name
and address. On one occasion having to
make an ex parte preliminary argument
before Judge Gray in chambers. in which
IL would be necessary TO disclose certain
parts of his clients case which he desired
not 10 make generally public until the trial
he wrote the judge a note, asking that he
be allowed an opportunity to speak TO him
I'm private He was somewhat chagrined
when his note came back 10 him with
scrawl across the bottom Request de-
MED. with a suggestion from the court that
counsel base future petitions on a more
appropriate citation"
For a moment he could not make out the
meaning of this, as he was not aware that
he had quoted any law; but glancing up
the page he discovered that he had written
his note on letterhead bearing this text:
"Ye are bought with price
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICES.
Henry Clews Considers Money Out
look Discouraging for Debtors.

look DIscoura81n8 TOT DeDtores
Meyer q Kiser's Telegrsm.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Henry Ciews. re-
viewing the money market to-day, said:
THE outlook for money il anything but
encouraging TO those in debt i see no re-
lief likely TO come until the crops are
moved, which il not likely this side Jan. /.
We may meanwhile import some gold, but
ii won't be OF sufficient quantity to AFFORD
full relief to Wall street. / look for con-
siderable forced liquidation in the stock
market before the money situation rights
itself"
The higher quotations from London and
the reassuring report about Russell Sage's
health had the effect OF creating a higher
opening here, which, however, was utilized
to realize on, and thereafter the market
reacted on heavy sales. although the un-
dertone remained strong.
Money rates were 10 per cent. and this.
to certain extent was the reason for
caution and profit taking in to-day's ses-
sion. The great piece OF news, however,
was the declaration OF the St Paul divi-
dend, which was ga per cent. and half
per cent extra on the common, thus plac-
ing the common stock on per cent.
basis, and for once the street saw it's pre-
dictions on St Paul more than realized.
OF course, the action OF the St. Paul direc-
tors will be considered guide as 70 the
men take towards the future. Temporarily
the money situation Is one that influences
more than anything else the immediate
course Of prices, and until this question
has ceased 10 be the threatening feature
caution seems TO be the best policy.
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Chicago Stocks.
ranger Farweli & Co.'s Telegram.l
MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 40
per cent; time loans 5GI6 per cent. Clear
ings, s, S92, 44iH; balances, sal, 2262i
NEW YORK.-Money on call steady at
7q12 per cent: closing bid and asked, I121
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 54512
per cent. Sterling exchange weak with &C
tual business in bankers bills at Sass. I54
4.S5.s75 for demand and $i.S3 for sixty days
bills; posted rates, $4S4G4.S411 and A.Sei26
4S7; commercial bills, 81. S2l264.S3. Clearings,
s279, S33. CPS; balances, Sc, 202, 191.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, s4.s41k for
sixty days, A.S on demand. New York ex-
change. zoe discount. Clearings. $23, 9,O4l;
balances, 81, 630,040
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1000, 900; balances.
s1,53S, 100.
PHILADELPHIA-Mon 6 per cent
Clearings, $685., S39; balances, 81, 1885, S1.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, 25c
discount. Clearings, $9,14S, 907; balances, ST.
49, 964.
BALTIMORE.-Money 5.per cent. Clear
ings, $4,437,59O; balances, s947,350.
CICINNATI-Money. 496 per cent New
York exchange, 10c discount. Clearings,
3,425, 70O
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

winter sT Sept s., Ss fancy as sd
s af% sssn %ss sssss 6sh
May. ss.sc; No. hard ssa7oc Corn higher;
Dec Sash iss ttAf May oaas
No; 2. cash. 2sl1c: track, S0g$lc; September, y
SASS Rye dS at Soc Pork unchanged old
jobbing. s16.s59l725; Lard higher at slS4O; Dry,
clear ribs. sos; short clear Sill Bacon
steady; boxed extra shorts and clear clear RIBS
I'll: pra ahIs. t ssss WHISKY steady at
Iron cotton ties. sLO7I4. BASINS 5.lsQ7 l-lec.
MS s@R S@s bS; corns oo bu Oats bu
Shipments-Flour. 1890 brls; wheat. $4,000 ou
corn, 1900 bu; oats. $1,000 ou.
BALTIMORE Sept. Il.-F1our steady and UNI
changed. Wheat frmer; spot and September
7?ssq727sc;- october and December I2As'ye;
ssmps s SG T Southern 0 oG sd sos
Corn strong; new or old, November. 4sc; year
Sse souheyn y.o% ssos 0 ost dull
easy; No. 2 white, s7gSSe; No. z mixes, sO tsS
Gle Rye steady No &c. s NO and w sosfse gram sSe
ulated. 4.71l3c.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 11.-wheat--NO. red and
SpSRs SC per rel ID FOR bright medium
bright, SAQ4c; dark, siid4c Peaches z1ac'
eSace M aar os on
Straw. $3.50 Clean ginseng. s4q45o per 10;
Potatoes, 9OcQSl.lO per Drl Unions, sAOVH1-oV
per brl. New cabbage. 81 per bril- Peppers, 81
grown tomatoes, sOd5Oc per pu.
TOLEDO. Sept 11;-wheat active and strong:
cash, 7S7sc: September. 737sc; December. 12.sc;
May, 1870. Corn dull and strong; cash, &c
September. 61lkc; December, 42lac; May: 4Oc
asked oats dull and FIRM September. sl%e;
December. 31Lc. Clover seed fairly active ana
firm and higher; October, $3.50; January, $5.S5;
No. asike. s7.5OQ7.55 Rye. 52lac.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING.
e57sQ66c; December. Sos. @ee7sc; cash No hard
&C; No red. ssl.G6sNe. corn-septsmber,
mixed. 5sd5slkc; No white Soc Receipts
Wheat. IA. 500 bu; corn, Is 200 bu; oats, - GU
bu Shpments-Wheat $4,000 bu; corn, l5,6el
bu; oats, 5000 bu
CINCINNATI. Sept. r.-F1our steady. Wheat
firm No. 2 red, 7ed70i9c Corn steady; No.
mixed, 52lhc. Oats frm; No. mixed, 2shc
Rye firm and higher; No. 2. 55c: Lard steady al
and higher at $117s. Whisky-Finished goods
active on the basis OF s132. Sugar steady
LIVERPOOL. Sept. u.-wheat-spot. No red
Western winter dull at IS 101sd No. 1 Northern
spring firm at SIS 4d; No. California steady al
6s 41sd. Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, IS
Id Hams-Short cut firm at SIS. Bacon-Curi-
berland cut firm at els Cd. Short ribs nrm AT o2s
DULUTH Sept 11.-wheat-Cash. No hard.
Tic: No northern, 6eAo; No northern and
September 6skc; December, 66lsc. Oats-Ssp-
TENDER gle; December, 30c.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept uL-wheat.September
s7Ac: December. e5ssc; on track, No i hard
7Oasc No. / northern, es*c; No. northern
677sc.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. n.-Barley firm; No. 2
6Sds9c; sample, 4o166hc.
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Hogs-Recefpts. $500; shipments. 1000 For the
week TITUS Tar the receipts OF hogs show very
little change compared with the same tims a
week ago and an increase OF over 600 Compared
with year ago The receipts to-day were not
larger than year ago. The quality In any
different. was better than yesterday. the i'm
With very fair demand from outside sources
and moderate competition from local packers
I'm the bidding and TIE nrst transactions were
probably sc higher than yesterday. IL was soon
evident that packers would not take a great
many at the advance. and an easier tendency in
the market developed. Subsequent sales were
made at the start. but fully high as the
strongest prices yesterday. and on that basis
satisfac Glory clearance made. By some the
advances In prices was attributed principally 10
the Improvement In quality, but no doubt coca
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Oils.

SAVANNAH Sept n.-Turpentine firm at
45c Rosin firm; A, p, c. d. s.. 22l1; E. 81: 2Tl1:
F. 81 s2iI; g. s1S7lk; II. s1.eo; /. sLso; K. 81 40;
NJ $3.50; y, 1875; window glass, 1856; water
white, s3s5.
WILMINGTON. Sept n.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 4Sc. Rosin steady at $1.10ql15. Crude
firm at 81 50.
OIL, CITY, Sept. 1l-Credit balances, s-22; GER
tificates no bid. Shipments. 1850 brls: aver
age IS O43 brls: runs. 102. 453 brls: average. 81.
3O5 brls-
MONTPELIER, Sept. n.-Crude petroleum
steady: North Lima, sec; South Lima and In
diana, SAC.
CHARLESTON, Sept. u--Turpentine and
rosin unchanged.
NEW YORK. Sept. n.-Turpentine steady at
47hq4Sc.
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utures ranged os follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour strong
er. wheat-No spring. 72a73c: No. g. 6Sa71c;
No red 7212673Ac. Corn-No. 2, 60HGG0lzc;
No q yellow. 6lQ6liac. oats-No 2. &c. No. 3
white 2shG34%c. No 2 rye. 5lG5l1sc. Fair TO
SSs; No. 1 Northwestern. s1.3s. Prime timothy
seed. s455. Mess pork, per brl. sls75a16sO
0oose) slo.5odIo.6O Dry-salted shoulders
tboxed) $SS71zq9. Short clear sides (boxed),
Receipts-Flour. q. 900 brls: wheat. 10000 bu
corn, 10000 blu; oats. 55l 900 blu: rye 19 900 bu
barley so 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls
wheat 1:l. coo bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats. 2s 200 bu
barley, 1000 bu.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Or!ginal-Henry s. vanscoy0c Earl Park n.
Edward A. Sprague saluda. Sc.
Increase. Reissue, etc--Jesse Markley. Elkhart
AZ. Asher Pearce Williamsburg. siO; James j.
Hamilton. Princeton. sl7 Hamilton Templetoa
Reynolds. sl7: Matthew Johnston. Greenssurx
$40: Daniel T. Slavens. Linden. SO: William A
Callahan, Bedford. 81; William II. Deea dead
South Bend, sl2: Joel Green. Redksy, Ne: Burton
c. Parker. Nineveh. ia
wldows Minors aud Dependent Relatives
Ellen Bricklsy, Indianapolis. So Rebecca wade
Waynetown. t2
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Sept n.-Poultry-Alive weak:
chickens 13laGi4c; turkeys. nlzdi3c: fowls. i3c.
Dressed weak; Western chickens, 12Tl3Isc:
fowls Western, 12Gl2lsc; spring turkeys. 1sc.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1L-Hens. SIC per ID:
sprine chickens. 12113c; young ducks. slsdSc;
young guineas, l21lsc.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 11.-Poultry steady: chick
ems lOc; springs, 10lzdllc; turkeys, ulac; ducks,
I've; geese, 41zc.
CHICAGO. Sept. n-Iced poultry steady; tur-
KEYS 12zal3izc; chickens. uql3c.
CINCINNATI. Sept. u.-Poutry quiet; hens
lie; syringe. 13c: turkeys. lie.
BOSTON. Sept. n.-ISpecial Poultry firm;
fowls lstkc; springs lsb44l*e
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
FAT CATTLE STRONGER, INFERIOR
GRADES SHOW NO IMPROVEMENT.
Hogs I'm Fair Demand, About Five
Cents Higher-sheep Guiet-Con-
dition of Other Markets.
UNION srocKYARps. INDIANAPOLIS.


Sept. Observation-Disclosures. 700: shipments, 200.
The marketing OF cattle thus far this week has
been quite small. the total indicating a decrease
OF 200 compared with the same time last week
and over 1900 compared with the corresponding
time a year ago. The receipts to-day were q
little larger than a week ago, but 450 smaller
than q year ago Comparatively few choice cat
tie were represented. and the quality generally
was below the requirements OF killers. On ac-
count Of the scarcity OF choice stock for several
days there Is more animation in the demand
for that class. and, a rule, transactions to-
day were more satisfactory than they have
been for some time past. Statesmen were also
favored with more active trade at current
prices. and altogether the market was in better
condition than It has been recently. There was
very little. IL any, improvement in the request
for habitat stock. but when sold they brough;
about steady prices compared with those cur
rent for the past few days. The demand for
stockers and feeders was just fair. and prices
were quotably steady. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, $50 lbs and
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 21h92% per cent. Dis
count rates: Short bills, 2}%02 1916 per
cent; three months bills. 2 lS-16927s per
cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f
4211c for account. Exchange on London,
25f 2015c for checks. Spanish fours. 1892.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, POM
4sApfgs for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills, l1s per cent; three months bills, 2
per cent.
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Representative Sales

Sheep-Rsceipts. 500; shipments. 800. The com
bined receipts or sheep and lambs for this week
exhibit decrease Of over 300 compared with the
same time last week and loo compared
with the corresponding time a year ago. The
receipts to-day were not quite as large as a
week ago or a year ago The market opened
with possibly q little better inquiry from out
side sources than there has been for several
days. and. with about the usual request from
local sources, the market fairly active and
clearance made early at about steady
prices compared with yesterday. The extreme
price reported fer lambs $3.50, quite num-
Der sold at s4.S5Q440 and other sales ranged
from $3.50 to A.25 There were no sheep here
good enough to bring over s.. IS. and other sales
red from * 70 Cuotations.
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IS, sll.5OQ1s.25. Lard firm; v

lies, $ll50Q13.25. Lard firm; Western
steamed, $3.50. Refined firm; continent,
sll: S. A. sll.60 compound, S.75qS. Pork
steady; family. s20a2O.5O; short clear, slsg
81 mess, s1S.25d19 % Tallow firm; city,
5lsc; country, 55sQ6c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z. invoice,
size Mild firm; Cordova. SG11l3c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. &c; CEN
trifugal, 3l2c; molasses sugar, 2%c- Re-
fined steady.