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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-26
TRADE IN GENERAL.


cT IOIyIS Sept. 25.-Flour quiet red writer
,s,ants saa4 10: extra fancy and straight, So 70T
o. clsar SO sol73. 40. Timothy seed steady at
g. ss<,2 d Corn meal steady at $50. Bran
5,ii and weak: sacked. east track. 7sus0c. Wheat
,ra,s. No. red. cash. elevator. &4sjlzc; Sep
fenvber size; December, size; May. sSIsc: No.
had isd7sc Corn higher; No. 2. cash. 45fIf7c;
Nav ssIkc. Oats strong: No. cash. 3sc; De-
cenber' ssikc; May. &c: No. white. Tizc. Hay
STEADY: timothy. ssai2; 90: prairie. salO. Pork
steaSy: iobting. standard mess, s12.e0. Lard
stsady al ssfi925 Bacon steady; boxed extra
shorts $40: clear ribs. $40; short clear. $40. so
sVhisky steady 81. -. Cotton ties. s1.05. Bag
cling -. lIsikc. Hemp Irvine. &c Receipts-Flour
n 90 hrs: wheat $4,000 bu: corn. 81. 600 bu; oats
"a oea Shiprents-Flour. 10. 900 brls wheat 40 Ooo
h,,. corn as 600 bu: oats, $4,000 bu-
KANSAS CITY. Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
esi. sssssxc. December 6eAc: cash, No. 2 hard n
sS7se. No g. s7assizc: No. red. 79dsic; No .
sssS7ac Corn--October. 4e640isc: December, a9I.c:
Nav sel.c: cash. No. mixed 42tsc: No. white
asiac. No q sc. Oats-No. white, +oc: No 2
mixed 37M3sc. Receipts-Wheat. 1l3. 600 bu: corn
"a soe bu: oats 1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat
isa $50 bu: corn IS. 600 bu: oats. 5000 bu.
CINCINNATI, Sept 25.-Flour easy. Wheat
erm. No . rOd, sac. Corn steady: No. mixed,
fafr ssisc OatR firm: No. mixed. 3sisc. Rive
auiet: No 2, &c. Lard steady at us. Bulk
meats firm at $50 Bacon. S9.75 whisky
Distllers' finished goods steady ON the basis OF
si23. Sugar easy.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 2s--whest--spot No. red
Western winter dull at IS i@sd; No northern
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept. s5.-Butter-Reeeipts, $50
packages. The market was steadier. State dairy,
I5g20c; extra creamery 21sf21isc; creamery, com
mon to choice, 16eT2lc Cheese-Receipts. 1881
packages The market strong state full
cream fancy snail colored. 12c; small white.
lie; large colored, 11%c; large white. u%c Eggs
Receipts, 6.fei packages. The market was firm.
State and Pennsylvania fancy mixed. 2in &c:
state and Pennsylvania seconds TO hrsts. 2o9l23e:
G21c Western irsts, 2ca2sc; refrigerated. 2oG2ic.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 25-Butter steady and
in fair demand; extra Western creamery, 2iizc:
extra nearby prints. &c Eggs firm and in good
demand; fresh nearby 2Sc. loss of; fresh West
PC, loss of; fresh Southern, 2oG21c, loss of.
Cheese firm and in good demand; New York full
creams. fancy. 12c; New York full creams, choice,
11l7Q11Ac: New York full creams. fair TO good.
loAQuhc.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery, II
u2l1zc; dairy. lf9lSitc Cheese firm at loix6
ll1zc Eggs firm at lsq19c, at the mark, cases
included.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. eggs steady: Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, cases returned 1sc; new
No. whitewood cases included 1Slzc. Butter
Creamery SiEgi9lsc; dairy, fancy, lie Eggs
Fresh lie
CINCINNATI, Sept. eggs firm at lsc. But.
ter steady Cheese steady; Ohio fiat loG1oizc
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25.-Butter steady: creamery
leq22isc; dairy, liM17c. Eggs 1910, loss off.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. e5-Butter-Packing l2C
per Id; good country 15c Eggs. 1shc.
BOSTON, Sept 25.-ISpecial Eggs steady a
2212Sc
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHOICE CATTLE IN GOOD DEMAND.
SELLING At STRONGER PRICES.
Hogs Fairly Active at About Previous
Figures-Sheep steady-Conaition
of Other Markets.

UNION sTocKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS sept.
2a-Cattle-Receipts. LOO: shipments, zoo In
some instances at least the cattle represented
to-day were better than any heretofore this week
and there were probably more that were nearer
up to the requirements OF buyers than there has
been for several days A large number were on
the unfinished order and. usual some were
very common The market opened with a good
demand for all choice stock which sold from
the start at strong prices, but possibly not auot
bly, higher In general way compared with YES
terday. There also better outlet for the
medium TO good fat kinds than there has been
for several days and prices were quotably steady
but the trading a little sluggish The de-
mand for common TO fair cattle was again unlul-
portant and. usual for some time past Il was
very difficult for buyers and sellers TO agree on
prices In fact. the stocker and feeder trade
to-day was almost demoraiized. The supply was
liberal the demand from rural districts was
disappointing. and sales Indicate that very little
business was transacted in this line Sellers no
doubt would have been willing to have made a
sacrifice prices to move the supply but there
was no outlet. and very large number had In
he carried over without having received a hid
AT the close OF the day most OF the fat cattle
that would do 20 kill had changed hands The
bull market was reported steady and there was
another decline OF about 25c In prices of cattle
Quotations:
Good To choice steers, lao lbs and IN
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Certificates have been issued to the followino-
named Indianians:
William H. Burkhalter. S2f; Harrison 7. kei<a.
SO: stephen ID Barton. SO. Lewis o. Sheets. SO:
Edwin Cullin. s.: John j. Gallagher. s.: Henry
&. Coppage ss Peter 4. Stricken. So Theodore
Rabourn. $40: John G.. Burwell, 81; John Pat
fersSn 80. Levi H. Tower. s.; Isaiah Young.
sS: Henry Dickey. 81; Charles r.. Durment. 81
Jacob 10 Cooper. sl7: William q. Nelson SO:
Joseph Riockson. $50; John +. Drnllineer, So.
Nelson H Cade. 81: Eugene Peabody. -: VIII
liam r Robbins. si2; Mordeeai White. si7; Hen
rletta NJ Richardson sl2: John =. Shoemaker.
81. Andrew Barr. si2: Lake kiser. $40: George
T n nrne IS Mary = Harrison sI2: Racasi
srt II Horne. SIS: William II. Gordon. IS: John
gnaon,irs' SIS: Edward r. BIocher. 50; James
Dunn. s.: Levi s Halton. go Robert yankirk.
go. lanes T. Adams $40: Charles King SO:
HbIaSam c Hiner. ST.: Hszekish Clark. $40;
Ixman Coplen, SO: John A. Fesfer. -: N:mrc1
fsyooLs SEQ: Joseph Stidum. so Warner Sand
rock az: John Markle 81: Francis NJ GrigxB
siS- Joseph J. Jones. ti2. Jacob p Sefman. 81:
s-harIes n Walker. $24. Conrad Fuerst. tl2. VIII
liam III sherry So Charles G. Sacrey. SIC: James
Armstrong Si2: Hugh Deeren. $40: John r. Ma
nan e.. Cornelius =. Richardson. 81. John ;.
Robinson SO: Caleb :. Stewart. SIG: George w
csoouilard SO; James X Gray, 81. Arthur w.
Eiova So: Daniel VI. Rowe. SO: Austin c. Bea-
man sis: Joseph Schock. 80: Ira Hadi>y. S.:
Asa r Hiestand, 81: Joseph w. Steed. Is: Jas
ner Woos s.: Alexander Raiston. $40: Richard
x Street $40: Robert Workman Sie John Beas-
lev SO. George r. ockerman. s.: George c.
IRaser. 81
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
CEREALS ARE IRREGULAR
WHEAT CLOSES STRONG. WITH CORN
STEADY At a SLIGHT GAIN.
Oats a. shade Higher, While PrOvi-
siOns slump On-LOng Wheat Comes
Out on Stop-Loss Orders.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Wheat and corn
were irregular. the former closing strong,
with December ss@%c higher the latter
steady for the same month at a gain of
ssd1zc. Oats ruled steady at better prices.
December closing shade higher, while
provisions were easier, with a loss of &c
to 10c.
Al the opening there was good buying by
local shorts, with some demand for the long
account on strong outside markets and
steady cables. December was up sc to
&c at 76ssc to &c, and soon advanced to
0sc, with a marked bullish sentiment.
After holding steady at the advance for
a time the market gradually eased off on
the resumption of liquidation, due TO ia
vorable aspect in the stock situation at
Minneapolis, and favorable reports from
abroad, with lack Of outside supporting
ders. Long wheat came out on stop orders,
and the weakness that developed carried
December down to 76lsc before the mood
changed reports of good export bust
ness. The close was steady with the loss
entirely regained-7bc for December-at
HGSc above yesterdays figures. Foreign
eTs bought freely early in the session, and
the trading was moderately active and of
good volume. Bradstreet's exports for the
week of wheat and flour were 3,O5o.000 BUSH
els. against 100000 bushels last week and
5,OUO00 bushels year ago. Clearances
were equal 10 279300 bushels. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 572 cars, which, with
local receipts of 63 cars-four of contract
grade-made a total for the three points OF
6So cars, against 799 last week and 9o4 a
year ago.
Corn was firmer at the outset with cover
ing by provision people the feature and
early showed a substantial advance over
the opening. cash and commission houses
also were good buyers and helped the up
ward tendency. Before noon, however,
liquidation on the advance brought about
reaction and the market lost all of the
early Improvement. Uncertainty mani
tested in the stock list curtailed specula-
values. Toward the end of the session there
was rally on Improvement in export
demand and some damage reports CIV
ing the market a steady feeling with prices
back near the top. December closed at
46Ac, q gain OF sedihc, after ranging be-
tween 4sSsc and a5Ac: Local receipts were
ass cars, with Al grading contract.
The oats market was fairly steady dur
ing most of the session, but In the last
hour weakened with other grains. There
was slight rally at the close and De-
cember was a shade better at size, ranging
between 37sic and 361zc. Local receipts
were 129 cars.
Selling for outside account in sympathy
with lower prices for hogs at the yards
gave the provision list an easier feeling
cline by a fair demand from brokers and
the smaller provision houses October pork
closed sc lower at $l2.2S. with lard and
ribs off 1oc at s7.52ls and $50.
IS cars; corn. 4y5; oats. 1o5; hogs, HOO
head.
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BOSTON, Sept. 2J.-The Commercial Bulletin
Tomorrow will say: wool is very firm. There
is still an active inquiry for medium and low
woods. and Boston dealers have bought heavily
This week in Ohio Michigan and other sections
at extreme prices, practically cleaning up all
such wool available In the West In Ohio 23izc
has been paid and In Michigan PC fiat. This
means fully 23d21c In Boston. The purchases do
not show profit on to-day's market but as IL
Is a long time to the new clip and foreign sub
stltutes are practically shut out, dealers believe
that there Will he a handsome profit in the near
future The shipments OF wool from Boston 10
GATE from Dec 81. 1882 III zoe. 546 lbs against
NS.oS4. 4o- lbs at the same date last year The
receipts TO date pa. ,7S7 lbs against eco
so,'sl IDS for the same period last year"
LONDON, Sept. 25-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 49, GA bales. Me-
dunn merinos were in better demand for Ger
many Germany buyers also secured large lines
oil scoureds at high rates. Cross-breds were i'm
strong request at top prices. Cape of Good Hope
ana Natal grades were In improved demand and
hrm Following are the sales I'm detail: New
South Wales 4.oco bales secured. sIed0ls si1d
greasy, ol7dTls I'D. Queensland 100 bales:
secured, 1ldals lolkd: greasy, 7IkdGiis Ia. Vic,
toria 100 bales; secured, ad71s 9I-d: greasy aisG
11,zd South Australia, 600 bales; secured. 9ds,
tales: greasy; eaillAd: Tasmania. 500 bales
Ereasy. tada1s ID New Zealand. $500 bales
secured, ad9ls 9izd; greasy 5SdTls Id Cane
or Good Hope and Natal, 200 bales; secured sd
9ls sd; greasy, 6hT9tsd
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JUST LIKE A GIRL.

Everybody's Magazine.

Everybody's Magazine.
Two girls once went on driving trip with
a very pleasant livery horse named Jirn-
The third day they stopped for lunch and
to rest the horse at an inn. the stable of
which was crowded with the horses of
that was going on in the village. These
various animals a somewhat intoxicated
ST able boy managed to mix up and when
asked to harness Jim again, he had to
admit that he was uncertain as to which
horse belonged to the young ladies. "Why,
anywhere; a brown horse with a white
nose" Taken to the stable they found
themselves confronted with innumera BILE
brown horses, all of whose noses were
white. Horses look terribly alike with
their harness off, confessed the girls
but" Frightening, ''our horse knows his
name. JIM JIM" At the sound. one of
the brown beasts stretched out his neck
and neighed intelligently. That's he"
cried the girls; good old Jim knows us.
even If we don't know him. Besides now
we look at him closely. we recognize his
expression" Well said the proprietor,
IF you're sure it's your horse
successfully. though once or twice Jim
gave evidence of mannerisms that they
had not remarked before And how did
Jim suit your asked the livery-stable
keeper. from whom they had hired their
rig when they finally drove back into his
the stable. But in the name of mercy" in
a voice of CONSERVATION. whats that Won
have between the snafts?' why. isn't
that JIM" faltered the girls. Jim" cried
the nvery-keeper furiously: that broken
down beast, Jim? Not by a jugful it isn't
girls purses. For Jim was never re-
covered
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At NEW YORK.
Wheat Has an Early Depression, hut
Rallies Well mt the Close.

Wheat Has an Early Depression, but
Rallies Well mt the Close.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Flour-Receipts,
20, 800 brls; exports. 2S5 brls. Market dull
and nominal. Rye -four firm. Corn meal
quiet Rye firmer; No. Western, e2ilc (. O.
b. aioat. Barley steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 12675 blu. Spot firm; No.
red. s1ssc, elevator; No. red. S2asc f. o. b.
afloat: No. l northern Duluth. SSxc f. o.
b. afioat: No. hard Manitoba. 90ssc f. o. b.
afioat. Options at the opening were firmer
on small Northwestern receipts. higher out
side markets and covering. Later they met
free offerings and declined. rejecting small
clearances, reports of heavy Odessa stocks,
depression in Wall street and further liqui-
dation. Near the close il rallied on liberal
to 3.c net higher. May, s214HsS 9-16c, closed
at S314c; September, Sef5dS3Lc, closed at
ssAc; December, 81 7-l6gs3l4c, closed at
S31zc.
Spot steady: No. 2, SIC nominal. elevator,
and 53s4c f. o. b. afioat; No. yellow, 5515c:
No. white, 53s4c. Options opened higher.
weather news. small clearances. liquidation
and fairly large receipts; rallied with wheat
and closed &c net higher. May, 5lis1slSc.
closed at 5it:c: September, s2Aas2 9-lec;
at 522lc.
Oats-Receipts, $500 bu; exports. rs bu.
Spot easier: No. :. Ale: standard white. !sc;
4lhc: track white, 42Gl46c.
Hay easy. Hops firm: Pacific coast, 1893.
medium so choice. 27431c Hides steady.
Leather steady. Wool firm. Coal nominal
Beef firm. Cut meats irregular. Lard
quiet: refined steady. Pork steady: family.
sl9. Tallow easy: city ($2 for PACKAGE. 4ac:
country (packases freel; &c. Cotton-seed
Turpentine quiet. Rice firm. Mola.ses firm.
Coffee-Spot steady. Sugar-Raw firm
fair refining, 3ssc: centrifugal. So test,
3 2e-32c: molasses sugar, 5-32c. Refined
l firm
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 25.-Cattie-Recelpts.
5000 natives and 1900 Texans: calves 800 natives
Ice lower; wintered Westerns and medium ma
tives dull and lower; quarantine and Western
the iowesr since 1901 Choice export and dresssd
stockers and feeders, ss5Oal5O: Western fed
steers. s2.4oq45o Texas and Indian steers. ~
aa2S Gamers, sir2 Is; bulls. s2gs; natives Sos
Hogs-Reeeipts. so" Market &C. 9 70 ioc lower
og ssG ms ssk packer of se :sss xnt s
sos; Workers ss9e.e5; pigs; s.caS@.
lambs. s2OGsI5; fed ewes. s2.Sods75: Texas
clipped yearlings. s25eaa; Texas clipped sheep.
tiyes and go we Westerns Good 70 prime steers
49gs poor 70 IN medium .s seSses s ss
"a: Gamers, sliOa27o; bulls. SEAS. 80; calves.
s35oas Texas fed steers. S.SG4S; Western
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900: to-morrow. s.eoo:
to choice heavy. s5.15aeio rough heavy. 300
sss: light. S. 15ds.40. Bulk OK sales. s5:ssae.
70 ne lower GOOD to choice wethers .oass
fair TO choice mixed. 81 2sdS, 20; western shsep.
s27sdi %: native lambs. ESe9b.ss; Western
EAST BUFFALO. Sept. 25.-csttle-Receipts.
IS cars Market steady.
$3.50 s light thin g 5sg75O; heavy fat calves
Si Sen and iambs~Receipts. &c cars Market
active and stronger. Choice lambs tas1gs' fair
To good s. 5Od5 S.: choice wethers. Ad+5o ewes.
S. 25d3s5 fair to good mixed sheep. S.',9is';
eI HossReceipts' cars Market stronger. York
ers. good TO choice. s6.5ds7o: pigs. Sloq6S:
! medium and heavy. se.5o1seo: mixed grades
sc. 50u eco.
ST LOUIS Sept 25.-Cattle-Receipts 4ooo
including 25sO Texans Market easy. Native
! shipping and export steers. 81 5095.6o: dressed
beef and butchers steers, <0df 30. steers unoer
: 1 GOA his 36Od5; stockers anu feeders, &.o0
bulls 50 40T3 IS; calves. <3Te.5o; Texas and In
| dian steers g i5Q4: COWS and heifers. NionA
| Hogs-Receipts, 500 Market steady. P1ss
and tights s51sFf6 30: packers. S545ds.05; butch
| ers and best heavy. s530u52S
| sheep-Receipts ls00. Market steady. Native
| muttons. S3di; lambs. S4d9: culls and DUCKS.
! s. 25fff: stockers, s292-so
! soI--rH OMAHA. Sept. 25.-Cattis- Receipts.
| 4OOo Market strong for best; others slow. Beef
I rfeers 81 sass: COWS and heifers sSuf y:
western steers. s. 2saf-5o; Texas steers. *zs5Q
| 2 90. cows and heiferr, Gq3h; stoekers ane
feeders 50 .sd4 10. calves 81. Dn5
! Hogs-Receipts, 3,se- MARKET &C toeer heaFy'
! Shcep-ReceiptS. 500. Market steady -
strong sheep. g 25Hllo; lambs. s4n5.
/ IoTrIsVILLE. Sept. 25.-Catse-Choce -
,yirne shfppins steers. N.50Hf.ss. medium 20 good
hinuiny steers 81 25fg4s9: choice butcher steers.
| s3 TslI4. Is: choice vesls. s5.Jofi6.
| Hogs-Best 100 lbs and up. 500; 10 10 100 lbs.
'' Sheep 0u and iambsBest sheep. sz.7sds: prime
| lambs S. 754S.
| CINCINNATI. Sept. z5.-Hogs active and loves
| cattle steady at s2g4ee.
sheep steady at si-5o9S 20. Lambs steady q
| Sc 5efI5.J0.
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The Catnip Men.

New York Evening Post.
Among the characters that frequent the
downtown business section of the city
none is better known than a tall, quaint
figure who travels from Office TO office with
a basket of catnip The pet cat is a fixture
with many business people. and the catnip
man has his regular customers, whom he
serves weekly. His stock in trade is car
ricd in an ordinary market basket. The
Office boys know when he Is expected to
make his rounds. and many prank is
have also become acquainted with his
wares, and. on a recent occasion, seeing him
approaching. stole up from behind and
dropped street cat in the basket. Catnp,
man. basket and boys were soon In a mix
up. and this peddler will keep an eye open
for mischieyous boys in the future.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Poultry-I,iye firm,
Western chickens, 14lzc: fowls. Iatkc; turkeys
l?c Dressed weak: Western broilers i5c: fowls
Hisc: turkeys. 15n2oc. a'
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25.-Poultry steady: chickens
s13c: springs. l0c; turkeys tolc) l5c; DUCKS sSc.
geese tyoung), nc. ~
BOSTON. Sept. 2s.--Ispeciall -PouItrv st.aax.
fewls, Iisc; springs, 1iuisc young turkeys. 25c
CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-PouItry steady; ,,;rkevs
lie; chickens thens)' IiI19i2c; springs, I2c
lie; springs. 12i5c: turkeys. l2l<c. 'e'9'
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 25-Hens, 1ei.c per lb.
spring chickens, he per 10. Fe' i"'
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spring no stock. Futures firm: September nomi-
nal: October, es Sd: December. IS 3ssd. Corn
Spot American mixed quiet at 4s Sd. Futures
firm: September nominal; october, Is S'sd
LOUISVILLE. Sept 25.-Wheat--No. red ana
longberry, Sc; No. 5 red and longberry, sc.
Beans-Northern hand-picked. $3.50 per bu; lndi-
ana new beans, $2.25G2. 20 per bu. Hay-Choice,
in lots. track. si3-5o4l4; clover, SlisIllso
Straw. 81. 5odS. Clean ginseng. sS.25n5.5o per H.
Onions, sl.75Q2 per bril- Cabbage, vi per crate.
Peppers, T5c per bu.
TOLEDO, Sept. neutrality-suspicious., So&c;
December, s2l.c: cash, S0%c: May, size. Clover
seed-October. $40; December and January,
$685.: timothy, -52is; September alsike, 81
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. g.-wheat-December,
7shG76Lc: May. 7shc: on track. No. hard.
sac; No. northern, SC; No. northern, 76s.c;
No. northern 13a75c.
MILWAUKEE,. Sept. acknowledgements
75c: December. nc. Corn-September. acc: De-
cember, 4she. Barley &c lower; No. ?. &C;
sample, 46qe0isc.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 25.-wheat--october, sst<e:
September 1S%c. Corn-October, 524 uS2iec: sep
TENDER, 52LG52isc.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Sept. 25.-Credit balances SIS: GER
tncates no bid. Shipments ,e65 brls: aver
age. 1852 bris: runs. I29 brls: average q 20
hrls shipments Qfma). 1854 brls: average
l.sz brs; runs Lima 6s, COG bris; average IS 3ls
brls. '''
CHARLESTON, Sept s5-Turpentine steady at
sc Rosin steady; A, b. c, sL75; ID, $3.50; r.. 81:
r. $50; g, 500: II. $255: 1, 1870; X ss35: M
S. $500 'e'
SAVANNAH. Sept. 25.-Turpentine-Nothinr
doing Rosin firm; A, r. c. SIS: ID. 81; f. 50 10:
n, - 2o G, $50: II, s2.s5; i, s335: K SO 20. Al
ss'ss; ~ 1885; window glass. A.lO; water white
WILMINGTON, sept. 25.-Spirfts OF trrpentine
Nothing doing. Rosn steady al 81 SpFsi s.
Tar firm at sl.Se Crude turpentine, g to sSSo.
MONTPELIER. Sept. 25.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, s11S; South Lima and Indi-
ana, ST. Is.