Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1888 — Page 6

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.'' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1888.

THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK isiTiated Ur hd Stts Depository Crsr Fi'S Odd-fallows' llaL. 7tc. P. Hacchet. lraVt. IL Lath a. Cash. COKIJlTIOOFTiiE MABOSTS

Active Easiness in Wheat, the General Situation ShowinjrNoMarkedChanjre. w 1 ConsideraLIe Activity in Corn, Accompanied fcj a Weaker Feeling Oit ActiYe PraTisions Qaiet, Irnil and Unchanged. JllOXEr, BONDS AND STOCKS. A Decrease of Activity at New York, Accompanied by m Weak Feeling?. NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Odoney on call was ea?yatlls2 per cent., losing offered at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper, 51 7i per cent. Sterling vicbacre was quiet but steady At $4.84 for sixty-day bills, and $1 S3 for demand. The total pales of stocks to-day were 232,245 shares, including the following Canada South" ern, 3,400; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, 13,723; Erie, 7,723; Lake Shore, 29,500; Louisville & Nashville, 250; Missouri Pacific, 5,120; Northwestern, 9,200; Norfolk & Western preferred, G.C62; Northern Pacific preferred, 21,850; Oregon Transcontinental, 4,950; Reading, 14,100; Kichmoni & West Point, 4,300; St. Paul 27,004; Union PaciSc. 8,115; Western Union, 8,743. The stock market was much less active to-day, the sales being the smallest for more than two weeks, and the tone of the de alines was again feverish and woak, though the final changes are about equally divided between gains and losses. There was evidently disposition on the part of operators to await farther developments in several directions before entering into now ventures, and the day' transactions were entirely free from excitement of any kind. To many the dullness and apathy were quite as surprising as the wide and rapid fluctuations of a week aeo, the range of values being, in most of the list, within very narrow limits. The grangers took a secondary place in the speculation, while the- Vanderbilu were most conspicuous by rMrn ef .their activity and strength la the fa.ee of the wesk tone which characterized the general hat. The rie in those shares waa aided by the reports of the harmonious feeling at the trunk-lme meeting, but the street also believes that the purchases are largely for inside account The specially weak spots in the list to-oav were tho Southern stocks and Northern Pacific, and the "bears" used the reports of the spread cf yellow fever in that region against the stocks of the Southern roads. Louisville & Nashvilli being particularly vulnerable. Northern Pacific was sold by London, and in ail probability by the defeated party at the last election, though tho illness of Mr. Wright had a depressing influence upon the stocks. The coal stocks and the Gould stocks were quite dull throughout the day, but New England was feature, being aetive anl strong on buying for Boston account, the latest story being that there is to be ft contest At the next election, and the buying' is to obtain ilbe balance of power. The opening figures were rery little chsnjed either way, but Louisville & Nashville was down J per cent. The market made some alight advances in the first few minutes, but soon began to yield, and under the lead of St. Paul and Northern Paclfio preferred material declines were established in the first hour. - Lake Shore then eame to the front, and the market took on a better tone, recovering somewhat The movement was aided by the strength in New England, after noon, but culminated by 1 P. M. Louisville & Nashville again displayed marked weakness and rest of the l$X responded, losing all the prevlocs advantage. Miifonri Pacific became the special weak spot in the last hour, and the markes finally closed quiet but weak, and at irexeeet losses ul 1 in Louisviiie cc rtasnvme, and 1 per cent, in Northern Pacific, were for fractional amounts only. Transaction in railroad bonds were very small to-day, aggregating only &J24.0GO, and the tone was again heavy, though the final changes in Quotations are somewhat irregular. There was no feature whatever to the dealings, and no animation anywhere in the list. Government bonds were dull but firm. State bonds were dull and steady. Closing quotations were: Pour per ct bonds. -123 Kansas & Texss.... 124 Fonr rer cent. cour-12iJ78 Laiehr. 3s eta n 18 youraadah'f peret.107 1. E. & W. pref.... 534 Four and a 4 coup. 1073 Lake Shore 1014 FaciiietJjcf l'5....12l Louv. A Nashville.. 53 Ixmisi'a stamped 4s. vQ Missouri ts.... 101 Tenii settlem'nt Cs.lOi Ten:, settiexnnt Se.lOO L. v N. A..... ...... 40 Mem. & Charleston. 55 Mrehian CentraL... 88 IiL. U S. & W 50 Tenn. eetUema t 3s. CS4 Mil., L. S. Sc W.prcf S3 Can. Southern 2d.. 1)2 MinnJ k St Louis... 8 :ntrl P&citio l.ta.H L.3) Minn b St. L. cref.. 15 Den. &Rio(. lta..l-l MiaoariPacic.... b04 Den. &Kio 0.4s.... 7rt 4 Mobile Ss Ohio 1U Den. & K. G.W.I sts hi Nah Ule Si Chatta.. 83 Ertefceconds 101 New Jerser Cert-aL S'Ja K. & T. t?n. Cs. 65:NorfoikJk W. pre!.. &IV M.. K. & T. im. 5i. t0 (Northern Paeine 1178 Mutual Union 6s ... Otf (Northern Pac. rref.. (1 N.J. a int. cert. ...1054 Chic ANorthwesfnllS North'n Pac. 3 sts. .-11C4 C. & Northw n pref. 142 North'n Pac 'Jd....113 New York Central..! Oil &a North weit'h eono:sl424 N. C. & St. L.... 19 Northw'td'be,n5..lliaA N.Y,C. & bt.Lt pref 71 Ore bo a & Trans. Cs-lOl jOhio & Mississippi.. "4"s fct. L. 3a I. M.geu Ss b54 Uhio & Miss. pref.. b'2 St. L. & S. F. pea rall6 i Ontario & Western.. 174 bt. Paul consols.. .. l-i'Ore. Improrement.. GS4 St. P.. C. &Pac ltsl!7 iOrezon N&Tigation.. 1)34 Tax.Pa-itio lets.... 91 lOre. & Traosauntla'l 4J978 Tez.'l'aeine -da 429 iVi Mail 3t Union PaciSo lsts..l 11 (Peoria, D. & ..... West Shore 1034 PitUbarg 150. Adajn Express 146 Pullman Palace-Car. 174 Alron&T. ilaote... 474 Keadisr 528 Alton it T. H. pref 0 Amri?aa TJxpress.. 71 Rock island IOG&i St. Li. & San Tran.. 328 St L.&S. F. pref.. 724 B. . C. It 3i S Canada Pacifc Canada Southern.... Central laeific CLeapeak & Ohio.. C. St O. pref. 1 -.. 20 57 St. U & F. 1st. pMflli . ac'l.M. raui ton V Mt. Paul preferred.. .IOG4 174:St. Paul. M. A M.. I04a 1 4 5g ct. Paul & Omaha.. :r4 C & O. 2ds Chicago & Alton it 134 St. raui 5sO. pref.,105 ..130 jTean. Coal & Iron. 304 ..1124 Tcias Pacific... C U St L. & P 1 64 Toledo & O. C. pref. St. L. 8i P. pref. 34 Uniu Pacific 53 C 50J58 C. S. AC 03 U.S. Express. 7il Clev'ld & Colnmnns 6 Waba.h, St. L. & P. Delaware & Un(Ionl 1&3! W St. L. & P. pref 144 26V DU Lack. & West.. 14 J est,.H J Wils& Fargo Exp.. 137 D.& KioGrauda.... 20 W. U.Telezraph.... 834 Last Tenressee JO4 Am. eot.-sed cert f. 39 East Teen, yref.l sts (Colorado Coal 35 Kast Teun. pref. 2d. 2l4 Homcstake 10 Erie 204 Iron Silver 325 Erie preferred t'5 4 Ontario Fort Wayne 150 Quicktiiver Ft. Worth d; Detver -44 Q-ickiilrer pref... 32 y 304 Hocking Valley 2l4 va:ro. 10 SO Herston & Texas... 1 ILinoi. Central 11 L.U.&W 18 Ralwer Itieh. & W. Point. 244 NEW YORK, Sept 21. Bar silver, OClc NEW XOHK AD CHICAGO. Tester day's Quotations on Produce, at the Two Great Commercial Centers. NEW YORK, Sspt 21. Flour Receipts, 16.483 packages; exports, 6,303 brls, 19,33'J sacks; winter unchanged; other grades firm; moderate business; sals, 13.200 brl. Corn-meal, fair business; steady. ; Wheat Receipts, 213,500 bu; exports, none; gale's, 3,032.000 bu futures, 175,000 bu spot Spot market i'&le up on moderate business for milling and storing; no export dem and; clos ing firm; No. 2 rsd, 97i9So elevator, 9Si0Iic aficat. tOsOOJc f. o. b.; No. 3 red, 01c; No. 4 ted, lc; ungraded red, 7ScS$1.01J; No 1 red, ttOZl; No. 2 Chicago, SOlSSOJe; No. 1 hard, $1.13 7t 1.14 store; options iJo higher; fairly active; shorts covering? dosed steady; No. 2 red, October, 1)7 3032c, closing at 03Je; Novem ber, OOJcaSl, closing at OOJcjDecember. etOOi -a 1.011, closing at $1,011; January closed at L02i; May, JL042 1.03J. closing at $1.C5J. Corn Reoipts. 125.G0O bu; exports, 10,431 bu; sales. 1,'Jt J.Cl'O bu futures, lbti.OOO ba spot. Spot market lie ljc lower and weak; moderate business; No. 2. 52a elevator, 521 do3io afloat; No. 2 white 57c; ungraded mixed, 5153c; options idle lower; weak acd fairly active; September, 5232c, elosinc t 52ie; Oc tober, olJSo2ic, closing at 51Xe; November, 5l352Jc, dosing at 51c; December, 40J3 60i, cloatnr at VJlc; January, 4 J 'a 431c, clos ing a: 4Sc; May, Ailr. elosing at 4ilc. Oats Receipts, 115,000 bu; exports, 238 bu; ales. 310,000 bu futures, 320,000 bu spot Spot market i 2. jo lower and fairly aetive. Options t'SJe lower; more active, and weak; September, VJk'QTJiQ, closing at2Uic; Uctober, 201 291 e. closing at20Jc: November, SOJSSOe, closing at SOIc; spot No. 2 white, 34834ie: mixed West ern, 26331c; white Western, 27S45c; No. 2 Chicago, 3 Jo. Hay quiet and steady; shipping 553 60c; good to choice, bj'UOa Hops strone: and quiet ' Coffee Options opened weak, dosed steadr: moderate business; lower cables. Sales, 67,000 tags, including September, 12.953l3.C5c; Octo-

ber, 12.23 9 12. COc; November, lL7311.93c;

Ueeember, lLJoii.ioe; January, 10. JU a u.idc; Marrh, 10.85ll.0; April, 10.90 3 lLOOe; May, 10.fe3ll.C0e; Jane, 10.yOlL05e; July. 11.00c; f pot KLo unsettled and easy; fair cargoes, 15ie. !ueac uaw quiet ana nrm; rsnna in iair oomand ana firm. Molasses nominal Kiee very strong and moderate! r adite. Tallow stroutr; light cfferinca. Rosin hipher; common to rood (teamed. 21. 00 Si. 03. Lj& Si . wt.i. ic.isif. Receipts, rrk quiet nateadr; mew, $15.2515.73. I A - - r 1 T I - V- - t J - - UJa. m.b .if himi. ll?ai?4- nikiarl b2iiR. 91 2 10c: middles. firm; short clear, 9Je. Lard lower, fairly actire; spot Western. 10.70 a 10.75c Option lower, ales: Septszaber, 10.90 9 10.05c, doting noav icai; uetooer, lttiusiu.fcoe, ciosmrat xu.c; Vnnmki o jto c'w. Irainf. lit 9 TvOrt nam' inal: Decmber. &G138.60C. ciosine at &Glc: January, 8 45 3 8.50e. Hatter steady and In moderate demand at s 224et Wftarn dairr. 12ai5c: Western e ream er v. 13323c Chesae quiet, a toady; Western, 71 CHICAGO. Sent 2L Early trading in Trheat was only moderate, and toe market ruled with. some ateedinesa, but lattar, an the ad ranee, trading became more astire. baorte' eorereo. freely, and there w&a also free realizing for Da cember snore vjc in penerai eonaiuona remain about tba a&xne as noted the past few days nam air, that the foreign situation is weak, and the domes tie quite strone, with the. Northwest furnishing toe principal "bull" material Early trading was at about yesterday's closing prices, and although Lirerpool quoted 4e Id wer prices for spot and futures tending down, operators were not disposed to jell on this news, those nayinr done eo tig past day or two tumor, in most instances, jeeu compelled to pay higher pricea to get the whest back. Later there was a sharp advance, infloeacad by rood buying, "bborta" coTered and prices gradually sold ud ljaljo abort the inside figurej. The advance brought out free off trine, which prevented the market from further adraoclng for the time being, at least, and the closing was about 1 3 Jo. higher than yosterday. Considerable interest was manifeste'd in corn, and trading was quit active at times, the feeling developed being tnuea weaker. October recaivad the most attention, a heavy pressure being brought te bear oa this month, and the foalm was weak witn tns exception of a short period after the opening. The market opened a shade under the dosing prices of yesterday, advaaced iic, became weaker and firradialiy sold oCflJ all, reacted ic, and closed with the near futures lalje lower. May delivery closed i&lc higher than yester day. Cables were dull, whish inspired a weaker realm r abroad, and in the home markets also, a prominent operator was reported as sailing free Jy, and this, together with the sales of the local cruvrd. in absence of any outside support, created weakness. Trading in oats was quite spirited; May delivery, especially, ruled un considerable activity. There were frequeol ales of September, and a fair business In Octo ber delivery ensued. Considerable increase in the offerings was witnessed, but they met with ?uite free buyine by local operators, and, though rom the start there were indications of weakness, a ood demand held priees very elose to yesterday's latest figures. There was some weakness in provisions on yellow fever, with the market, aside from this feature, quiet and dull most of the time. October pork opened IL'ic lower, which proved to be the lowest price of the day. It subsequently reacted to $14.70, elostng where it did last night. January closed 12Jc lower than yesterday. Lard lost .20a on October and .15c oa January. Short-ribs closed at a deoline of .Oit. loe, compared with last nlcat. The leading futures ranged ea follows: Optning. lligltttt, Loveest. doting. Wheat-Sept... MU ' Hl M October... 92 935 V2 December 3 4 S May 0i Vri Cora Sept 43 43 42 42. October... 42 42 I 41 9 4ITfl ' December 31? 37 27U 374 Jav 3fM 33 2h Oats October.. 24 24 24 Noveniber 2m 24 f 24 24 i-'ar 251 I'SM 2U Pork iiept 14.45 14. $14.45 $14,574 October... 14.45 14.70 14.15 14.574 Norember 13.90 13.074 13.03 13.05 January 13.V5 13.95 13.9 13.824 Lard icvber... 10.65 10.65 1C.S0 J0.50 November 0.5S 0.:5 0.074 0.20 January.. 8.274 8 274 18.10 8.15 Short R:bs-Oct. fi.70 8.70 8.574 8.e:4 Jaauary... 7.10 7.10 7.C24 7.U24 Cash quotations were as follows: Flonr un changed; No. 2 spring wheat, 97 3 93c; No. 3 sprine wheat, 81&8J: No. 2 red, 9ic; No. 2 corn, 41 c 342c; No. 2 oats, 24c; No. 2 rye. 50e; No. 2 barley nominal; No. 1 fiaxsed, Jjl.31 L31; prime timothy-aeed, SI.D5 91.00; mess pork, per brl, $14.57j52H CO; bird, rer pound, 10.50e; ehort-rib sides (loose). aC2iaC5c; drysalted shoulders (boxed), 7.02$ ' 7.75c; shortclear sides (boxed). ddj.25c; whieky, distillers' finished goods, per gallon, (1.20; sugsr, cutloaf, i 38c; granulated, 7Jc: standard A, 7)e. On the rroduce Lxehanre, to-day, the butter market was steady and unchanged. Eggs firm and unchanged. Receipts Flour, 18.C00 brls; wheat. GG.OOO bu; ccrn, 201.000 bo; oats, 191,000 bu; rye, 35,000 bi; barley, 45.000 bu. Shipments Flour, 27,000 oris; urneai, on; corn, 04J.uuu on; oats, 113,000 bu; rye, 37,000 bu; barley, 20,000 bu. TRADE IN GENERAL Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti more, Cincinnati end Other pblnts. ST. LOUIS. Kept. 21 Flour steadr and firm. Wheat f.rm and hieaer. The openios was lower on depressing Europesn market advices, but at once rallied and advanced, the elose betcr &g'37ee above yes. terdav; a re-i. eah, 02o biJ; October. 91 lift 9'2c, closing at 1)2 Vl DecemUr, 94 3952; Mar: 987tsC'2$l. Corn lower for all aare May, wbieh held up under a steaJy demand; ho. 'J, cash, o'Jet September, 3U3f; etober,393y33c, eloslntcat 308c; veir. Hl d'AMsA. alostntr at 33?? Jtnmr nTJ(,. Mar. 35354o. elosinz at 35 lea. Oats lowar and weak: No. 2 cash, '2'2c; September, 224f; Mav, 27 328c; October, 22'4C Vii; No. 2, 23, bid; year. 2'J3 bid. Rye dull. N. 2, 51c Hay dulJ; 11 ai..rf al v a T i praine. xi motor, i.vtfi-s. xran scarce ana hrm at CD4714s. Unseed steady at $1.25. Butter steady bnt unchanged; creamery. lSa'iOf; dairy, 159 17e. Eggs Fair demand for ynod stork at 15c. Com-mal quiet at $2.1592.20. Whisky steadr at S1.14. Provisions qniet and heavy. Pork. $15.25. Dard Prime steam booiinaL Dry -sal ted meats 12.50314c. Receipts Hour. 4.000 brls; wheat. 4H.OOO bn; corn. 44.000 bu; cats. 37,000 bnT rye, 7.000 bu; tarley, 1-.000 bu. Shipments Flour, 10.000 brls; wheat. 19,000 bu; eorn, 6,000 bui eats, 5.000 bu; rye. 4,000 bu. PHILADELPHIA, Sept.' 21. Flour firm. Good Inquiry for choice fresh ground eld springs. Winter in moderate, sapplr and quiet. Wheat firm and closed 4s hlcher; No. 4 red, e'evstor. b3c; No. 3 red, elevator, 90c; nnjrraded. elevator, 93c; unsrraded, in jrrain depot, $1.0091.01: N?. 2 red, September, 9r,S4374; October, 9643974':: November. 99 4c; December, 9939940. Corn Car lots quiet and weaker; No. 2 miid and higher mixed, in grain depot and elevator, 53 433 c; No. 2 mixed, ptember, 539534c; October. 524953c; Norem. ber, 5i52; December, 41 a 45c. Oats Car lota quiet but steady; No. 3 white, elerator, 324e; No. 3 white, in grain depot , 33c; No. 2 white, elerator; 534?; barley oats. 37 :i ?; futures quiet bet steadr: Nn. 2 white, September. 34V&35c: October. '3133443; November, 3443 lVct Decernber, 35v354o- Lard firing refined, 11.50311.75c; steam 11911.124c Receipts Flour. 3.300 brls; whoat, 20,000 bu: corn. 6.500 bu; oats, 16,000 bu. Shipments Wheat. 3,200 bu; corn, 8,100 bu; cats, 20.500 bu. BALTIMORE, Sept 21 Wheat Western Inaetive but steady and higher; No. 2 winter red, spot, 94a3944c; September. 943944c: Oetober, 95 -3954c; December, 98 39S4. Corn Western quiet and easier; mixed, spot, 52'&524c; September and October, 51 3514c; year, 453454c; January, 443 'd l47e. Oats dull tut steady; Western white, 319 33c; Western mixed. 231930a. Rye firm but steady at 61'dti3c. IT ay dull; prime to choice Western, $15 315.50. Provisions fn fair demand at unchanged pi ices. Bat'er quiet; Western packed, 142l7c; crcamerr. 20-O23?. Egs firmer at 1920. Coffee firmer; Rio fair, 154c Receipts Flour, 11,000 brls; wheat, 41,000 bo; corn. 7.O0O ba; oats, 5,000 bu. Shipments Flour, ,000 brls. Sales Wheat 240,. 000 br; corn, 16,000 bu. CINCINNATI, 8ept. 21 Flour stronger; family. $3.9034.10; fancy, $1.354.50. Wheat in good demand and firm: No. 2 red. 89390c. Receipts, 0,000 shipments, 8,500. Corn lower; Ho. 2 mixed, 40c. Oats weaker: No. 2 mixed, 25c. Rye ouiet: No. 2. 55c. Pork nominal at $15. Lard quiet at 10c Bulk meats nominal; short ribs. 8.75c. Bacon firm; abort dear. 10.374c Whisky steady and firm; sales, 1,218 brls of finished Roods on a basis of $1.14. Butter steady. Sugar ilrm. Eggs steady at 154 1 Go. Cheese firm. MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 21. Wheat-Local sampla table were fall, 349 c2rs being received here, and sellers were asking yesterday's prices for milling wheat, but the wants of the buyers were not as exteusive as the offerings. Shipments were 63 cars. Dnluth reported 69 ctrs on track. Closing quotations: No. 1 hard, September. $1: October. $1: No. 1 Northern, September, 94e: October, 0t45; No. 2 Northern, September, 93c; October, 93?. TOLEDO. Sept. 21. Wheat dull and easier: cash and October, 94?te;December, 974c; May. $ 1.024c, .Corn dull; cash. 46c. Oats quiet: cash, 25c. Clorerseed active and lower; cah and Ostober. $5.10;, No vember, $3.10. Receipt Wheat. 21,000 bu; corn, 8.000 bu; oate, 2.000 bu. Shipments Wheat, 56,O00 bu; . corn, 3,000 buj ats, 3,000 bu; clover-seed, 813 bags. DETROIT, Sept. 2.1. Wheat No. 1 white, ea'sh, 944c; No. 2 red. cash. September and October. 93e: Norember. 98ic; December. 9045. Corn No. 2, 454e. Oate No. 2, 25c; No. 2 white, SOe. Receipta w neat, zv.uw bu; corn. 1,000 bu; oats, 8.C00 bu. Cotton. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20. Cotton easr. Middlincr. 9 13. lf? low rnidAlinr. i)l. nrui ary. 94e nominal; net receipta, 4.557 bales: gross receipts, 4,725 bales: exports to Great Britain, 1.950 bates; 10 r nacr, u,vu" oaies; sa.es. x,JW oaieat stock, 25,276 bales. Weekly net receipts, 20.153 baleb; gross receipt?, 22,410 bales; exports to Great

Shoulder. 8c; longs and ribs, 8.00ci short clear, 9.25c, Bacon -Shoulders, 8.5c: longs and ribs, 9.7539.S0e: short e!esr. 10310.124c. llams.

Britain, 1,950 bales; exports to France, C.0C8 bales; to the continent, 2,592 bales; coastwise, 3,883 bales; sales, 5,700 bales. NEW YORK, Sept 21. Cotton quiet Middling uplands, 10 7-lCc; middling Orleans, 10 7-ltte; sales 552;bales. Futures closed steadr. September, 9.59c; Oetober, 9.02c; orember, U.58c; Januarr, 0.05o; February, U. 72c; March, 9.80c; April, 9.ac; May, 9.9Sc; June, 10.05c; July, 10.11c LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21. Cotton ouiet, unchanged. Sales, 7,000 bales, iceludiog 1,000 bales for specu lationand export, and 5,200 bales American. Wool BOSTON, Sept. 21. Trade in wool baa been fairly active and priees are firm for all grades. The sales for the week were 3,445,790 pounds of all kinds, in eluding 155.000 pounds of foreign. The rest waa domestic. Fine fleeces have shown the greatest activ ity, and large sales lave been made at advancing prices. In Ohio and I'ennsylrania fleeces the ealea amount to 713,000 pounds and include X at 30 31c; XX at 32ct XX and above at 3243334c, and No. 1 at 34935c Michigan fleeces were verr firm, and X sold principally at 26c, and No. 1 at 33c A good demand aud a hrxner market for combing and delaine selections are noticed, with higher prices. Sales of No. 1 combine were made at 30i38c; choice fine delaine at 30334c, and Michigan no delaine at 30320. Unwashed combing wools are quiet, but firm. In Territory wool there Lave been sales of 751,000 pounds at 15 ft 23c, principally." Texas wool

is duIL Spring California wool is in better demand at 16321c Unwashed and unmerchantable fleeces sell at 18322a. Pulled wool is in stsady demand at 2S935q for super and 259 2de for extra. Foreign wool is quiet PHILADELPHIA. Sept 21. Wool quiet but firm; Ohio. 31d: Dic er X and XX, 2622tJci medium, 3334c coarse, 324333ej!fiae washed delaine, X and XX, 32 34ct medium washed combing and delaine. JDifJkc: coarse washed eombing and delaine, 34935c; Canada washed combing. 31932a: tub-washed. 30ft3He: medium unwashed combing and delaine, 27928o; coarse unwashed cornbirg and delaine, 259 27c; eastern Oregon. 10 320c valley Oregon, 19926c; New Mexican and Colorado, 13918c ST. LOUIS. Sent 21. Wool market quiet and easn bright medium. 15323c; coarse braid, 11320c: low sandy, 10917c; fine light 13919c; fine heavy, a 1 - XX Vi i Cm NEW YORK, Sept. 21. Wool firm and fairly active; domestie fleece. 26934c; pulled, 20936c: Texas, 133 22c on. NEW YORK. Sept 21. Petroleum market opened stadr at 9240. .o below last night's e'osc, and after a slight adrance in the early trading became heavy and sagged oil to 91 Doc: A slight recover v then occurred and the market clokod steady at 917pc Con solidated Exchange Opening, 92 4n highest. 924o; lowest 9130. closing. Ul'ge. stock hxctange Opening, 924c; highest. 924c; lowest, 91o, closing at 9ia0. Total aales, 1,234,000 brls. Turpentine 420424c, OIL CITY, Pa., Sept. 21. National Transit eertificates opened at 92c; highest, 924c; lowest, 91∾ doted, 01 ic: ssJes. l.OSO.OOO brls; elearancvs. 2,742.000 brls; charter. 79.365 brls; shipments. 70,903 brls; runs. 44,327 brls. PITT8BURO. Pa.. Sept 21. Petroleum dull but firm. National Transit certificates opened at 92e; oloaedat 914ot highest 924e; lowest, Olc CLEVELAND, Sept 21. Petroleum steady; standor d white 11 O, 73c. CHARLESTON, S. C, Sept 21. Turpentine quist at 394e. SAVANNAH, Oa., Sept -1. Turpentine firm at 39o bid. WILiUSGTON, Sept. 21. Turpentine firm at 39c Metals, NEW YORK, Sept 21. Pig Iron quiet and firm; American, $16919. Copper steady; lake, 17.65c Lead steady; domestic. 4.9 4c Tin, dull; straits, 23.40c. ST. LOUIS. Sept 21 Lead strong: det:lrer!rel. refined, 4.90o bid for October soft Missouri, 4.75o asked. Dry Goods. NEW YORK. Rent. 21 There was a larrer da. mand at jobbing hands, but with agents spot business - -t . .? was ncK.erab pruporuoai. T.1VE STOCK. Common Cattle Dull, God Grades Steady Uoge alet antl Sfiads Lower. Indianapolis, Sept 21.. CTTLJ Receipts, 279; shipments. 150. Msrket dull on com men, and steady oa god grades. Pew lct over. Export grades.. .......... $5. 2595.75 (Jc-od to ctolce shippers 4.40 o 5.00 Fair to medium shippers 3.5091.20. Common shippers... ........... 2.75935 Feeders, 1.000 if 1.200 Os.... 3.40S4.0O Stockers. 7003900 lbs 2.5093.20 Good to choice heifers 2. SO 3.25 Common to medium heifers........ ...... 2.O092.C5 Good to choice cows .. 2.tt033.0O Fair to medium cows 2.0092 40 Common old cows l.UOol.75 Veals, common to good 3.00 94.25 Bulls common to good 1 .50 i? 2.50 Milkers common to good 15.00230.00 Hoos Receipts. 1,330; shipments, 1,000. Qaality only fair. Market quiet at a shads lower prices; closed steady with all sold. Heavy shipping $6.5036.70 Mixed 0.1096.45 Common to good light COO 6.35 Pit and beery roughs, if healthy 5.0090.00 SMTP Receipts, 285; shipments, 400. Quality generally common. Market slow at about the same priees. Good to choiee M $3.C3a 1.10 Fair to medium 3.2033.GO Common 2.5033.00 Lambs 3.00tf5.(K Bucks, per head..... 2.0093.00 ICIsewbere. CHICAGO, Fept 21 The Drovers' Jourrai reports: Cattle Receipts. 13.000; shipments, 4,000. Market lower: steers. $3.2533.05; stockers and feeders, $1.8593; cows, bulls snd mixed, $1.30t5 2.80; Texas' cattle, $1.9593.25; Western rancets. $294.60. Hogs Receipts, 10.000; shipments. 5,500. Mar Vet steadr: mixed, $636.60: heavy, $6.15aO.SQ light, $5.7096.50; skips, $3.5095.50. . r Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 6.000; shipment 2,000. Market steady; natives. $2.50 4. 5?; Westerns. $3.30 t 3.75; Texan s. $2.503 3.50; lamb. $495.25. NEW YOHK, Sept 21.-Bsves-Receiots. 1 CI ears for the market, 13 for slaughterers direct atd 21 ears of sale cattle . a are in the yards from previous arrivals. Good aad prime steers were about steady. Texas rangrs atul common and medium natives were extremely duU and lower. Native steers sold at 3.3096.30 per 100 lbs; Texas steers at $3.1093.40, and Cohrado half breeds at $3.7594.15 j bulls and dry eo-ts at $2.1592.75. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1.B00, with 15C0 more for sale from previous arrivals. No ouJUble change in selling value but a firmer tone ar.d a good elearance. Sheep sold at $3.7594.55: lambr at $1 7506.25. . Ho?s Receipts, 3,700. Reported steady at $.50 90.85. ST. LOUIS. Sept. 21. Cattle Receipts, 1J)50; shipments, 1.545. Market higher. Choice heaw native steers. $5.5095.70; fair to good native seers, $4.3035.50; butchers' steers, medium to eioice, $3.4094.30; stockers and feeders, fair to good, $2.2593.40; rsngers, eorn-fsd, $3.4094.50: rrass. fed. $2.3093.50. Hogs Receipts, 1,210; shipments, 5C0. X'arket slow. Choice heavy and butchers' selections. 0.50 96.65; packing, medium to prime. $6.3030.50; light grades, ordinary to best, $6.1096.35. Sheep Receipts, 490: shipments, 2,545. Market steady. Fair to choice, $3.30 a 4.40. Horses Receipts, 850; shipments, 260. Texsns and Iadians, ia car loads, $20933. EAST LIBERTY, Pa.. Sept. 21 Cattle Rectipts. 741 head; shipments, 19 head. Nothing dorap, all through consignmontn. No cattle shipped te New York to-day. Hogs Receipts. 3,000; shipments, 500. Ihrket aetire. Philadelphias. Ji.59G.95; mixed, tG.55 96.65; Yorkers, $6.4036.50; grassers and s babblers, $66.40; pigs, $5.5090. Thirteen eis of hogs shippeil to New York to-day. Sbeep Receipts, 1,000; shipments, COO. Market very dull; 40 loads on sale. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 21 The Lire Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, 5,821; shipnunts, 3.123. Quality mostly common; good fat steers and choice eows steady; common cot wanted; grass nr.ge slow acd weak; stockers and feedin'. steers steady. Good to eboica corn-fed, $3a5.50 ecramoa to medium, $3.2594.75; grass ranee steers, $1,809 3 40: stockers and feeding steers, $1.6093.60; tors. $1.5092.75. Hogs Receipts, 4,077; shipments, 2,108. Mirket opened firm; later weakened, closing lower; a good many unsold. Good to choice, $C.25 9C.45: common to medium, JfD.4USb.'5: skips and pigs, $495.25. Sheep Receipts, 1,118; ahipments, 470. Market steady for good to choice at $3.75 34.40; common to medium dull at $1.5093.25. BUFFALO, Sept. 21 Cattle Receipts. 620 head through; 520 head for sale. No demand. Feeling weak and quiet. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 400 bead through; 1,000 head for sale. Sheep steady at $3.5094 for good; lambs firm at $4.5095.25 for Western; no Can ad as told. Hogs Market active; mediums 10915c lower; rouffh unchanged; receipts, 4.OS0 head through; 4.800 head for sale; medium. $6.6036.70; Yorkers. $6.3536.45.' " CINCINNATI, Sept. 21. Cattle Receipts, 200: shipments, 4C0. Market dulL Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100; shipments, 1,270. Market quiet and steady. Lambs in fair demand and firm at $495.50. Hogs ilarket quiet and a shade easier. Common and light, $596.35; packing and butchers', $696.55. Receipts, 750; shipments, 740. , INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS. A Healthy Tone Prevails la the Local Clark et, Prices Itullnc Strong. Indianapolis, Sept 21. In all departments the volume of business is healthy in its character, and as a rule prices are' strong on all staple articles. Coffees, roasted' grades, to-day advance another cent. 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the usual firm front, with some marking a limit of valuation fractionally higher than could readily be obtained on open effort to realize. Stock have of late shown, a shrinkage, but in doing so supplied the wants of some of the previously anxious buyers, and. as fresb arrivals may be expected before the month cloges, the necessity for hnrry in contracting for large amounts does cot seem quite so urgent." The produce markets are aetive and prices on id any articles haranin? in their tendency. Hens and chickens to-day advance t cent per pound. Eggs are very firm at quotations, and butter in good demand and firm in price. Apples, peaches and pears all in good request at firmer prices. ' Irish and sweet potatoes arriving freely, prices ruling steady. The hide market in fairly active; prices, however, rule about as for some months past, all efforts to advance them proving futile. The provision market was hardly as firm in tone today as early in the week, bat prices rule tho same in a jobbing way. Millers report an active demand for flour, with a tendency to better priees. The prospects of an early advance la rates tend to disturb the market more or less. GRAIN. v Wheat, demand good; offerings light Corn, firmer on white grades; easy on mixed; all the quotations are a shade better; good ear eorn is in good demand, with no offerings. Oats, quiet; the demand Is limited. -Wheat No. 2 red 921 No. 3 red 86 Rejected 7i September 92 Vj October 92a November 92 Corn No. 1 white. 40 No. 2 white 45e White mixed 44 4 No. 3 white 444 No. 4 white 43 No. 2 yellow 43 i No. 2 mixed. 433 No. 3 mixed.......................... Sound ear white. 44 Sound ear yellow....... 44 Sound ear mixed....... .............. 43 December 32 Oats No. 2 white 273 No. 2 mixed 24 Rejected white 25 Rejected mixed 20 S4 Unmerchantable...................... 17a RyeNo. 2 52 Bran $12.75 Hay No. 1 timothy- 12.50 The Jobbing Trade. COAL AND COKE. Block. $3.25 f ton; Minshall, $3.50 p ton; Jackson, $3.75 4f ton; Pittsburg. $4 4 ton; Raymond city. $4 Hp ton: Winifrede. $4 ton; Campbell Creek, $4 tou; Hocking. $3.75 4 ton; Island City. $3 ton; nut, $2.75 f ton: Highland, $2.75 ton; Dug. gar (Peacock) lump, $3 4? too; nut, $3 ton. chestnut No. 4 and stove anthracite, $7 ton: eg and grate anthracite, $i.75 f ton; eras coke, 13o V bu; crushed coke, 14a bu. All soft coal, nut size, f0j 4?' toa less than the above prices en the same quality of lump coal. CANNED GOODS. reaches Standard. 3-pound, $1.2032.00; 3-pound seconds. $1.3091.50. Miscellaneous blackberries 2-pound. 0990c; raspberries, 2-pound. 91.159 1.30; pinespple, standard. 2-pound, $14,092.50; seconus. 2 ponnd.51.109 1.20; core oysters, 1-pound, full weight. 95c9Sl; light, 65970c; 2-pour.d, fnlL $1.70l.bO: light, DOc3$l; string beans. 5995c; Lima beans. $1.2031.30; pea, marrowfat. $1,204 1.40; small. $1.5091.75; lobsters, $1.8532; red cherries. 95c31.10: strawberries, $1.2031.30 salmon (&s), $1.9032.50. DUY 'GOODS. Tickings Amoskeag ACA, 13c; Conestog BF 15e; Conestoga extra. I314c; Conestoga Oold Madal I4e; Conestoga COA. 12c; Conestoa AA, 10c: Uon-esto-a X. 9c; Pearl Hirer. 12c; Falls OliO. 32 Inch. 13;Methuen A A, 123; Oakland A, 7so: Suits River. 7ee; York, 32-inch, 13c;. Y'ork. 30 inch. im. liLEArniD Siiirm'QK Blackatoce AA, 8c; Ballon &Son. 7c; Chestnut HilL 6ic; Cabot 4-4. 7ae: Chapman X, 6 c; Dwjght Star S, 9c; Fruit of the Loom, He; Lonsdale. tic Llnwood, Sc: Mason ville 94e: New York Mills. 10ic; OurOwn, fte; Pepperell, 1 4, 22c; Pepperell, 10 4, 24c Hif.s. 8c; Htpe, 7 Sic; Knht's Ca-ubri. 8c; Ixnsdale Cambric, ll0ci Whitlnsrille. 33 inch. Wamsutta, lO-e. OlNOHAVSS Amoskea?, 7"4C; Bates, 74C; GlouceaUr, 7Vac Glasgow, 6c; I dir. caster, 7sc; Kan elnan's,74c; Renfrew Madras, b-ac; Cumberland, G4s; IV'hite. 7c; llookfold. 10-c. GBAIX Kais American. $10: Atlanta, $1S; Franklinville, $17.50; Lewiston, $19; OcUrlo, $16.50; Stark A. $21. Pap sr Cambrics Manrille, 6; S. S. Ss Son, Of, Slasonviile, 6c Garner. Cc. Pkikt American fancy, 6-: Allen's fancy, fo; Allea'e dark. 5-c: Allen's pink. 0-ec; Arnold's, Berlin, solid colors, Ce; Cocbeco. 6'.: Onestoga, 5-jc; Dunaeil's, 54e; Eddystone, 0c; Hartel. 5c; Harmony, 5c; Hamilton. 6c; Greenwich, 5 -st; Knickerbocker, 54et Mailory pink. 6c Baowsf NHxrriSGS At!ante A. 7c; Boott C. 6c; Atswam K, 5e: Bedford R, 4-ec; Angnsta, 5c; Boott AL. Cc; Continental C, O Vj Dwight Htar, 3y, Kcho Lake. 6e: Graniteville EK, 6c; Lawrecee LL, Cc; Pepperell E.7V: Pepr R. 6c; Pcpperg 9-4, 20c; Pepperell 10-4. 22c; Utiea 9-1, 22 ac; Itlca 10 4, 25e; Utie C. 4-4c DUUG. Alcohol. $2.2232.30: asafet:dfe. 15920ot alnm.4 &5a; crmpbnr, SO 332c; cochineal, 50355e; ehlorv fcrm, 55360c; eopperas. brls, $3 33.5l; cream tar tar, pore, 40342e; indigo. SOtrSle; licorice. Ca'ab., genuine, 30 345c; mafnesla, carb.; 2-oz, 25 335c; morphine. P. Ss W. 4 ot. $2.CO; madder. 129l4e: yd, castor, i gal, $1.25 1.30; oil, bergamot, , $333.25; opiaro, f33.15t qninina. P. & W., f os, 50t?55ei balsam cot abia. 00965c: seen. Cat tils, Fr., 12418c; soda, bicarb.. 436c; salti, tpsou, 45c; sulphur, floor, AaOc; saltpetre, 8ft-Oc; turpentine, 40 942e; glycerine, 25930c; iddide potaM., $33.20; bromide potass., 40942c; chlorate potash, 25c; borax. 10 312c; cinchonidia, 129 15c; carbolie acid, 45950c, OIL--Linseed oil. raw, 50o 4 gal; boiled, 53e; eeal oil. lepal test. 9314c: bank. 40et best straits, 45oj Labrador, fiOe; West Virginia, lubricatinr. 20 9 30c; miners'. C5c Lard Oils-No. 1, 50a55c; do, extra, C5'd70e. WuiTE Ltan rure, 63ie; lower grades, 54 3 6c. PUUITS AND VEGETABLES. ArpLIS rer brl. $1.7592X0t eommoo. 75c3 $1.00; sclUng la bulk on track. 30340: ba. Grapis Concord, 3 2 4o 4? D; Kelley Island, -109 SOe 4- lO !b basket. Nctmio Melons Indiana grovm, 50975e brl. OHioss-Southern, $2.0032.25 p brl; Spanish, f 1.50 4erate. Pxachis Kentucky or Indiana, choice, $1,752? 2.00 V bu: inferior stock, $1.0031.50 bu. Tkar Common. S1.75 brl; better varieties, $2 50j3.04 brh choice Bartlett $4.5095.00 Irl: bushel boxes. Sl.509l.75. Pr.CM-Damson, $3 503 4.00 t stand. Potatois Pe r btl. $1.0091.25. QuiKfES Per bu box. $1.25, or $4.50 brl. Sweet PorATosaBa'timore stock. $4.0095.00. . W AT I RM ELON S Per car-load, $30. FOREIGN F11UITS Raisins. London layer, new, $3.4093.50 pbox; loose, muscatelle, 2-crown, $1.7592.25 4 box; Valencia, new. 7a9 8e 4 lb: citron, 23324c i lb; currants, 797-ee lb. BananasJamaica, $1,509 2.C0: Aipinvrall, $1.5032.50. Oranges-Messina, $0.2597.50. Lemons C koiee, $3.0O; extra, faocr, $4.25. Fics. 14916c. Prunes -Turkish, eld, 4 4-jc; new, 595jc. GROCEKIE3. CorrxtS Ordinary grades, 149 15e; fair, 154916c; good. 16-9l7-e: prime, 18a9l9-2C; strictly prime to choice, 19la201sc; fancy srreen and yellow, 20 432 14c; old government Java, 29330e; oMinaryJara. 2549264c, imitation Java, 234 9244c; roasted cortees, lUUc Mouases and StrlP8 New Orleans molasses, fsir to prime, 30335c; choice, 40350c, Syrups, 30 940c Flour Sacks No. 1 drab, 4 brl. $33 4 1,000; 4 brl, $17; 1 ghter weight, $1 V 1,000 less. Lead 7fr 6c for presxd bars. Dried Beer 11013c. . Spices Pepper, 164919c allspiae, 10912c; cloves, 2225c; cassia. 10912c; nutmegs, 709S5o i tt. Starch Refined pearl, 3334c 4 R; Eureka, 5 HQc; Champion gloss lump. 344; improved corn, 5436c. RlCI Ixuisiar.a, 597c SnOT-$1.459l.504 bag for drop. SCflARSHards. STvHc; confectioners' A, 77d1 8c; standard A. 7S497'8c; eft A. 78897Vc; white extra C, 7475kc; fine yellows. 73h974c; good yellows, 74 780; fair yeliows, 67874e; common yellows, 649634C Salt In csr lots. 90c; small lots, $1.0091.05. TWINEIlemp, $12 9l8o 18; wool. 89 10c; flax, 20 330c; paper, 18c; jute, 12 d15c; cotton, lG25c Wooden wars No. 1 tubs, $7.7538.00; No 2 tabs, $6.7597.00: No. 3 tubs, $5.7596.00: 3-hoop pails, $1.7591.80; double washboards. $292.75; common washboards, $1.2091.85; clothes-pins, 50 -3.85c 4 box. Woodev Dishes Per 100, 1 US, 20c; 2 Ds, 25c; 3P5S, 30c; 5 ltJs.40c. Wrapping paper Crown straw, 18o bundle; medium straw. 27c; double-crown straw, 36c; heavyweight straw, l42c F ft; crown ra, 20c 4 bundie; medium rag.dSOf: double-crown rac. 40c: heavy, weight rag, 2493c ffl; Manila, No. 1, 899o; No. 2, 54364c: print paper, No. 1, 6a7c; book paper, No. 3. 8. & !., 10llc; No. 2. S. & a. 899e; No. 1, S.&G, 748c IKON AND STEEL. Bar iron (rates), 29 2.25c; horse-shoe bar, 3.25c; Norway rail rod, 80; German steel plow-alabs, 4c; American drill steel, 10912c; Sanderson tool steel, 16c; tire steel, 4c; spring steel, 6c; horse shoes keg, $4.2594.50; mules shoes keg, $5.25'5.50 horse nails box, 8d., $5; steel nails, lOd. and larger, $2.2592.35 keg; other sizes at the usual advance; wire nails, $2.90. Tinxirs' St'pPLirs Best brand charcoal tin, IC, 10x14,14x20,12x12, $7i IX, 10x14. 10x20 and 12x12. $S.75; IO, 14x20. roofing tia, $5.50; 10, 20x28. $11; block tin. in pigs, 3Gc; in bars, 41c Iron 27 B iron, 34. 270 Iron, 5c; galvanized. 50 and 10 pe cent, discount. Sheet zinc, 04c. Copper bottoms, 30c Planished copper, 36ci solder, 219 23c. LEATHEIt HIDES ND TALLOW. LSATHXB Oak sole, 33937c; hemlock sole, 269 32c; harness, 30335c; skirting, 37938c: black bridle, & dox. $60965; fair bridle, $60978 doz.; city kip, $009 80; Freneh kip, $85 9 1 20; city calfakins. 859$1.10; French calf skins. $1.1591.80. Hides No. 1, cured, 64c; No. 2, 4944e; No. 1 green, 5c; No. 1 calf, green. 5a; No. 1 calf, cured, 04c: No. 2, 2o off; dry salt, 7o; flint. 80. Sheepskins Shearlings. 25c; lambs, 40c Tallow Prime, 34a4c Gsxase Brown. 24e; yellow, 25it; white, 349 4o. OILCAKE. Oil Cake $23 ton: oil meal. $23. PROVISIONS JOBBIKO pRiczsSmoked meats Sugar-eured bams, 10 to 12 IS a average. 13c; 15 Os arerasre, 13-c; 174 0. s average. 134c; 20 TSs average, 13e; 22 Dayer&ge, 12V; Knluh cuxedbreakfutbaftoiH

light or medium, l4r; suar-cured shoulders, 10 to 12 IDs average, lOc; California hams, light or medium, 104c; dried beef bams. 13cj dried beef hams, knuckle pieces, 12c; dried beef hams, thin pieces, 10c Bacon-Clear sides, medium average, 1 1 45; 35 15 s and over, average, llc; elear back, medium averace. llAc; clear bellies, medium weight 11 4c. Dry salt and Pickled Meats Clear sides (onsmoked), lie: clear bocks (unsmoked). 11c: elear bellies (onsmoked), 11c; clear pork brl 200 Rs, $18; family mesa brl ,JOu n8- $17; ham or rump pork. brl 200 lbs. $16.50; Bologna fc kin, lr?e or small. 74c; cloth, large or small. 7e. Lard Pare winter leaf, kettle rendered.Ua tierces, 114e; in one-half brl 114: in 60-1S cans in lOO-rt cases, 11S; in 20-n cans in 80-m eases. 11 4c Refined Lard la tierces, 9 c; in 50-15 cans in 10O- eases, 10c . PRODUCE. Beans Choice band picked nary, $2.8593.25 f bu; medium hand-picked, $2.4092.80. Butter Fair creamery, 10918c; choio 22923c; country. 12914c: common, 7'9c. Beiswax Dark. 18c; yellow 20c F.OOS Sellins from store at 15c; shippers paying 14o 4 dor, candled. Poultbt Hens, Pcj roosters. 3c turkeys, hens, 7c; toms,5c; geese. $3.50 it 4.50; goslins, $3 t doz; ducks, 7e f IS; young chickens, 9c 4 B; young turkevs, 10t 18. Feat n irs Prime geese, 35e P B; 'mixed duck, 20o o. Wool Tub-washed and picked, 33935c; unwashed, medium and common grades, if in good order, 22c; unwashed fine, 17928c; fleece washed. If light, wall washed and in good order, 28930c; burry and unmerchantable, according to their value. 8 F ED3 Clover Red. choice. 60 IB bu. $4.5094.73: En-

71 lisb, choice, 4 3094.60; white, choice, $6,759 '.50; Alsike. 6. 7597.50; Alfalfa, choice, $79 7.50. Timothy Choice 45 IS bu. $2.2592.50. Blue grass-Fancy, 14 lb bu, 80o9$1.00. Orchard grass-Extra clean, 14 IS bu, 1.259 1.50. Red top choi en, 14 IS bo, 80c 3 $1.00. English blue ffraea 24 IS bu, $1.2591.50. Acme lawn grass, 14 IB bu $1.7592.25. Seed rye, 60c f bu. Flaxseed, select ed, $1.3091.50 per bu. Hemp, 34- Canary, 4o Rape, 7o per IS. Spinach Bloomsdale saroy lea (tealed bags), 30 per IB. Turnip seed, 30940 per lb. . FIELD SEEDS Wholesale and retail at C. P. HUNTINGTON A CD 'S, successors to Hontington St lioss, 78 and SO A. Market st-.Indianapolia.Sam piss and priees on application. Ileal Estate) Transfers. Instruments filed for reoord in the recorder's efSce of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty-four hours ending at 5 P. M Sept. 21, 18S8, as furnished by Elliott Ss Butlsr, abstracters of titles, Boom 23, -Etna Building; Nauey T. Hadley to Miehael Riley, lots 1 and 8, in square 3, ia the town of Bridgeport. $550.00 Darid J. CaUinan to Ephraim Borinr, lot 8 in Drake Sc Mayhew'e second addition. 459.00 Henry R. Bond, trustee, et al. to Henry N. Spaan, lot 10, in square 1, ia Hubbard et al.'a southeast addition 2,509.00 Charles T. R. Wa; penhans to Henry N. hpaan. lot 4, in square 28, in Drake's addition. 7,000.00 Horace E. Kinney to Henry N. Sraaa, lot 3, in Landia'a eubdirision of block 22, In Johnson's heirs' addition 4,500.00 Chas. S. Mason to Andrew J. MeOollum, part of lots 1 and 2, in T. It Fletcher's subdivision of outloP57 1,900.00 Frank McWhinnSy to Max Gundlefinger, lot 5, in square 3. in E. T. Fletcher's first Brookside addition........... 30.86 United States Mortgage Compsnv to Willard H. Coburn. lot 10, in Murphy & ' Tinker's corrected addition 2,400.00 Joseph V. McKernan to John E. Walters, lot 30, in Van Blarcum'a subdivision of part of outlot 121 400.00 Addison By bee et al. to Johanna K. Dink, lot 26, ia Bybee & Pratt's first Westside addition 350.00 The Thames Loan and Trust Company to Michael Quinn. part of lot 12. in outlot 147 2,ioaoo Conveyances, 11; consideration $22,180.86 THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT. f Everything relating to this department must be atdressed to W. 1L Graifam, West Scarborough, Cumberland county, Matne. Original contributions and answers to each week's pussies are desired. Answers to Puzzles. No. 2S33 Be mindful, when invention falls. To scratch your head and bite your nails. No. 2831 8 P I SPECIAL ICICLE , I C T I O AL I OTH LECTURE U R n No. 2935 P PAT PILOT P A L M ART TOADY TRY Y No. A q;r T A 183C1. K E A O L L L L A LAN 3. ASP SEA P A 0 8 L O A V O V O O L L E W E A R S L O T W E A Original Puzzles. Answers In three weeks. NO. 2S47 SqUATtES. 1. To rts; s male came; a coin; a female came. 2. To repair; a European river; a month; a body f water. 3. Wooden tubs: the ancient name of eastern provinces cf Ters-'a: a drawer; wit. An AM OCXAT. Walnut Hill, Mass. NO. 2S43 RHOMBOID. Aeross: 1. A drrsser of white leather. 2. Time of morning service. 3. A series of steps. 4. Fantastic 5. Pertaining to the tides. 6. A place of deposit. Down: 1. A letter. 2. A verb. 3. A verb. 4. A girl's name. 5. Laughing. 6. Lustrous. 7. A saddle-horse. 8. To render complete 0. An exclamation. 10. A letter. ACST XOA, W. fcCARtOKO, Me. ISO. 2819 CROSS-WORD ENIGMA. In lock, bjt net in rail; , -- Iu moan, Vut net in bewail; - v In ounce, but sot in weight; InsixtntnotineigbtIn start, but cot ia go; r In fast, but not in slow; In unit, but not in ore; q In last, but cot in done; In inch, but not in foot; , In sound, but not in hoot; In steeple and in dome; See thirteen emperors of Rome. Uscljs Will no. 2350 sqttark. 1. A place of shelter for eattle. 2. To regard with the utmost esteem. 3. A packer. 4. The horizontal part of a stair. 5. Rabbles. P. T. O. NO. 2S51 DECAPITATIONS. 1. Decapitate a kind of coarse land, and leave depravity. 2. Decapitate legate, and leave sharpness. J. Decapitate to fatten, and leave to let. 4. Decapitate a kind of memorandum book, and leave a freshwater fish. 5. Decapitate insulting invective, and leave a relative. x. r, q. CROSS-WORD EKIQU A. In spar, but not in sail; In frsh, but not in stale; In porter, but not in ale; In tub. but cot in pail; , In aaeeevd. but not in fall; In tad; but not in nail, In millet but not in kale; In hill, but cot in dale; In porpoise, but not In whaleIn conglomerate, but cot in shale; Whole is a principle that should prevail. Ualldale, 111. NlWTtLU Answers in three weeks. Prize. We offer a good prize for the best list of answers this w eek. . Foot Notes. Adam O'Crat We welcome you again. ' Newell Your puzzles are very acceptable. Please eall often. Aunt Xoa We are thankful for the puzzles. Please visit the department often. Gray hairs prevented, dandruff removed, the scalp cleansed, and the bair made to grow thick by the use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.

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