Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1896 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1896.

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THE L. A. KINSEY CO. LN'COKFOItATED. CAPITAL, 25,00 FULL PAID. Chicago GrainT and ProYisions, Hew York Stocks. C RANCH National Clock. Terre Haale. led. Lor.je Distance Telephone, 1J7 11 nnd 13 WEST PEARL STREET.

Wheat Booming And never oferej a bcrtter opportunity for making money. V. rUe K- S. ilCliHAT it CO.. BRnltri an I Urokrs. 12Z IUal;o UuHdlng. Chicago, members of the Chicago Hoard of Tmde t.n good ptandlne. for their Hook on Statistic and Speculative Information and laily Market Letter. lth free. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OUT-OF-TOWN oupels. A m HIGHER SHARE PRICES Ql'IKT DAY OX SEW YORK 'CHANGE, WITH FII13I TOB PREVAILING. Honey Recede to More Modest KIrnr and Borrower Draw a Lone Breath Loral Markets Doll. At New York Saturday money on call Vas easier at tJ10 per cent.; last loan. 3; clcsed, offered at 6. Prlmo mercantile paper nominally 7510 X r cent. Sterling exchange was steady, with actuttl business In bankers' bills at I.S4Vz?4.S4ft for demand and S1.S1H$ for elxty days; posted rates, L$2'a and JUSli'yl.SC; commercial bllla, H.mji.Xi. liar silver, Co; Mexican dollar?, 50ic; sliver certificate. iSUfrSi'.ic. At London bar silver closed at 30d. The exports of specie from the port for tho week amounted to 133,000 In gold and J'j42.WS in silver. The Imports were: Gold, 7.93U2t; silver, $12.S; dry goods, $1,200,639; 4,-f-neral merchandise, $7,067. The weekly bank statement shows the following change;: Iteserve, Increa3 J2,302,S23 Eoans. decrease Specie, increase 2J,b&) Legal tenders, decrease &-2.700 Deposits, decrease 2,02'Q Circulation, decrease 14,800 The banks now hold $17,lC2,4w in excess of the requirements of the 25 per cent. ruie. The New York Financier says: "The statement of the associated bank3 of New York for th week ending Oct. CI fchowa that the position of the institutions a a whole is better than it was a week a&o. They have increased their caeh holdings and their surplus reserve, bringing tho excels cash in banks to Jt7.4C3.225, which Is higher than it has been since August last. From a banking standpoint thla indicates the result of the conservatism, which has been a -leading characteristic of the situation for some timo past, although the statement does not tako in account the heavy loans which were xnnde Friday during the flurry. The decrease in loans brings the total to within about $1.00O.OX of lowest mark of the present year Feb.- 8, just before the last bond issue and probably reflects the '!oslng of the money borrowed on jrold im port account. "Eut the decrease represents-! Miso me preparations lor payments or dividends maturing this week. The actual loans of the banks, however, arc probably larger at the present time than the statement indicates. The fall In call-money rates teems to show this clearly. The de--teaso In deposits was the logical result of tho operations already described. The movement to the interior was very Hjrht during the week, and the. losses were mainly to the treasury. The hjjal tenders so lost, however, were partially offset by thi release of funds held by importers against gold already engaged." Total sales of stock were 13S.076 shares. Nashville. 3.200; Reading. 14.00U; St. J'aul 13,00U: Tennessee Coal and Iron. .T0"u: Union l'aclflc. 4.&W; Western Union. 3.Cou. Saturday's New York stock market practically consisted In Sugar, Heading and St. Taul, no other stock reaching the 6,0u0 ahare mark. The course cl prces was irregrular and some of. the fluctuations recorded in the principal shares were material. Lake Shore for example, advancing 3 ler cent. The early dealings were characterized by decided strcrgth, but realizations subsequently caused concessions. A hlump in money rates to 10 per Cent, as the maximum with the average and closing at 6 per cent, exerted a reassuring influence. The opening was strong nd higher under liberal buying for both accounts, despite lower quotation for American securities in Ijondon and cabied advices of a rather discouraging nature regarding alleged impending tlnanclal and political disturbances in connection with Kaffirs abroad. Buy State Gas rose Vn per cent, on a variety of rumors. Including that of a settlement of all differences between the conflict ing interests in tho property. The fai.ur ! of conurmatlon of the report, up to the close of business, subsequently caused a tsharp reaction of 1JU. The extreme advances in the other leading shares ranged up to 2U ier cent. In Manhattan, the stock later it acted l?i per cent, and the other market about 1 pr cent. A Tier the llrst Lour the market became very dull. cwin$ to uncertainty r?ardlnfr the bank strUetnent. The exhibit was apparently cotuHtont in all items and was more favorable than h id been anticipated, showing an increase of J2.r02.3:iS in legal reserve, but was net r-3tcted In the later trading. The c .'or in 3 WwJ irre.iu.nr, but with material net !mprovemenu. in a number of leading shares. A WEEK'S TRADE. Tho early trad'ng of the week wns marked by a continuation of tho buoyancy that had characterized the previous week, under the stimulus of cheerful forecast. of the financial and general business outlook to which the animation in the cereal markets and increased foreign demand in a most important degree contributed. The steady Import movement of gold and the Increased strength of the resources o the banks and treasury also constituted a buek log to the operations of the bulls. In various departments of general trade increasing activity anil advancing pric- faci.ltattU th elici t j of too.s in marking up the prices of the industries. On Tuesday, however, a daring "scoop was engineered, presumably by the bear leaders on vague sensational rumors of impending political complications between this country and Spain regarding Cuba, The street fell into the trap. An ensuing rally on tho vruiua.tfted denial of the reports was check-d by growing firmness In the money market and subsequently a dull and drooping market was noted. On Thursday the epecu.ation became dt-mora'.lzed on semipanic rates for cull money, a flat 10 per cnt rate being reached. The excitement Htlmulated relief action by a number of banks the next day, and a pool was fcrmed with an aggregate surplus reserve of J13.VQ.iM) to lend money from Friday to Monday next at equivalent to r.i per cent, per annum. This action caused competition between lenders and the rate subsequently fell to 6 xcr cent. A large demand for cash gold had also been reported at advancing premiums, hut at the close the Inquiry fell off materially. Form- comment was excited over the continued lirmnesu of the foreign exchange market in the face of the stringency in money, but this was partly attributed to the belief that the hlh money rates would only last for a very brief period. Tho news of the bank iol stimulated renewed confidence and heavy buying orders for both accounts caused advances or 13 per cent, in the active share. The improvements in the usually inactive shares were quite marked, notably In Pullman and lnke Shore. In the late dealings the grangers were in exccplionaly good ciemainl. St. Paul xi nd Hock Island advancing C' and 4 Ier cent., respectively, from the low points. Sugar touched HGTh early In the week, broke to H'j. but subsequently advanced to 11$. The rally carried many rtocks to the highest figures recorded in a lone time. The aggregate sales were 1,2S2.VvJ shares. The tond market of the week sympathized with the movement In stocl.s ;tnl exhibited enlarge! investment Inquiry for the gilt-edged i.ncs toward the elos In K:Culatlvfi bonds a good dt-mand was also noted with th It-ailni5r and Atchison t--ues prominent. The net changes show harp fains generally U the leading issues. The total sales wer JGjrsJ.oX. ; Government bonds wen' irregular, but with a ocd undertone. The suits; wero 1242.&00. A feature of the dealing VM tdlver , ertiflcatet wa it.e execution of on'ru for rxuA iznxii lots u unUsport&ot luctuai

inciuuing me ioiiowinsr: Atcnison. fi.lu0; American Sugar. ri.C0; Burlington & Qulncy. Chicago Gas. 5.100: Lonvin. x,

tlons. The movement was Irrrgnlar. but with firmr.esii noted at the close. The sales were Sl1.00o. The following tsbl. prepared ty I W. I.oul. Room 11. 1-Joard of Tru.dc. rhcd the range of quotations: 0;n- Illrh- Low- Closing, eat. et. hiff. Adams Express 115 Alton & Tme llaut W American Kxi-reas 1U -Atchison H'i l-4 M!i 14'i Baltimore & (hio 13'4 Canada Pacific X 'anid.i Southern 47 i3 47 47 Central Pao.ic 13'j cr.esai-f.ake & Ohio 1V2 lfi'i ISta 1 Chlcijo & Alton .... lh c ., It. & Q 7j'i 77 ? c & i;. i. pref M Chicago Gas Tn 71, 7 71U C. C. C i: lit. Is V 2 2S i'otton Oil M'a Ixrlawan t.- Hudson 124b lh. U & W i:i Kdlson C:i. Elev 2 J:ri li - .... Fort Wayne !reat NcrthTn prf 113 Hocking Valley 101. lUlris Central E2V, Iiko F!rle Ac Western Itke Krtc & Western pre? T'.j Iiktf .Shore 144 Uj 1SS4 Lead Trust 23 4 leather Trust jrf tiJ1 Louisville Ac Nahli:e 4S 4V,i 4TJ4 luia. & New Albany 1 Manhattan 32?; U f2 i; Michigan Central 4 Missouri Fac'Jlc 214 22 21' 21 IT. S. CorlaKe 4 IT. S. Coru2s pref 9l New Jrsey Centra! 14 104 104' New York Antral 844 94'i 01i 94 7 . . Ac N . r. ........ .... . 44 Northern Pacific 14'a North-ni t'acitlo pref r2' Ri 22 -?'4 Northwe5t.rn 102! a 103'i 102 102'-j Northwestr-rn pref i 14.1 Paclflc Mall 21 i 22 2i'4 21 Peoria. L. X: II & Tennesee Coal and Iron 24Va Pullman Talace 1-4 TleadlnfT 27 St Hock Island " 7lg 65 (U Kt. Paul 73'i 74U T3U "3 St. l'aul pref ' 12r Sugar Keflnery 115i 11 115H llrV4 IT. rt. Kxpross 40 Wabash, St. L. & V 6'i Wabasn, St. 1 & P. pref ... id Wella-Farf Kxpress S7 Weetern Union 83 t: 1)4 '4 Tobacco TB'i Tobacco pref !8 P. S. Pours, res .... I'-'i I. S. Fours, coup 4 lr;"'i TT. s. Four, new, rer .... U. S. Fours, new, coup..... .... .... .... Il7li How 1V1I1 It HappenT LONDON, Nov. 1. The rate of discotmt has been steady and the belief that the stringency Is only temporary prevents a further advance. Mr. McKinley's election, which Is thought here to be assured, is counted upon to bring a reflux of gold from America. The Bank of England has borrowed about .3.0X).00'J from the market. There is some discontent over the bank's charging 4i per cent, in view of the better prospects. It Is supposed that the directors anticipate an outllow of gold to Austria or Itussla.

Saturday Dnnk Clearing. At Chicago 1 earl n ps. $ll.R.3$7. Money firm at 7 per cent, for call loans. New York exchans. 40r? discount. Foreisrn exchangt , demand, 14.84: Fixty days, 54.S14. At New Orlear.s Clearings, ?l.r,Dfi.222. At Memphis Clearings, ?J5i.373; balances, J83,12(. At New York Clearings, $107. 72$, 13! ; balances, $5,414,016. At Iloston Clearings, 514,633,415; balances, ;i.736,CV9. At St. Louis Clearings, $1S,971.5; balances, $2. 143.130. k At Cincinnati Clearing?, 1.22fi.!."0. At Philadelphia Clearings. $3.&3,54l; balances, $1.2S.r7. At Haltimore Clearings, S2.S5l.luC; balances, LOCAL GRAIN AND FHODLCC. Trade Quiet Daring tlie Week, and Few Clmnprea in Viilne. One of the oldest merchants on South Me..dian street Fays he cannot recall a week In which trade was as near at a standstill us in the week ending Oct. 31. I'olitlcal excitement Is asslgnel as the cause. The general Impression Is that next week will bring about an Improvement in conditions. It Is three wek cinee any changes have teen made in dry goods and two weeks since there has been any fluctaatlen In staple groceries. The range is now so low that with any improvement in business prices would naturally advance somewhat. Fggs are the only article in the produce line in active request and tending higher. Toultry Is steady and in moderate demand. Canned goods rule weak and little dolr.fr. Provhlons are moving fairly well at easy rrl- Everything in the fruit and vegetable' line Is selling lower than at any time ha many years. Tho Snow-Church Company's weekly report says: Itegaralng business during the week ending Ovt. 31, it was conspicuous by Its absence. The all-absorbing topic for the present seems to be pollti:. the early solution of which and the many lnd;cations of strength xhown in the markets, by leather and rubber good and all the leading star leg. is conclusive proof that we will soon xperirnce an era of prosperity. Prices are tending upwi rds, and as xon an the money market Is eas!er merchants and manufacturers can ertend their held of operation. There was no noteworthy change shown in dry goodr, and the only orders received were to meet Immediate needs, sales being confined principally to staples, and orden for better classes of goods and novelties were small. Boot and shoe merchants report the fall season as practically over, the volume of which was quite satisfactory. Stocks are generally low. and with the revival of business thre is expected quite a heavy lute fall trade. Rubber fcoods are quite active and are bringing good prices. Hats and caps and special lines have had a very light season. Prices have b-en maintained, and the prospects arpcru to Le good for a few weeks of brisk buMru If things go light next Tuesday. iJroceriea, qurerisware and hardware have enjoyed ttated sale throughout the sea yon with good prices. Collections have been a little slow, an 1. during the last two weeks, hae dropped off materially and are very hard at present. The number of embarrassments reported if large as coir pared w ith the corresponding week of la?t year." The local grain market the latter part of thi week was fairly active. The advancing tendency of wheat and increased derrand hns led to sonie tpeculatkn on futures. Corn Is not in as rtrong I.slt!on as ten days ago. Oats rule steady at the low prices quoted. Track bids yesterday ruled as follows: Wheat No. 2 red. 73c: No. 3 red, 633G7c; No. 4 red. Ziffle; wagon wheat, 71c. t-ortl c0. 1 white, 25c: No. 2 whlt. 2T-o; No. 3 white. 2-e; No. 2 white mixed. 24'ic; No. 3 white mix'd. 21'; No. 2 yellow. 24!,2c; No. 3 yellow. IPcc; No. 2 mixed. 21 Mc; No. 3 mixed. 20c; ear corn. 22c. Oats No. 2 white. l?c; No. 3 white, 17c; No. 2 nixed. 15Hc; No. 3 mixed. r.'c. Hay No. 1 timothy. No. 2 timothy, 7j7.W: prairie. roultry nnd Other Produce. (Prlcts raid by shippers.) Poultry Hens, S'iGCc; spring?. S'.jc: cocks, 2c: young turkeys. Mb tat. 7e: toms. 7c; eld hen turkeys, so; eld toms. 7c; ducks. 7c; geese. 40c fcr full feathered; Cue for t lucked. Putter Country, choice, 6c. Eggs 16n7c. Feathers Prime geese, 20c per lb; prime duck. "Vool Medium unwashed. 12c: fine merino, unwashed, 10c; tub-washed, 20'ii23c; burry and unmerchantable. 5c less. I tees wax r.ue for yellow; 25c for dark. Honey 113 lie per pound. HIDES. TALLOW. ETC. Cireen-ralted Hides No. 1, 7c; No. 2, 6!4c; No. 1 calf. 7Hrc; No. 2 oftlf. 6". Green Hides No. 1. 4c: No. 2. 2c. Oreajte White, 3c: yellow. 2c; brown, 2?ic. Tallow No. 1. ?c- No. 2. 2VtC Eones Dry, S12S13 per ton. Tin: joitniNt; trade:.

(The quotatiens given below are the relling prices of the wholesale dealers.) Canned Ciootls. Peaeho Standard S-lb. $l.5i01.7C: 3-lb seconds, 51n.i: w-l pi. IZftMK; California standard, $1.7r2; California teconds, $1.4ofl.iO. Miscellaneoii! lilacklierrles. 2-lb. fiTiiTlK'; raspberries. 2-lb. s!C'V"c: pineapple, standard 2-lb. ?l.l'(rt.2j; fhoi.e. i-'' 2.10; cove oysters. 1-lb. full weight. SilCe: lU'ht, 6"VJ:c; string bpan. 7iKa..0c; L.una beans. 41.K-9xl.2t; tea. marrowfats. JCtSif $1.10; early June. SoiI.U: lobsters, il.t'jZ; red c!-errie. Sic4sl; strawberrieF. SOWc; salmon, 1-lb, J1.1052; 2-lb tomatoes. 7:fcSCc. Candlen and Nuts. Candies Stick. 610 per lb; common mixed, C'ic per lb; C. A. H. mixed. 7c: Eanner stick, luc; cream mixed. 9c: old-time mixed. 7H-c. Nuts Soft-shelled almonds, 124 lGc; English walnuts. 12;: Pra2ll nuts. 10c: fiUVrtp. He; peanuts, roasted. 61f7c; mixed nuts, 115jl2c. Cuel tiud Cuke. The following are the prices on coal and ctke, as retailed lr. this market: Antnrucite oal. $7 per ton; Pittsburg lump. 3.7i; Jtrazd biock. 12.7; Wlmfrede lump, .7.; Jackson !w:nr. y.I-0: Greene county lump, 1.75: Piitacon b.irp. 2.i; tire-ne county nut. l;iv !-bit c c ai. 4.W: crv.bhe.l coke. 3 imt -j lu; lump coke. U.'Z, fcumlry oke, per ton. Drux. Alcohol. i2.?j2.l0; asnfirtMa. 2:GV; alutn. 2! c; amplicr. .(.ic; ee-chineal, .("sjiic; chlovob.rm, -'m'u-: cepi-eras, trie. 214-c; cream tartar, pur. oki;2Uo; in li&o, tiiU; licorice, CaUo.. genuine, 3i4c; mtfci.oU, cart.. 2-oz. 2j.c; i.irphiru, i. it W.. per oz. Jl.7:'y2; madder. ltc-: oil, caster, per sal. cil. berganiot. r l'o, 2.7i; opium. lz.iA'iZ..i; quinine, P. c W.. per oz. 'yj i-c; blsitni copaiba, ;if',ic; rcip. castil. Tr.. V.'iilw". soda, bicarb., 4'-(j'o: salt, Epsom, 4'jIc; sulphir. llour. i; saltpeter, sit M:; tun-ntin-. glycennt. li'o--c; lolid j. taiurn. tca-.io; bromide i-otastiuni, i'&i2c; chlor;it iw.til!, Ik", borui. I."ul4c; cinchonida. llV-; -nrol!c ao1. 20 ii :7c. . ij?.irite 1. U2o :'.4c jer gal: coul ell. legal tot, 7'3ik-; bar.k, 4uc; Lfbt ?dralt. ,V"c; Iibra dur. (IV. Wvt Virginia lubricating. 20U3e: mlnni'. 4o; lrd tlli. wlnter-ftrii;mi. lu brU. V-h; jxt cl. tu half bris. te !er aI extra. Dry ood. Bleached Stinv Ar.droec csln I.. Berk-lry. No. Ut. c; .'abot, 6'c; I'aplial, &'4Ci eumhtiUnl, Cc; Dalzht Anchor, Tc; Fruit of the Lrom. 7c: Farwell. 6'sc; Fitthvllle. ic; Full Width. IW". Cltlt KUe. uc: tSilded Age, 4t..-; UlU. '4c: H3te, bv; lUnwvod, V4C; I:iiilf, Ic; rhodyt 5c; lfiJ tr v.'e:. wv;

Ten Strike, t'tc; Pepierell. 9-4. li'c: Pepver'll. i'j-4, i7c; AnJroscvggin, S-l, ISc, AnJroscocrin, 10-1, Uo. Ilrown Sheetings Atlantic A. 6c: Argylc. ic; Boott e. 'c; Liucks Head. 6c; Clifton. Cf.e tVsc; Constitution. 4)-tnch. 5Ur; Carlisle, 40-lr.ch, 7'.'f: l)Aihfs Htar. 7'.2: Great Falls E. Cc; Gr-at Pali J. ic; Hill Fine. Indian Head. Cc; Ifppcrcll R. ,ri;c; Pcppereil. 9-4, He; Androscr ?2lr.. i'-i. lc: Ar.drcsccg?ln, lfl-4. ITc. PrirtK A'len dreis t 4'c; AlK-n'i utails. 4Vrr: Alien Til. 4Vjc; Allen's roLs. ; Ameikan ini!go. i,c; Arnold LLC, t:'4c: Cotheio fancy, 5c; t'ochtco madders. 4l-.c: iiaini!tn fancy, le; Merrin.ac plnk an-l jiurples. l1.: f-acin fancy. c; Sin-.pfon fancy. Cc-; Simpson lVrlin solids, C-c; MtuLton's oil fir.Uh. 60; American KMrtlng. 3c. Ginghams Amoskeag ttar'ies. Cc; Amoskeag I'eitlan dre, 6c; Kates Warwick dr.4, r.'c; Lancaster, ic; Iii.castfr Normatidles. 6c; Whittenton llenther. Cc; Calcutta dree styles. 4.c. Kid-r.nhed Cambric Edwards. 2c; Warren. 3'r: Hlatr. as4c; Cr.esce. sc. Grain l.rs Air.okc ar, lli.'v; American, J1I.C0; Fnr.klinville. Jllio; Harmony. $11: Stark. SH.'O. llckl.'.R Amovkeas: -e"A. l-J"2o: Ccneftcga ISP. 12"..c; ' orJ:i J so. &,c; Cordis FT, 10c; Cordis ACE, llc: Hamilton awiiinp1.. IKr: Kimone fancy. 17c: Ijnnx fancy. l"c; Methutn A A, loc: Cak)anJ AF. r.;c; lcrtmouth. lO'-c; sU'Hiu hannu. 12'fc; Shetucket hW, 6'c; Shetuckct F, 7c; Swift Itivcr, Cic. Flonr. Straight grades, f4?74.23: fancy grades, 54.259 4.75; patent Ejar. $5.2:; low gradct, $32.0. Groceries. Furars City Prices Dominoes. 4.DSc; cut loaf, E.lLt-; crushed. ClOc; powdered. 4.73c; granulated, 4.4c; t.n granulated. 4.4o; extra fcne granulated. 4.Coc; coaa-e granulated. 4.Wc; cubs, 4.73c; XXXX powdered, .Sic; mold A, 4.7?c; diamond A. 4.Sc; confectioners' A. 4.c; 1 Columbia A Keystone A. 4.22c; 2 Windsor A American A. 4.23?; 3 Rlcigewoed A Centennial A. 4.23c; 4 Phoenix A California A. 4.17c; 5 Eninire A Franklin D. 4.1D(;; Ideal Golden Ex. C Keystone P, 4.04c; 7 Windsor Kx. C" Anerican 11. Z.'jsc; s niUgewood lix. C Centennial It, U.&2c; 9 yellow Lx. C California li. 3.Sic; 10 yellow C Franklin Ex. C. 3.79c: 11 yellow Keystone Ex. C 3.73c; 12 yellow American tlx. C, 3.67c; 13 yellowCentennial Ex. C. 3.fX';. 11 yellow California Ex. C, 3.;4c: !." yellow. 3.4V. Coffee ood, 17J?ljc: prime. - lS1720c; strictly prime, 20C22c; fancy green and yellow. 2221c; Java, 2&32c. Eoas ted Ol 1 government Java, 32UJ23c: golden lilo. 2l2; Pourlon Santos. 24c; Gilded Santos. 24c; piime Santos, 2-c; package coffees, 17.fSc. Flour Sacks (paper)-Plain, 1-22 brl, per 1.000. $3.50; 1-16 brl. JG; H-brl. $S; -brl. 516; No. 2 drab, plain. 1-22 brl. per l.ooo. 14.20; 1-16 brl. I6.f.0; H-brl. J10: -brl. T20; No. l cream, plain. 1-22 brl. per l.W). J7; 1-19 brl. $S.75: -brI, J14.CJ; i-brl, $23.itf. Extra charge for printing. Salt In ear lots. 7?.c; small lots, 80Sri 5c. Frir Perper. lflsc: allspice. KalJc; cloves, i;?20c: cassia, 12'n5c: nutmegs 65rtt70c rr lb. MolasEes and Syrups New Orleans njolasss. fair to prime. 20Q30c; choice. 3C540c; syrups, lS-gp 20c. Woodenware No. 1 tubs, 6fi.2r; No. 2 tubs. t".2Cft3.50; No. 3 tubs. $4.2C'u4.50; 3-hxp palls, $1.401.00: 2-hoop palls. Jl.l5iil.20; double washboards, I2.25ft2.75; common washboards, il.2Z l.r-ft; clothes pins. 40ffi0c per lox. Wood Dieb No. 1. per l.CM). S2.G0; No. 2, 13; No. 3. r.W; No. 5. $4.. Pice Louisiana. 4x5c; Carolina, 4:ii6'Ve. Hears Chc'ce hand-picked navy. $1.2.".f 1.30 per bu; medium hand-picked, 11.2031.20; Llmas, California, Simc per lb. Shot $1.3if 1.3T per bag for drop. I-ad 6H1x"7e for pressed bars. Twine Ilemr. 12JilS: per lb; wool. SlOc: flax. 2020c; paper, 2Sc; jute. 12SlCe; cotton. lt5S25c. Came. Ducks Mallard, $3.59 per doz; teals, J2.50 per doz. Iron nnd Steel. Par Iron 1.501? 1.60c; horseshoe bar, 21-2ic; nail rod, 7c; plow slats, 2lic; American cast steel, y&llc; tire steel, 2litr3c; spring steel, 4Va Leather. Leather Oak sole, 22i29c: hemlock sole. 22fJ 27c; harners. 2332c: vkirting. 345i41c: single strap. S2f3U;; city kip. COffiTOc; French kip, Sucti) Jl.20; city calfskin, SKk.fcJl.10; French calfskins. J1.2C22. Nail and Horseshoed. Steel cut nails, J2.40; wire nails, from store, J2.t0 rates; from mill, J2.3i rates. Horseshoe, per keg. J3.C0; mule shoes, per keg. J4.50: horso nails. S135 per box. Uarb wire, galvanized, 12; painted, 1.73. Produce. Fruits anil Vegetables. Apples-rrlce ranglrg with quality, ftc per brl; choice, tl.'X: fancy. U.50. Dananas Per bunch. No. 1. J1.2iL:0; No. 2, 7c. Celery 1532Cc. Cabbage 3u4'J3 per brl. Gheese New York full cream. 1012c; skims, Cgfcc per lb. Grapes 3-lb baskets. 1'SlOc. lemons Messina, choice, J3.50 per box; fancy lemons, fl. Oranges Jamaica. $2.50 per box; J6 per brl; Jlexican, J4.5' per box. Onions lfl.-." ler brl; Spanish, J1.50 per crate. Potatoes &,9fle per brl. Sweet I'otatoes Paltlmore, J1.2GS1.E0 per brl; Jen cy sweetd, '2 per brl. Oranben les $:.C0 per brl; bushel crates, $2. Quinces 75CTi$l per bu. Kiefer Pears u73c per bu. New Cider 53&3.CO per brl; 51.732.25 per half brl. Chestnuts J4 per bu. I'ro vis lens. Paeon Clear sides, 41) to 50 its average, SC to 10 lbs average. Cic: 2u to 3y lhs average. Hc: btllie. 25 lbs average, Cc; 14 to 15 lbs average. ic; V) to 12 lbs average. 6Vbc Cleir backs. 20 to ?) Its average, 54c: V) to 14 lbs average. 6'c; 7 to H lbs average, 6Vic. In dry salts. Hams Sugar-cured, IS to 20 lbs average, 10ic; 15 lbs average. 11c; 12'i lbs average, 114c; 10 lbs average, ll,ic; block hams, 11c to ll'.ic; all first b-ands; sconds, V-c less. Breakfast Lacon Clear firsts, 11c; seconds, 9c. Lard Kettle rendered. In tierces, Cic; pure lard. t1ic Shoulders English cured, 15 lbs average, 6ic: 10 to 12 lbs average, 64e. Pickled Pork Hean pork, clear, ier brl, 200 lbs, J12; rump rork, J3.W. Seedi. Clover Choice recleaned. CO lb, J484.50; prime, J4.25tii.75; Knglish, choice. J4&4.50; nime. 4.25 i4.75: alsike. choice, ?4.75i; alfalfa, choice, J5.SC-(gC; crimson or scarlet clover. J2.:5fl2: tim.

nthy. 45 lbs. choice, f 1.501.00: strictly prime, $1.501.60; fancy Kentucky. 14 lbs. J1.50'xl.W; extn clean, 70&lK)c: orchard grats, extra, $2.25; red top. rhcice, $11.25; Knglish blue gTass. 24 lbs, J1.5031.W. TinnerV Supplier. Eest brands charcoal tin. 1C, 10x14. 14x20, 12x12, $5.506; IX. 10x14. 11x20. 12X12. J77.:u; IC. 14x20. roofing tin. $4.503; IC. 2tx28. $!"alO; block tin. In pitfs. 19c; in bars. 2')c. Ii-on 27 It iron. 2c per lb; charcoal Iron. 3v advance: galvanized. 75 per cent, discount. Sheet zinc. bftiVsC. Copper bot toms, c. Planished copper. 20c. Solder, ligi2c. Window GlxiMH. I'rlre per box of 0 square feet. Discount, 9 and 10. SxS to 10xl3-Slngle: AA, V. A, 55.50; B, 56.25; C, JC. Double: AA. J9.50; A. JS.50: li. 53.25. 11x14 and 12x18 to 16x24 Single: AA. S3: A. li, J7. Double: AA, $10.75; A, J9.25; B, t'j.LO. 1Sx20 and 20x20 to 20x30-SIngle: AA. 510.50; A, 59.'0: P. ?3. nouble: AA. $11; A. $12.73; P. $12. 1.1x36 to 2tx30 Single: AA, S11.C0; A, $10: B, 59.25. Double: AA. J15.25: A, 513.75; II. J12.25. 2Cx28 to 24x50 Single; AA. $12; A. S10.C0; B, ?9.C. Double: A A, 16: A. $14.50; H. $13.25. 2fix24. 2Sx32 and 30x30 to 2ix 14 Single: AA. 512.75; A. $11.75; U, 510.25. DouLIe: A A, 517.25; A. v.:.io: v. $14. 26x1 to 30x50 Slnsrlet A A. S13: A. $13.50; B. J12. Double: AA. 510.75; A. JIN; U, $1C. 3ix-2 to 20x54 Hingle: A A. 51.0: A. $14.75: B, 512.::.. Double: A A. $21.50: A. $19.75; B. $15.50. 34x5S to .-.4x00 Finsle: A A. $17.25: A. $15.75; B. Jll.ro. Double: AA. :22.75: A. t21.25: 13. $20. 30xGO to 4ixC0 Single: AA. $lt: A. $1C75; B, 515.75. Double. AA. $25. f.0; A. $23; B. 522. II K A L-E STAT K TllASFEItS. Five Trxiusfcrs. with n Total Connid erntlon of .VluO. Instruments filed for record in the recorder's office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twentyfour 1-ouia ending at 5 p. m., Oct. 31, 1SD6. as furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles, corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, Indianapolis. Suite 223, first offlce floor. The Lemcke. Telephone 1760: Nathan A. Stanton to Henry E. Kortepeter, Bouthwest quarter of northwest quarter of section 23. township 14. ranjre4. ?2,150 Hugh A. Cummings to W. Marion Whitesell and wife. iart of lot 4 Dawson's addition to Broad Hippie 203 Alln M. Fletcher to George Jensen, part of east half cf southwest auarter of section 23, township 15, ranrre 3 John O. Michel folder to Frank X. Schmidt et al.. Lu 7 Reynolds's Central Park addition LS00 Svndicate Land Company to T. F. lielKr.ough, lots 20 to SO, block S, TuxedoPark 800 Transfers, 5; consideration $5,150 THE COURT RECORD. Superior Court. Room 1 John I McMasttr, Judge. Jonathan Brown vs. Georgiana Brown; on trial by court. Maggie Bannan vs. Richard Bannan; divorce. Dectte for plaintiff at defendant's cost. Isadcre Gerllr.g vs. Joseph Meyer et al. Judgment by agreement for f225.10. Laura litchtel t. John P-echtel; divorce. Finding for plaintiff at deferflant's cost. samantha Schmitz vs. Hugo Schnutx; divorce. Finding for plaintiff at defendant's cost. Minnie llolbert vs. Thomas Holtert; divorce. Flmilrs: for plaintiff airainst ilefendant for costs. Gecrgle I. McGrukr vs. Charles W. McGruCer; divorce. Inrcree granted plaintiff, with custoly of minor children. ltosii Hawkins v. ;H.rge Hawkins; divorce. Decree granted plaintiff, with custody of minor clilttren. Thcnlore i:. Griffith vs. Sarah A. Zelrler: rcctvnr. Judgment against defendant for $131.07 and cjsts. lioom 3 Vinson Carter. Judce. Bllza Jane Ftaley vs. William Staley; divcrve. D-creo granted plaintiff. Ida Kalzer vs. Jyeph KaUer; divorce. Evident partly heard, continued to Nov. 2. lc:non c lay vt. Luura Clay; divorce. iXcree pjantcd pialnttu. New ulta filed. Btta J. Mann vs. 'William King; damages. Circuit Court. Hartford Savings and Investment Company vs. Prank C XI r. v -t al. : rorecJunu! e. ICx-ni 2. Hartfi-rd vlns and Investment Company, v, David I. Cooper et ul.; forrclrure. lum l. Hertford Savir.is nnd invw'ment Company vs. JtKj-le i;. Iirvnvldi fur-lo-i' rr-. ItiMm 3. Daniel Atkinson vs. Ldwird Goldburs t al.; damage, llocm 2. Dir. Trlmpe. administrator, vs. City of In-dlanc;-oU et al. Francis Whlttaker vpy Indiana IkrmiiiJcx A phalt Company; damages. Boom 3.

WHEAT MARKET QUIET

LITTLli TRADING OX CHICAGO IlOAnD) AM) FRICCS FALL 1-1 C. Otfier Grnln Was Comparatively MroiiK, AVIille ProvHlonn Firmed l p, Closlns; lOc Illslier. CHICAGO, Oct. 21. The observance of flag day and the nearness of election day made trade in the wheat pit very light today, prices suffering Vic decline. Other markets were quiet, but comparatively strong", corn advancing U oats ic and provisions TMlOc. The Influence of tho strength displayed by wheat on the open board yesterday afternoon, when the price cf Lcccnder touchoU 74c, was felt at the opening to-day, notwithstanding the fact that the quotations lrom Liverpool showed an almost entire absence of sympathy with Friday' advance on ,thla side cf over lc per bushel. Opening prices for December ran.qcd from ?35ie to 7i4r2. But after the opening Hurry the tendency of an hour or so was downward, and a gradual and irregular decline to 72Hc resulted. Heavy offerinss cau&ed tho decline. Alany brokers are asking Dc and 10c margins to carry wheat lines over election, as Monday's market will have a decidedly holiday aspect. The result was that a good deal was offeied for sale. For a time the market took the offerings readilj but finally the demand slackened and prices weakened. When this was disposed of, however, another advance to 72c took, place. This was due more than anything else to the light Northwest receipts. The cars received at Mlnneapo.ls and Duluth were t'36, against 1M& a week ago and 1.2CJ on the corresponding day of the year before. Chicago received 100 cars, against 3C9 on the parallel day of the previous year. This looked like a demonstration of tho truth of the statement that country deliveries have been falling off for some time. After that advance interest In the market almost died ouL Tho price advanced momentarily to Tic about half an hour from the close, but there was enough for sale at that to turn it down again to 72&727ic. at which point the session ended. Thero was but little llfo In the corn pit, but prices were firm, ruling a trifle higher all day. Cables were better, the shipping demand was good, elevator people were good buyers and local receipts aro falling off. May opened ic higher, at 2iic, sold at 2ST8c, oft to 2c and closed steady at c. A quiet and firm market was reported for oatsr. Sympathy with corn alone ruled fluctuations, which were conlibed to a range of 4c. May opened lie higher, at 2c, ranged between 21c and 2llic, closing steady at 21c .Provisions were strong on a very moder ate amount of business. Opening prices were a shade higher, helped by higher hog receipts and better yard prices. Under a fair demand price's advanced somewhat, dot ing steady, with neany ail the advance maintained. January pork closed 15c higher, at $7.971s'!tS: January lard. .07Hc higher, at 4.50c; January ribs, .07c higher, at3.'j5c. Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 1"0 cars; corn, 775 ears; oats, 275 cars; hogs, CO.ouO head. Leading futures ranged as follows: Open- High- Low- ClosArticles. lng. est. est. ing. Wheat Oct 7P4 714 70i 70; Dec 73'i 73, 72 724 May 7S4 7s4 77' 77S Corn Oct 24 4 244 2l'. 24 lec 2i'4 2T. 2.1V 2S4 May Zs ?S , 2., Oats-Oct J7S IS 17 ITS, Pec lf lS'it l" May 2!4 21", 21, 21?i Pork lec $7-i'7!a $7.15 $"(-71 $T.1. Jan 7.93 8.02t 7.S71, 7.;i Lard lec 4.274 4.324 4.27V 4.324 .Tan 4.i. 4..V. 4.4a 4.50 Ribs Dec 3.72 3.72 3.72'i 3.72s Jan 3 3.S74 3.90 S.?3 Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet; winter patents. $3.7it4; straights. $3.405-.ii0; t;rlng specials. -v.2j; spring patents, 3.i0iP 4.13: straights, 13.403.75; Lakers, f2.7Cp3.10. No. 2 spring wheat. 7c; No. 3 spring wheat. 65Q6Sc; No. 2 red. 7J8S74c. No. 3 com. 234 24c. No. 2 oats, lbc; No. 2 white, f. o. b., 21'ic: No. 3 white, f. o. b.. I'lilS'ic. No. 2 rye. l&ysc. No. 2 barley nominal: No. f. o. b.. 25a4c; No. 4. f. o. b.. 24i274c. bhoit-lib vldes, liwse, 3.70(9 3.?'; dr'-salted shoulders, boxed. 4iUc: shortclear sides, boxed, 4'a44c. Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal, $1.18. Sugars Cut loaf, 4.93c; granulated, 4.32c. Receipts Flour, 8. C00 brls: wheat. 89.0C0 bu; corn. 349.C0O bu; oats. Ss3.t00 bu; rye, 17.000 bu; barley, 114,000 bu. Shipments Flour, 14.00U brls, wheat, 27.WO bu; corn, 346,0c0 bu; oats, 273,000 bu; rye, ll.OOO bu; barley. 145.000 bu. AT SEW YOUIC. Rollncr Prlees In Produce ttt the Seabonrd'sj Commerclul Metropollw. NEW. YORK. Oct. 31. Flour Receipts, 27.400 brls; exports, 12.143 brls. Market firmly held, but neglected; Minnesota patents, $44.40; Minnesota bakers, $3.C03.i0. Rye flour quiet; superfine, $2.7Cy2.50; fancy, $2.3003.20. Buckwheat flour dull. Ruck wheat quiet at 37c, track, for prime. Com meal quiet; yellow Western, 62c. Rye dull. IJarley dull; Western feeding, 27!tfc-S4c. Barley malt dull; Western, KCCe. Wheat Receipts, 109.0CO bu; exports, 13,904 bu; No. 1 hard, 24c. Spot lnacthe. Options opened easier on foreign selling, but rallied on firm cables and predicted lighter spring wheat receipts, closing at advance. Business was neglected most of the morning; May, 2VsGi3c. closed at Sic; feeeniber. 794"cMJe. closed at 7,:c. Corn Receipts. I".' 1.400 ru; exiortj. 42,oij0 bu. Sjiot inactive; No. 2, 20-ic. Options firmer on light receipts, but ruled very quiet, closing at 4'44u advance: May, .44?i 34-&c, cloied at i4?4c; iecen:her, Sl,1'a"317i.c, clOhel at 314c. Onts Receipts. 23u.4w) bu; exports, 1 W0 bu. Slot inactive: No. 2. 22'ic Options dull, but steadier, closing He higher; May closed at 2C4c; December, 2,.,.2iy2b&Bc, closed at 2Zic. Tallow dull; city, Cc; countrj'. SVl-c, as to quality. Rico firm; domestic, fair to extra. 3"liCc; Jaj.an, 34414f. Molasses irregular; New Orleans open kettle, good to choice, 2Vff3?c. Hay dull; shipping. SifrbOc. Hops firm; State, common to choice. 155 crop, Z''S No ; lSOti crop, S'rf iv'.-c; PaciSc coast, 1sj3 crop, Z'ulc; lb crop, 7& He; London fin'n at 61(j70c. Illde.i firm; elalveston. 13c; Buenos Ayres, dry, nominal; Texas, dry, 94fri0c; CallfoiTila, lc. leather firm; hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres light to heavy weight. l!;204c: acid. 20(i-ic.k I'.eef steady; family, $"' l". Cut ine.iw teady; pickled bellies, Wc; pickled shoulders. 4V4c; pickled hams, 8-v4i4e. Lrl dull; ' Western fteam closed at 4.Cf: nominal; refined firm. I'ork dull; me-ps. U.UKu'j; family. llfi.Mu l2.r.o. e'otton-seed oil barely steady; prime crufle, 22,ic: pritn yellow. 20o aslcd. CofTee options ojx-ned cjulet at 3J10 points decline. ruM featureless with small trading and weak undertone following unsatisfactory Havre advices and heavy Brazilian movement: closed barely steady at (5i0 points net declin; sales, 8.7C0 bags; closed with March at 9.&;10c; December, ;9.'r l'jc. Spot coffee Rio quiet; No. 7 jobbing at lo-&c; Invoice, 104c. Mild quiet; Cordova, ir.dj 17c Sugar Raw firm; standard A, 4!ic; granulated. Tit A DC IX GENERAL. Quotation at St. Lonli, Daltliaore, Cincinnati nnd Other Places. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat The speculative market opened with a great deal of lull news, which caused an advance later, in sympathy with a decline In the Chicago market; declined, but closed iJiiu higher than yesterday for futures. Spot firm; No. 2 red, cash, elevator. 7lc bid; track. 7.".74c; No. 2 hard, ca.ih. i&c: iv-cern!er, 7t-c; May. 81s4c. CornFuture were also higher in sympathy with wheat, closing ,4rn4 above yesterday. Sit hrmer; No. 2. cas-h. 224c: December. 23c: May, 2t,c bid. Oats Futures stronger, with May 4c higher. Si-ot dull and neglected; No. 2, cash, ltil-.-; May. 224c. Barley nominal. Corn meal. $1.40. Bran steady. Flaxseed lower at tsc. Prime timothy seed. $2.)4. Hay dull and neglected. Butter unchanged. Eggs steady at 14c. Whisky. $1.1$. Cotton tie and Lagging uncharged. Pork higher: standard mets jobbing at 7.2."f.-7.'.' Lard higher; prime steam. 4.1-'4c; choice, 4.224c Bacn and dry-talt meats steady. Receipts Flour, rtjwtf brls; wheat. 32.C0O bu; corn. Hi.wtO bu: oats. 37.0X bu. Shipments Flour, 6.(KW brls: wheat. 27.UW bu; corn, llZ,tX bu; cats, 8.M;0 bu. RALTIMORR, Oct. Hl.-Flour dull and unchanged; receipts, 17. 120 brls: exrorts none. Wheat steady; rot and month. 7Clt76'4c: DecernIkt. 'HiTj : receipts. s-7 lu: esiorts none; Southern wheat by sampl. 7;5;77o. Corn firm; spot and month. N'ovemUr and Decem ber, new and old. .:43,'c; receipts, j;;,70o tu; expel ts. 12.lt3 bu: Southern white corn. 2fl'0c for new. Oat.- steady; No. 2 white. 2Mj;G4c; receipts. UV,3tH bu; exports. .0O bu. Rye firmer; No. 2 "Western. 4-ii44c: receipts. bu; exorts none. Hay quiet, but firm; choice timothy, $13 bid. Grain freights and Fusar steady and unchanged. Butter tjulet and unchanged. Ka-gs firm; fresh, i"ilS4c: cold storage, lj'nlt. Cheese firm and unohunged. CINCINNATI. Oct. 31. Wheat steady: No. 2 red. fcoc; receipts. -J.hOO Lu: shipment. 2.0 bu. Com quiet: No. 2 mixed. 26c. outs In good demand at l:Vjii'H Rye duli: No. 2, 37c. l'rovlsns unohariBttl. Whls-Ky unchansr-d; ivxles. C12 Vrla at $1.1. Hotter steady, tusr firm. Kgga firm bt IP-:. Clietse firm. DKTROIT. Oct. 31. Wheat No. 1 white and i.'MO bu. Hotter, Venn and Clcee. packages. Market weak: Western dairy, i12c; IVeHern creamery. 12V5T-Oc: Elxins. c: fnc-orj-, 7312c Cheese Receipts, 1.46J packages;

No. 3 red. 74V- corn -o. z, 4c. Oats No. 2 v hite. :iU. Kye-No. r. 17c. Clover se.-d, f:.10. Receipts Wheat. 12.731 bu; corn, 1.70 bu; oat.

larg 74C19Se; small. 74C104c: part skims, 3hC7"r: full Fklms, 2J;W:c. Kcp?-Rece!pt?. 2.C71 packages. Market wak: Stale and Pennsylvania. lfesC?21c; Western. Kg 19c. CHICAGO. Oct. 31.-On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was quiet: creamery. Wtflsc; dairy. 9tt1Gc. Cht-se firm at Hc. Brgs quiet; fresh, 17c. Oils. WILMI.VGTOV, O-it. 31. Rosin f.rm: strained. $1.50; good. fi.ts. Spirits cf turpentine firm at 214 ftc. Tar fteadv at 11. Turpentine quiet; hard. $1.30; soft. $1.10; virgin. $1.M. NEW York. Oct. 31. Petroleum quiet: United cloed at 51.17. Ro?in nrm; f trained, common t.i good. $i.9o. Spirits of turpentine steady at 2S4 Q20c. OIL CITY. Oct. 31.-cred!t balance?. $1.17: rortir.cates none; thlfments, 57.403 brls; runs. 129.222 brls. savannah, Oct. 21.-Splrits of turpentine f.rm at 2C4c; tales, SIS brls. Rosin firm. CHARLESTON. Oct. 31. Rosin Arm at $1.40 I.e. Spirits of turpentine steady at 2X Cotton. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Cl.-Cotton firm: middling. 7 5-16o: low middling. 74c; good ordinary. 674c: net receipts. 14,i40 talcs; gross receipts, 14.942 bales; exj-orts to Great Britain. .700 bales; exports tj the continent. 4,3"" b;de?: cxiorts coastwise. E2S bales; alts, 7,100 bales; atck. S03.SS4 bales. MEMPHIS. Oct. 31. Cotton steady; middling, 7 3-16c; ree-eipts. 3.0:4 bale: shipments. 2,ot2 bales; stock. 103.4S5 bales; tales. 1.700 bales. NEW YORK. Oct. St. Cotton closed steady; middling uplands. S4c; middling irulf, 8Vc; ales, 640 bales. Metals. NEW YORK. Oct. Sl.-Plff iron quiet; Southern. JlO.rrtf 11.75: Northern. $1".75'S12.0. Copier easy: lake, brokers. lOc. Lead steady; domestic, brokers, 2.60c. Tin plates firm. ST. LOC1S. Oct. 31. Lead. 2.602.C3c nominal. Sitlter, 3.00c nominal. Wool. NEW YORK, Oct. 31. Wool quiet; dorx.estic fleece, HtjlSc; pulled, 15020c. I.IVE STOCK.

Cattle rnehan creel Hogs Active and Stronger Sheep L'nelianiredl. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Sl.-CutUe Receipts light; shipments light. The market was quiet and unchanged in prices from yesterday. Export grades 54.200 4.C0 Shippers, medium to good 3.6ff? 4.f0 Shippers, common to fair 3.00 3.49 Feeders, fair to good S.OCft 3. CO Stockers, common to good 2.f0f(? 3.20 Heifers, good to choice 3.204 3.60 Heifers, common to medium 2.25if 3.C0 Cows, good to choice 2.7. 3.23 Cows, fair to mellum. 2.253 3.C0 Cows, common and old 1.00W 2.00 Veals, good to choice 4.50fr- 1.10 Veals, common to medium 3.000 4.00 Bulls, good to choice 2.R0i 3.00 BuIIf, common to medium. l.lZdi 2.25 Milkers, good to choice 27.00Ci33.00 Milkers, common to medium 15.00&23.00 Hogs Receipts, 3,500; shipments, 1,100. The market opened fairly active, later ruling stronger to lc higher. All were sold, and the closing was steady at the advance. Lights $3.2i:5f2.42i4 Mixed 3.2itf:,.424 KtlCIVUl 4UA DitA-''lIi6 O.itJ.l.l rigs :.WKft3..K Roughs 2.2;i?3.0i Sheep and Lambs Receipts light; shipments light. Nothing doing for want of stock. Sheep, good to choice $2.42.50 Sheep, common to medium 1.R"2.23 Lambs, good to choice 3.2'i'y3.75 Lambs, common to medium... 2. 25 '-i 3.00 Bucks, per head 2.0C4.00 Elsewhere. CHICAGO, OcL 81. There were not enough cattle here to-day to make a market and native beef steers were pretty much nominal at $3.&0 3.75 for common up to $4.75gf5.15 for choice to fancy grades. A few calves sold at $2.75'S3.2X;. Trade In hogs was active at an advance of 5c per 10O pounds, choice droves selling 1W2C lower than a week ago. Common to prime droves sold at $36.474. packing lots going largely at $3.10 3.25 and shipping hogs at $3.3003.45. Sheep Receipts were light, but there were sufficient for the demand and prices show but little change. Sheep old at $1.23(53 and lambs at $2.FOg4.40. Receipts Cattle. 300; hogs. 11.000; sheep. 2,000. ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21. Cattle Receipts. f0; shipments. no. Market steady; native shipping steers. $3.40(&'4.M: dressed beef and shipping steers. $3.10ifi4.35: light. $2.C33.53; stockers and feeders, $2.4jy3.6. Texas and Indian cattle steady: steers. $2.2C?i$.30; cows. $1.50f?23. Hogs Receipts. 2.O00: shipments, 2,eoO. Market 5c higher; Yorkers, $3.303.25; packers, $3.153.30; heavy, $3?3.40. Sheep Receipts, 300; shipments. 10o. Market steady; natives,. $233: culls. 7I-c$1.23: Southwestern mixed. J2.25&3.50; lambs, $2&4.25. EAST LIBERTY. Oct. 31. Cattle steady; prime, J4.3CKjT4.40: feeders. $3.G0if4: bulls, stags and cows. $23.40; veal calves. fv.Swib. Hog-Market ruled steady; prime asrorted mediums, $3.603.63: beEt Yorkers, $3.50i3.&3; common to fair Yorkers. $3.1o'ti3.50: pigs, $2.7C5 3.26; heavy. $3.30it3.4'); roughs. $2.5ui3. Sheep steadv: rrime. $.?.( (fr3.U: good. $3.20(3 3.30; fair, $2.603: lambs, choice, $1.254.30; com mon to good, $3f4.10. KANSAS CITY. Oct. Sl.-Cattle-Recelpts. 1.000: thirments. S.t'OO. Market strong, with only retail trade. Hogs Receipts. 3.000; shipments. 100. Market stronger; bulk of sales. 3.2uft3.30; heavies. $3,174 HZ.Za; packers. S3.17I.su3.3o; mixed, fJ-zum i.il llirhts. $3.3:Q3.37ri: Yorkers. S3.303.&74. Sheep Receipts, 1,000; shipments. 4W. Market steady; lambs, $;4?4.25; muttons, $l.)'&2.So. LOUISVILLE. Oct. 31. Cattle quiet and uncharged. Hogs Receipts, 2.000; choice packing and butchers, $3.30. Sheep and Lambs Receipts light and market Inactive; good to extra shipping sheep, $2,255$ 2.35; extra lambs, $3.253.50. CINCINNATI. Oct. 31.-Cattle steady at $2,250 4.&0: receipts, 200; shipments, 200. Hogs active and 3rlCc higher at $2.503.40; receipts, l.fW; shipments, 2.000. Sheep slow and weak: receipts, 200; shipments none; Iambs tlow at $334.15. IXSIIIANCE NEWS AND NOTES. The late theatrical manager, Henry E. Abbey, carried an Insurance on his life of $1000, the benefit of which will be derived by his daughter. Tho Thurlngla Fire Insurance Company of Germany hits been licensed by Insurance Commissioner Fricke to do business in Wisconsin. The total death claims paid by the Mutual Life to Oct. 21, 1V;, were $175,205,600, and the endowments paid during the tame period amounted to &8.70G.64S. The Union Life Insurance Company of Omaha has applied for admltslon to Illinois. The company has $125,000 capital and a surplus of over that amount. A second installment of $100,000 in the Increase in the capital of the Guarantors' of I'hi'adelphia was paid In on the 22d of October. Tnis Increases the company's assets by $200,1-00. Report says that James A. Sllvey, who is much improved in health and expected homo from Kuroie early in October, will probably be secured as manager fef the Broadway Insurance Company. ' The total fire losses in the Dominion of Canada for the six months ending July 1 were only $1,631,440, as ugainst $C.241,M;j for the corresponding period last year. Tr.e losses to the companies were $1.0S0,0 less during the period. The application for a charier of the Northern Mutual Fire insurance Company of York, Pa., has been denied, owing to similarity of names. A new charter will be applied for under thi name Hartley Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Tho News, of Des Moines, says that the Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Company has recently si-nt out over u.000 letters for an assessment on the members. Tue assessment is one mill on the dollar and covers losses for two years. It will also give the company a surplus of $0.0.'0. Washington Heslng, paymaster of Chicago, recs.itly uellv?red a sieech at Grand Rapids. Mich.. In the course of which lie mal plain that me hundreds of millions of prospective benefits represented by Hie insurance poncits would be scaled uown 47 per cent. If silver khould be readmitted to its function as money. The Minnesota Supreme Court Las decided In the case of Walter F. Ueare and ethers against the Uuited States Life Insurance Company in favor of the plaintiffs. A polio holder waived all provisions of law foibldding physicians from disclosing information acquired. The physician thereafter attended the pcllcyholdcr as a iattent, and when the policy lapsed and was revived the question was whether the waiver applied to information which the physician had acquired aft'.r the Issuance of the policy. The couit holds that the waiver does not spply subsequent to the date of the original application. Among the more recent forms of Insurance Is that of surety, or fidelity guarantee. Societies had been doing business in KnfcUnd fcr a numler of years under at.me one of these names. The tiuarantce Society, London, was loimed in 1640; the Norwich and Loadon Accident In 1S56. and the National Guarantor and Suretyship of Edinburgh in 1163. And yet, when an attempt was mtuie cbout a dozen years ago to organize a similar company in New York there were very tew. Indeed, who believed that the business could be made to pay. a:ul rrtat dittlculty was experienced in getting together tne requisite amount of capital to meet the demands of t-tatute law. The company then founded ha now a paid-up capital of two and one-half miliums, an enormous business and an office building on Broadway valued at several millions of dollars, either companies have followed its lead, and no the business of suretyship has paed almost wholly into the hands of these organizations. Other forms of Insurance, and rec-nt in i;ll '-oun-tri-!. come under the head of title. rre.Jit and mortgage guarantee comj anies. One of the ve, a title ct-mptny In New York cits. Is doing business under l capital of one million. On bond and mortgage guarantee company has a similar amount of capital. The neotslty of such f.rms of insurance Ls apparent at a glance. That there shculd be a vast and steadily enlarging Old for them must be readily fn. The increase in ulues of land in our great cities, and the erection of costly buildings thereon afford a larpe co'o 'or title Insurance. The Insurance cf plat.gluts has be-en in vogue in England since 152, but her It is muh mere recent, and It has leen vastly mure rrc-rtab. Steam boiler Insuum-c, now wideiy practiced. bgan In Manchester. England. n 1554. Elevator Insurance is of very recent origin, and ixrtalri almost wholly to America. Bunflary limuronre date back itout rlx or seven jrare to London. tnd can hardly be considered well under way hre yrt. Its future success will depend tomewhat upon the ability at 11 projector to niaK a Just and adequate rate. Jonei nnd Dryan. Chicago Post. Politicians who are familiar with the relation existing between beaut or Jones and

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