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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5f 1888.
32:
THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated Uaited Stares Deoi:ery.
Ceraer Reoaa Odd f aowa HaL.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
A Ball Time in Wheat, the Feeling Be
ing Unsettled and Generally Weak.
Cora 3Iodera?eljr ActlTa at Slightly Higher
Prices Oats Steadj and Stronjr Pro
Tislocs ia Lizlit Demand and Qaiet.
MONET, BONDS AND STOCKS. .
An latent? Doll Day la New Yorsr, the) Clot
lag Being at Lovtr Flgo.ro.
NEW YORH, Nor. & Ujuey on call wu
M7 with no loaca rtporUd, cl&slsg oSertd at 3
per eent
Trim mtreantHe papsr, 4 3&J per cent
Sterling exchange was dull bat steady at
f for CWaj bUla and IL87J for demand.
The total tale of stocks to-day were 45,846
bare, Inelndicj the following: Delaware, Lack
awanna & Westers, L500; Erie, 1,850; Missouri
Pacific. 8.410; New Jwr Central, 1.1 00: Read
me. 9.950; Richmond is Wwt Point. 2,570; St.
Piul. 1,910; Unioi Pacific, 3,373; Western Union.
l.eco.
The stock markst was Intense doll during
the daj, acd the motements trero without sij
xrffieaaee,binf so a fined to the narrowest limits,
except ta Missouri Pacific, which fluctuated over
strange of 1 per cent on the day. There was
nothing dolus? outside of the crofessional opera
tore, as tor the present there is a stand-off be
tween the bulls and "bars. Missouri Pa
eifie exhibited dome strength on a rumor
that there wouli bo an Important
annonnetme&t made shortly, but the earn
recorded was afterward lost, wheo the traders
brought some cress are upon the lilt The open
ing was tame and nll, the changes in qcota-
tiooe from last evenlna? prices beiog? for bot
l!f bt fractions only, and while Miasocrl Pacific
ros per cent. In the earlr trading, thera was
no movement la the rest of the list until toward
21 o'clock, when New Eojlaoi came to the front
and' ssgced off. the rest of the list following
.Missouri Pacifia then gave way, also,
aad lost all, Us advance, with
omethinz In addition. The movements
in other stocks, however, were entirely tnsig
nificaat. and the market finally closed doll and
rather heary, feosralhr at slight fractions below
the opening prices. The floal changes are pen
orally ia the direction or lower figure, bot the
only important loss was 1 per eeat in Pallman.
The railroad bood market was fairly active,
the sales of all tissues aggregating 516.000, and
the toaeof the list was generally steady.
Government bonds were doll and steady.
State bonds vers neglected. Closing quota
tions were:
Four per et bonis. .127 (Kansas St Texas.... 12
Pour per seat. coup. 17 Lake Erie & Weste'n 179
Fourendahf pret.l07Vt U E. & W. pre!.... 52a
Four and a c eoup. 1035b Lake fchore 10.1
PaeiSeCsof 95...n2J iLonv. & Nashville.. 5'J"4
Louisi s stamped as. V I
Hiaseeri 6e 101
Teaa. tettlem'at ft. 105
u A N, A.... ...... 41
Mem. Se Charleston. 54
Michigan Central.... 581
MO.. L. 8. & W....: 30
Teaa. settlem'nt 5s. 100
Term. settlemn
,'tas. 70JMiL,L.8.&W.pref
Cds.. Minn. & St. Louis... 7
Caa. Southern
Central Pacifie lets. 115
Miaa&St. U pref.. 14
Missoari Pacific... 77 St
Mobile & Ohio 09
N'aahvlUe A Cbatta.. 819
New Jersev Central. 909
Dea. ARloO. lst..118
Dea. St Rio 0. 4e.. 74
Dea.AB.O.W.lsts 7U
Erie seconds 101
iln K.T.fn.6s. CIS
1L. LftT. gea. 5s. 58
Norfo.kJc W. pref.. 5a
Northern Paei no.... llt a
Mutual Ualoa Ca... 9i Nortbem Pec. pref- CO
N.J. a la.eert....l05 Ohio. AKorthwestalll
North'a Pae. lata... 11 69 C. St Nortbw'n pref . 143
North'a Pas. 2d. ..10 J New York Central.. 1009
'orthweeiBeoaa'ls.l44VN.TnO.ASt. Lv... I9a
Northw,tdebe,a5e..l03!N.Y.a ASU.pref 73
Oregon A Trans. 6s. 10 1 iiOhio A Miasiasippi.. 39
5t L A L M.geo 5s od4
Ohio A Alias, pref..
rU UAS.r. gea ml 14
Ft. Paal console 124
Ontario A Wettern..
Ore. Improvemeat..
Oregon Navialion..
15lfl
73
93
37
251
t.P.tCAPaa.litsll9ts
Tex. Pacifis lsu.... VI
lore. A Traaaeoatial
Tex. raeia 24s 41U'Paei9e Mail..
TJaioa Pacifie lsts.. 1131 Peoria. 1. A E....
1 est Shore 103
dame Express.. ...14
Altoa AT. Haute... 45
Alt4 A T. H. pref. 82 '
Americaa Express.. Ill
IMtUburg 156
Pullman Palaoe-Car.l70
reading 494
Hock Island 1079
St. L. A San Fraa.. 27
St. L. A S. P. pref.. U?
Ucr..C B. A N.
15
Canada Pacie
.Ten da Soath errij.. .
Central Paella ......
Cheeapeake A OhioM
C. A O. prf. lata...
543s at. I. A P. 1st. pref llo
MV t. Paul t6t
St. Paul pref erred... 10i 4
19 ISuPaaU M. &SU..1039
17 pt. Paul A Omaha.. Ss
17Wit. PaolAO. pref.. 101
C AO. 2ds
Chicago A Alton
.135 I Teen. Coal A Iron.. 32T
U, B. m g
Bt. L. A P
St. L. A P. pref.
C, 8. A O
1109 Teias Pacide. 24
14 (Toledo A O. C pref. 50
374 Uaioa Pacifie 644
C3 1U. S. Express 78
Or'ld A Columbus CO Wabash, St. L. A P. 1 14
Delaware A xiudsoallM4 v- St. U. & f. aref 27
Del.. Lak. A WesUl3vl
Welle A Farxo Exp.. 134
W.U. Telegraph.... 84 3
Am. eot--seed eert'f. 51.
D. A Rio Grands.... 174
East Tens as see 10
TastTeaa. pref. lata 734
Colorado CoaL...... 34
214Uomestake 114
irie 234
Iroo ilTsr 335
Ontario.. 324
3aickiWeT.. 84
mcksilrer pre!.... 364
Sutro 10
Btilwer. ............. tiO
Rich. AW. Point... 23
Bid.
Krie preferred...... 64
Tort Wayne l&O
Ft Worth A Denrgg 2(1
Hocking ValUv 2ft
Iloceton A Texas... lit
lUiro!. CeatraL.....110
I.B.S W.. 174
The weekly tank statement ahows the following
sbasgsst
Reeerve, decrease....... ........... ...... $1,9C9,150
Joacs, increase............. ............. 701.70O
fiptcie, dfcraase. 2,31)7,000
Legal tenders, increase....... 2i2.!K)0
Deposits, decrease..... ............ ...... 74tK2H)
Circulation, decrease 121.300
The banks new hold $13,559,550 ia excess of the
25 per cent. rale.
NEW YORK, Not. 3,-Bar allrsr. 93:.
Business of the) CIearlngllouses.
BOSTON. Nor. 4. The following table, compiled
from s pee; el dlepatrhea to the Post from the managers
cf the leadlcg clsaria y-hoases of the United States,
shows the gross exohacgee at each place named for
the week eaded Satcrday, Nov. 3, 18SS, with rates
per seat, of increase or deertase, as compared
with the SAOuata for the correspondiag week in
1837;
New Tort. C7 1.139.239
Decrease.
Increase ..
lnereace ..
Increase ..
Decrease..
Increase ..
Decrease..
4.9
9.3
1.2
3.8
6.1
3.2
Bostoa
109,704.fc91
PbiiaOelshia ........
Chk'ego . .... ........
fcc Louis............
P 1 timore. . . mm.
Cracianati.........
New Orleans........
Faa rraacisoo.......
PitUborv ...........
aaf as Otf ....
Louuville ...........
Provtdeace. ....... ..
lilwaakee.M..s..M
fit. Paal
Oraalia . ........... ..
il tnaeapilia... . . ....
Denver.. ...... ......
Gfclr eitoxi.. ..........
Detroit... ...........
Indianapolis.........
lies phis.. ......
Cleveland.. ..........
4lambae.......MM.
U ertford. ....... ....
New Uaren.........
6i. 830.5 10
67,0,000
16,79.804
13.315.C61
10.872.30O
10,370,131
20.652.790
10.934.127
8.542,804
6.449279
&, 199.400
5,3,000
4,li9.tKl2
4.131.713
6.784.C65
2,8b0.l50
2.190.S25
4.61U.715
1,791,292
3.307.7M
3.311.CKM)
2.25D.767
1.6r2.H41
1,033.503
1,498. 10a
l,3oo,ox0
1,222.230
545. 53$
2,2-.'8.2UO
i;4U5.0l7
1.207.C79
1.073,744
772.915
725.00O
f30.90S
318,571
1.9
12.6
Decrease.
Increase ..24.1
Increase.. 0.9
Increase.. 5.8
Decrease. 05
Decrease.. 1.1
Decrease.. 1.1
Deer ease.. 11.1
Increase.. 25.1
Increase ..17.2
Increase.. 8.7
Decrease.. 1.9
Inciease.. 0.5
Decrease. .32.7
Increase.. 19.3
Increase.. 3.1
Decrease.. 13.9
Decrease.. 1.3
Decrease.. 12.9
Increase.. i.9
Decrease.. 6.1
Decrease.. 2.7
Decrease. ..24.8
Dereaee..42.3
Increase.. 19.9
Decrease.. 9.9
Increase.. 1.5
Increase. .19.6
Increase... 1.0
Decrease. .22.0
Iacrease ..13.1
Peoria...
Portland ...
...........
Pprcgfi14...
V&alta...........
Dnluth. ...... .......
crfolk
. St. J oeep!u. .........
Worceeter ...m......
Lowell ....
J-rracaie ............
Graad Rapids........
Tcpcka..
Tota!e $1,079,355.12$
Outside XewTcrk. 403.341.607
Decrease..
Increase M
1.7
3.7
NEW YORK AMD CUICAQO.
TestsrdTa Quotations oo Xrodueo at
tbo
Two Great Cemoserctsl Centers.
NEW YORK, Nor. 3.-Flcur Receipt, 17,
HS3 packages; exports, .134 brls, 1,853 sacks.
Dull and heavy. Sales, 8,900 brls.
Cora-meal stsady.
Wheat Receipts, 32,630 bu; no exports; sales,
l,i?LCC0 ba fotcres, 11,000 bu snot. Msrkst a
hafie lower and very doll; No, 2 red, tLlOa
1.1 Ci in tlerator, 11.11 afloat, fl.ll 3L12J
f. e. bv.; New 3 red, $104i; November red, 99o
' Qt I; unrrd''d re II.Wl.lir. 2 Chicago,
fLHiaster;Ka 2 Milwaukee, I1.07J; No. 1
white, ILll 1.U1; No. 1 rexL I1-1& Options
gnoderatoly active; wrak eariy; Io bicber,
declined ie, closing 1 3 onder restsrdr, No. 2
ed. NAveober. tLOO al.lCL cloeine at tl.OOJ;
December, tLllJL 123, electoral fLlli; ilay,
JL 13 1-16 a L U, elcsing at ILlSj.
liye etroae.
Barley steady. Barley malt nominal.
Cora Receipt. 51,600 bo: exports, 123.403 bn;
ealee. 45S.0C0 ba f ntarw, 184.000 ba spot, bpot
stoar; Noveobor, 4jr, uecemoer, 3oo,
eleeinar t 4S?c; Jaouary. 43j4t4Sl, eloalng ai
C1 lZ7t 7Se eloetngat 47i.
Oata Riipta, 51.CC0 xPfl WO bo;
ba fntare. 05,000 ba spot. Spot
. b -k e w & a u m hi t a
nartei a saaas eauer; u.wci
151 4dle afloat; ungraded mixed. 433491e; No.
aTMt. soiafrOa. Ontions coiet; ti btgber.
crri tzi Opti?cj a ghadt firm
er and doll: November, COJc; December, 31 c;
January. 2'2c: spot No. 2 white, 33c; mixed West
ern, 23d 31 ie: "liite Western, 302 30c; No. 2
Chics;', 37ic
Ilsy firm.
Hope quiet and steady.
Coffee Opt io os steedr:sales, 33,750 bags, in
etudine November, 13.70 3 13.73c; December,
13.50313 C5c, Jaouary, 13. 40 13 60c; February.
13.30 a 13.50c; Jane, 13.50o. fcpot Rie qaiet aad
steady; fair cargoes, ISis. Sugar Raw inact
ive; fair reflnia?, 413-16c; eeatrifugal. 6ic; re
CceJ qaiet and steadr. Molasses nominal; New
Orleans weak at 50a3c
Rice firm, with moderate business; domestic,
43f.Jc; Japan. 4i5ic.
Tallow firm and scarce; city, 52s bid. Rosin
dull; common to good, steamed, tldLOo.
jvees strong; Western, 23a24Jc; receipts,
1.731 packages.
Pork qaiet and steady. Beef doll; beef bams
stronr. Cot-meats inactive; pickled bellies,
9i39ie. LardSpot, strong and quiet; West
ern' etesra, 8.60c Options about steady; in
active; Novsmer, elosed at 8.43c; Decembsr,
&32e; Janaary. 8 42e; Febraary, 8L44e; March,
8.4(; ApriL a4Se: May, aSOc all aaklng pricee.
Batter qniet; Western dairy, 12f18c; West
ern creamery, I6a26c; Elgin. 26i 27c Chsesa
dull and easy; Western, 93 lOic
CHICAGO. Nov. 3. It was a doll, heavy
market for wheat all day, influenced by steady
selling, offerings eomlog on the market freely
and not mush demand. The feeling was some
what unsettled and generally weak. The specu
lative offerings were fair, with operators on the
"short" side feeling a little more confident,
though at the same time they were disposed to
act caotioosiy for fear of manipulation. The
news from the Northwest was a little more bear
ish. The opening was easy, bot prices soon
rallied, advancing e for May, then became
weak, passing the $L15 mark for Mar, de
clining to a point jnst 8o below the top
price reached 011 Wednesday, and elosed at in
Bide figures. There was a steady stream of
selliog orders 00 tbe market, credited largely to
a local trader, though bo had some following.
Corn was ouly moderately active, the trading
being mainly local, aad most of tbe bnainess
was transacted early io tbe session. The feeling,
ou the whole, was rather firmer than on yester
day, there being lees disposition on tbe part of
local traders to "short" the markst. Opening
sales were at yesterdays closing prices; tbe
market ruled qalte firm for a time, then ased
off some, ruled steady, and elosed iie higher
than yssterday. Oats were steady.
There was a slight improvemeat io tbe demand
for November delivery, with tbo market also a
shade stronger. Other features up to May re
main exeeediocly quiet, in some eases almoet
nominal, bat in May there was a fair trade, with
a steady feeling prevaiiingand transactions were
at about yesterday's q notation. Trad in e ia mess
pork wss limited. Oileriogs were rather light,
with some inquiry from toe "short" interest
Early ia the day the feeling was firm
er and prices were advanced 15'dl7c, bnt set
tled back again 10al2o later in the day. and
closed quiet. Trading was ehiefly in January
and May deliveries. Very little business was
transacted in lard, and tbe ebanees in priees
were slight. Short rios attracted very little at
tention, and trading was limited. Prices ruled
.02j3.5s nigber, and the market elosed steady.
The leadine futures ranged as follows:
Optning UiketL Lcvett. L'lotmg.
Wheat November. tl.HS& $1.14 $1.119 $U17
December.... 1.18 1.16H 1.134 M34
Janaary 1.13 1.114 1.114
May 1.174! 1.173 1.14 1.14
Corn November.;. 333 3 26$ 3a5a
December 28 3SV S84 ZP.-Si
January 37S, 37"a 27 374
May Zi 39 j Zi 29
Oats November... 23( 214 i-'3 244
December.... 27h 24 7e 25
May 2d?s 29 23 "e 27a
Pork November... 14.50 14.55 14.50 14.53
Year 14.55 14.55 14.55
January 14.70 14.874 1."0 14.8J
May 15.00 15.124 15.00 15.024
Lard November 8.174
Itaember.... 8.10 8.10
Janaarv 8.124 8.124
KhortRibs-NovVi 7.55 7.50 7.53
January 7.45 7.50 7.5 7.45,
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, quiet
and steady. No. 2 spring wheat, f 1.11 s 1.11 1:
No. 3 spriog wheat. 83393c; No. 2 red, 11.11
Mil; No. 2 corn, 3S; Nc 2 oats. 24e; Nc 2
rye, 55e; No. 2 barley, nominal; No. 1 flax
seed, $1.47; prime timothy-seed $1.40 dL43.
mess pork, per brl, $14.00; lard, per pound,
8 15&17te: short-rib sides (loose), 745a
7.50c; dry-salted shoulders (boxed), 838.25c;
short-clear sides (boxed), 8.12f &25e; whisky,
distillers' finished goods, per gal, $1.20; sugars,
cot-loaf, 8id8'c; granulated, 7c; standard A,
"ie.
Oo the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
market was steady; Elgin creamery, 2Ga27c;
choice Weatern, 23a25Je; choice dairr. 19322c;
common to fair, 14317c eggs, 193l9c
Receipts Flour, 7,000 brls; wheat, 46.000 bu;
corn. 231,000 tu; oats, 210,000 bo; rye. 12,000 bu;
barley, 05,000 bo. Shipments Flour, 6.U0O
brls; wheat. 23,000 bu; eoro, 483.000 bu; oats.
fcU.OOO bu; rje. 6.CO0 bu; bsrley. 62,000 bu.
TIIADE IN GENERAL.
Qootatlgas at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3. Flour dull aad easy. Wheat
lower. There was aa almost steadr decline from the
cpnimr, and the eloe was 24&'J4o below yester
day; No. 2 red, ca.b, $1.07, nominal; December,
$1.0S4al.09w 1.1138. dosing at $1.09; May,
$l.U7tai.l54a 1.154. cloning at 81. l7 bid.
Cora firmer; No. 2 cash. 37a3ct December, 334c;
year. 334 closing at 334c bid; January, 323
327a 933c, closing at 327gc; May, 35Vo, closing at
35&SO bid. Oats No trading: No. 2 easb, 21o bid;
November 22 4a hid; May, 23Sr32340 bid. Rye
quiet; No. 2 cash, 5049510. barley doll; Iowa. 553
tOc. Hay 'fferings exeeeaive; prairie, $7.5009.50;
timothy, $ 11 15.50. Bran lower at 61c Flax
seed firm at $1.40. Butter firm; fancy creamery,
2G27c choice, 20324c; dairy. 22324c. Ergs
firmer at 104c for good atcek and 153154c tor in
ferior. Corn-meal dull, $2. Whisky steady at SI. 14.
Bagging steady; 1 4 pound. 1 1 4c; 2 poonds, 12c
Iron cotton tiea. $1.2091.25. Provisions dnlL fork,
$15. Lard Prime steam nominal at 8c Dry
salted meats f honlderv be; loess and ribs, 7.624
7.75c; short clear, 7.75 33.12 4- Dacon Shouldera,
8c; longs and ribs. 8.6i438.75e; short clear, 1)3
9.124a. Hams, 113 13.50c Receipts-Flour, 4,
0M) brl; wheat, 52.OO0 ba; com. 21.000 ba; oat,
32.000 ba; rye, 2.000 bu; barley, 12,000 bu. Ship
ments Flour, 7,000 brls; when, 17,000 ba; corn,
19.000 ba; oats, 7,000 bo; rye, 1,000 bu; barley,
1,000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3. Floor quiet. Wheat
opened a ahade fiimer, but subsequently reacted ia
sympathy with the decline in Chicago, and elosed
about o lower than yesteHar; ungraded, in grain
depot, $1.11; No. 2 red. November, $1.0543 1.07;
December, $1.073 1.09: Janaary. $1.001.10;
February, $1.1191.12. Corn Car lots barely
steady; futures neglected aad nominal; No. 3 yellow,
la grain depot, 404c; No. 2 mixed, ia graia depot,
50c; No. 2 mixed. November. 4843494c; Decem
ber. 444345c; Jaaaary 444345c; February. 44
345a. Oats Car lots doll and barely steady; No, 2
mixed, 28c; No. 3 white, 294o. No. 2 white, 324c;
prime No. 2 white, 33o: futures quiet bat steady; No.
2 white, November, 3243l'c: December. 334
'33e; January, 344334e; February. 343
354c Receipts Flour. 4.000 brls; wkeat, 12,.
OOObu;cora, 10.OOO bu; oats, 24 000ba. Ship
meats Wheat, 3,000 bu; corn, 3,000 bu; oats,
24,000 bu.
UlNNEAPOUS, Nov. 3. Receipts were oaly 354
cars of wheat here, but the sample tables were well
supplied with all grade, and buyiac was no more
actiTe than it has been for a few days past. Sellers
were h dding at about yesterday's prices, with scarce
ly anything doing ia the fore part of the session.
Some few lots were talcea to go to tbe mill ia Wis
consin, bat citv millers appeared to to out of the
market, or were holding off for a drop. Weakness ia
the speculative market reflected on samples some,
and aales were slow. Shipments were 5U cars. Clos
ing quotations: No. 1 hard. November, $1.22; De
cember. $1.22; May, $1.27 oa track, $1.22; No.
1 Northern. November. $1.10; December. $1,114;
May, $1,164: oa track. $1.13 31.14; No. 2 North
era. November, $1.05; December, $1.08; May,
$1.12; on traak, $1.06 i1.0S.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3. Wheat Western dull aad
easy; No. 2 winter red. spot, $1.01481.044: No
vember. $1.04431.04; December. $1.0731.074;
Jaouary, $1.09431.0. Corn Western firm:
nvxed. spot. 50o asked: year, 457g3404c: Janu-
aiy, 4.4 .o. Uata dull; prices unchanged, liye
slaw at t4St5o. Hay quiet; prime tJ choice Weet
era. $10310.50. Provisions easy; jobbing trade.
Mess pork. 10.75. Batter rather easier; Westera
packed. 12319c; bees roll. 173l9e: creamery,
22J20e. Lga scarce and firmer at 219 25c Re-eeipts-Flcur.
8,000 brls; wheat, 13 000 bu; corn,
2,OvO bu; oat. 3.000 bu; rve, 3 OOO ba. t?bip
menu Flour. 5,400 brls. Sales Wheat, 100,000
ba; corn. 2.000 bu. tf
CINCINNATI. Nov. 3. Flour dull. Wheat ia ligat
demand.- No. 2 red, $t.O5; receipt. 5.000 be; ebip-
meats, 2,000 bu. Cora dull; irregalar: No. 2 mixed.
444?lCc. Oats dall;.No. 2 mixed. 2ft4e. Kye
weaer; rOw , OSc. IVrk ttwwir at $14.73913.
Iard tteaJj at Sc. Bulk raet quiet; uncharted;
bacoo easier; short e.ear. 9.3ic. Nhiky ateaJy
and firm; sales, 1,295 brls cm a basis of SI. 14. But
ter dull. Suztr euy. Eggs firrasr at 17 4c Cheese
steady.
TOLEDO. Nov. 3. Wbeat actlre anl lower; cash,
$1,0541.10; December, $1,074; May, $1,134
Corn dull; cash, 41c Oats qniei and easy; cath,
254c Clover-seed active and higher: caafc. (5.35:
Novenaber. ?5.374; December, $5.4.0. Keceirts
Wheat. 29.0O0 ba; eora, 12,000 ba: cats. 3,000 bn;
elover aeed. h'Jd bags. Shipments Wheat, 25.000 ba
corn. a.OOO feu; oats, 5.COO bu; clorer-aeed, 1.590
bacs.
DCTROIT, Nov. 3 Wheat No. 1 white, cash.
f l.OS; No. 2 red. cab. acd November. $1,034;
uecmter. yi.lO'et May. 51.17. Corn No. 2.
43c Oate No. 2, 274c; No. 2, white, 234c Re
ceipt Wheat, 18,300 buj corn. 2,100 bo; oaU, 0.-
bo,
Cottoe.
NEW OTtLEANS. Nov. 3.-Cottoa stead vi mid
dlln; ! 5-lCc; low middling. 8 13-lGcj good ordinary,
H 1-H'x?, uot reeeipta. 11.565 bale: nou reeeiota.
11,904 h'-a. Exports to (Ireat britain. 4.747 baicti
isivs, caics; stocK. ioj.ios bas.
. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3Cotto quiet aad aa
shacgd. Calcs. COvv talss. oi whkh 600 balss
were for speculatioa and export, aad inoluded 5,100
bales American.
Oil.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. Petroleum market opened
firm at 844e, bnt aft4T tbe early trading became
tron aid advanced to 66c A reaction tnea set ia
and the marxet elosed steady at 85j. Consolidated
Exchange Opening 844c; highest. Stic; lowest,
644c; closing. 65c Stock rlxeharge Opening, 84 4c;
highest. 857-c: lowest. 844c; Closing. 85c Totl
sales, 1.518,000 brls. Turpentine firm at 444 345c
OIL CITY, Pa., Nov. 3. National Transit certifi
cates opened at 84 4: highest, 857tfq lowest, 644c;
closed, 85c: sa!es. 9J4,000 brls; clearances, 1.
900,000 brls; sh;pments, 80,332 brh; vans, 44,593
brls.
PITTSBURG, ra., Nov. 2. Petroleum active and
firmer. National Tranit certificates opened at 844o;
closed at 85c; highest, 80c lowest. 844c
CHARLESTON. S. C, Nov. 3. Turpentine firm
at 42c
SAVANNAH, Ga- Nov. 3. Turpentine firm at
434c
WILMINGTON, N. C, Nor. 2. Turpentine firm
at 4.14c
CLEVELAND. Nov. 2. Petroleum steady; stand
ard white 110, 74c
Uetals.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Pig-iroa dull Copper
rominally weaker; lake. November, 17.35c Lead
fairly steady domestic 3.724- Tin doll and easier;
straits, 22.90.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2. The offerings la lead were
largely ia excess of the demand; chemical hard, 3.55e.
W00L
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3. Wool market buoyant and
?-icee a shade higher all along the line; brisrht medium,
7321c; braid, 11320c; low sandy. 10 3 17c; fine
litrht. 13320c; fixe heavy, 11 17c; tub-washed,
233344c
Dry fjuods.
NEW YOKK. -Nov. 3. Business was praetieally
Suspended to-day, owing to iaterest ia the political
demoastrations.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle In 4L!g;hfc Snpply, but rirm Sheep
Dull IIo Active and Steady.
Indianapolis, Nov. 3.
CATTX.X Receipts. 200; shipments, 200. The
lightest supply of the season for Saturday; but few
good grades here; market more active, but prices no
higher; all sold at the close.
Export grades $1.6095.25
Good to choice shippers 3. CO c 4. 30
Fair to medium snippers U.0033.40
Common shippers 2.4092.60
Feeders. 1.050 to 1.200 pounds. 3.002 3. (iO
Stookers. 70O to 900 pounds. ......... 2.4092.8O
Uood to enoic neilers. 2.5O33.0O
Common to medlam heiferc 1.7532.25
Good to choice cows..................... 2.3532.75
Fair to mediomeows. ....... ............ 1.7592.20
Common old cows 1.00 3 1.00
Veals, common to good... ........ ....... 3.00 34.00
Mulls, common to good.. ................ 1.5032.50
Milkers, per head lb .00 332.00
Sheip Receipts. CO; shipments, . But few on
sale; quality only fair; market dull at no material
change in priees.
Good to choice M $3.4033.75
Fairto medium 3.0033.30
Common... r , 2.25 a 2.75
Lambs, common to good................ 3.00a 4.50
Backs, perhead 2.0033.00
IIOGS Receipts, 5,600; shipmeots, 2.000. Quality
fair; market active at steady prices; closing quiet; all
sold.
Selected heavy $.35 35.4."
Mixed packing. 5.2595.35
Fair to good liht 5.20 5.45
Pigs and roughs. 4.2591.75
Elsewhere.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3. Cattle Receipts. 2f.O;
shipments. 1.520. Market steady; choice heary
native steers, $595.50; fair to good native steers,
$4.3035; batchers' steers, medium to choice,
$3.3034.30; stoekers aad feeders, fair to good.
$2.1093. 15; rangers, coru-fed, $3 44.10; grass-fed,
$293.00.
Hogs Receipt?. 1,395; shipments. 2.370.
Market steady: choice heavy and butchers' selections, .
$5.4595.00; packing, medium to prime, $5,25 3
5.45; light grades, ordinary to best. $5.2035.40.
Sheep Receipts, 750; shipments, 1,145. Market
steady; fair to choice. i394.50.
Horses Receipts, 10: shipments. 90; Texans and
Indians, in ear-loads. $20333.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3. The Live Stock Indicator
reports: Cattle Receipts, 3.400; shipments, 2,553.
Oaerings ebiefiy commoa rane cows, culls ai.d odds
and ends. Market steady. Good to choice corn-feJ,
$4.5035.25; commoa to medium. $3.2594.00;
siockers and feeding steers, $1.50 33.35; grass
range steers. $1.5093 10; cews, 80cC$2.60.
Hogs Receipts, 5.522; shipments. OS. Market
dull and 59lOo lower. Good to choice, $5,403
5.50: common to medium, $1.7595.30, skips and
pigs, S2.9094.50.
Sheep Receipts. 1.205; shipments. 564. Market
steady. Good to choice muttons, $3.50 a 3.75; com
mon to medium,$1.5033.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa.. Nov. 3 Cattle Receipts,
748; shipments, 885. Nothing doing; all through
consignments. Eighteen ear-loads of cattle shipped
to New York to-day.
Hogs Receipts. 4,100; shipmeots, 3,300. Market
firm oa Yerkers. but alow on Philadelphia. Philadel
phia sold at $5.7035.80; mixed, $5.6535.70;
Yorkers, $5.50 35.60; commoa to fair. $5,309
5.50; pig", $435. Sixteen car -leads of hogs shipjed
to New York to-dav.
Sheep Receipts, 1.000; shipments, 400. Market
dull at yesterday's prices.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3. The Drovers' Journal re
ports: Cattle Receipts, 4,500; shipments. .
Market dull aad slow; natives, $2,305 4.75: Texans,
$1.4023.35; cowa.bnlls and mixed, $1.5093 35.
Hogs Receipts, 10.000; shipments. . Mar
ket lower; mixed. $5.4095 50; heavy, $3.C095.65;
light, $5.405.30: skip. 535.50,
Sheep Receipt. 2,000; shipments, . Mar
ket lower; nstires. $ 5034.25; Westerns. $3,109
3.50; Texans. $2.7533.50; lamba, $4.50395.25.
BUFFALO, Nov. 3. Cattle-Receipts. 2,000
through: 560 sale Market steady; good to choice,
$3.80 95.10.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 600 through; 1,600
sale. becp steady at $3.7594.15 for good to
ehoicet lamba 109l5o lower; Canada, $5.50; West
era, $535.25.
Hogs Receipts, 4.0S0 throngh: 3.000 sale. Mar
ket steady. Mediums and Yorkers, $5.6095.70;
piers, $5.2535.50; roughs, $4.7535; stags, $10
4.50.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3. Cattle Receipts. 37;
shipments, 110. Market easier.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 0; shipments none
In light demand and firm. Lambs ia light supply
and firm at $1.5095.50.
Hoars ia fair demand aud firm, common and light at
$4.4095.40; racking and butchers', $5.1535.50.
Receipts. 2,500; shipments. 3,300.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Light Week' llusinees. Owing; to Unfavor
able Conditions.
I X DI A J A pons, Nov, 3.
While it would bo an exaggeration to say that
tbo trade of the week closing to-day fell con
siderably below expectations, it would not bo an
exif geration to say that it did not, owing to un
favorable weather conditions and Interest in
political matters, reach tbe volume that it
sbonld have done in any department Dry
goods men speak of it as having been the quiet
est week with them in the last two months,
but so arpareot are the causes that
no complaint is made. Ia all linee of
dry Roods firm prices rule Grocers bad a fair
trade only. No one doubts that all staple arti
cles in the grocery line will move more freely
before winter fairly sets in, as retail merchants
are carrting light stocks and mist increase
tbem to mset ordinary trade probabilities. Cof
fees, eereclally the milder grades, were firmer
to-day. Sugars still rule tame. Teas are steady,
with a fair distribution. It will be thirty days
or more before canned goods will begin to
move with any freedom, and possibly longer,
as much fruit was canned in tbe past
season by families who usually depend on
the grocer for their supply. The demand for
syrups aad molassea is only moderate, aad
prices are not firm in their tone. The provision
market has been rather fiat daring tbe weeir,
aad priees on several descriptions of hog prod
ucts rnled weak. The flour market has worked
Into an unsatisfactory shaoe again, and millers
are reducing their production. Tee bide mar
ket is more active, but all efforts to adraoce
priees have failed, as they now ranre considera
bly lower than one year ago. Leather dealers
rtport their trade good at unchanged prices.
Trade with the hardware men begms to drag a
little; however, they have no grounds for com-
fdaint, as the summer business has been excel
enu Tbe iron market, as well as thst of tin
ners' supplies, carries a firm tone, end io botn
lines a fair trade is in progress. The seed mar
ket has tsken 00 a quiet fesiiog. The produce
market presents 00 new feature. Hither
price; for cess are indicated next wt k, and
butter is searce and advancing in price. Poultry
ia barely steely; receipts are very large and the
Eastern demand is far from satisfactory.
Other markets are movie g alocg much la the
same rut as for some days past.
GRAIN.
It was a qaiet dsy la the local market In
commenting on the situation, the Icdianapolia
Markst Report says:
Wheat Receipts posted for last two dsys 17
ears, sgaiost 30 csrs for preceding period.
Market is weak for all grades. No. 2 red is alow
sale at IL04 3L06-: No. 3 red salable at 93c 9
$1.02; rejected selling at TdaSSe for poor to
good samples, ana cootre, at vjaiM.
Cora Receipts posted for pest two dsys, 7
ears, against 24 ears for preceding period. No,
1 white, salable at 42-: No. 2 salable at 42c;
No. 2 mixed salablt at 41?; Ne. 3 mixed at 4Qic
New No. 4 mixed salable at 0c New oar alow
sale at 28 327c.
'0aU Receipts posted for past twodars, 2
cars, agsinst 5 srs for preceding period. Mar
ket is strong; shippers and local jobbers are la
the market No. 3 white is salable at 2Sc; No.
2 mixed salable at 23c; rejected at 22c
'Ilav and Straw Demand for choice and No.
is more then requirements being offered No. 1
iimomyseiis readily at S totn rajtim
othy at tll.5011.75: mixd. $10 311: No
1
prairie, $3.5099.50 No. 2 prairie. i 38
quote straw at 853 5 50: rve straw, S636.50.
Wo
"Feeds Bran Market dull at 112312.2
Homiuy-f eed, slow sale at ( 14.73 3 15."
The Jobbing; Trade.
CANNED GOOD.
PeachesStandard. 3-pound, $1.8032.00-. 3-oound
seeonds, $1.4091.60. Miscellaneous Blackberries,
2-pound. 80390c; raspberries, 2-pound. 91.159
1.30; pineapple, standard. 2-pound, $14,092.50;
Lima beans. $1.2091.30: peas, marrowfat $1,209
1.40; small. $1.5031.75: lobsters. $1.8532; red
cherries, 95e3$1.10; strawberries, $L20 31.30;
salmon (Bs), $1.9092.50.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite, $7.25 and $7.50 ? ton; Jack so a lump.
S4.00 ton: nut. 93.50: Brasil block. $3.50 4 tea.
nut, $3.00; Pittabnrg, $4.00 f ton; nut, $3.75;
lUymond and u inifrede, $400 too; nut $3.75;
Ducear lump. $3.25 ton: rut. $2.75; Island Ciiv
l im; ,$3.25 ftoa; nnt, $3.00; Hi?hland lump, $3.00
ton; nut, $2.50; Piedmont and Blossburg. $5.00
4 ton: Indiana eannel, $5.00 V ton; raa-house coke.
1 le 4P ba. or $2.75 load: crashed soke. 12o w ba.
or $3.00 i load.
DttUGS.
Alcohol. $2.2292,30: asaf.-stida, 15920et alum. 4
95c; camphor. 30932s: cochineal. 50355c; chloro
form, 50955c; copperas, brls, $393.50 cream tar
tar, pore. 40942c; indigo. 80381c; licorice, Caleb.,
genuine, 30345c: magnesia, earb.; 2-ox, 25935c;
morphine, P. & W. i? os. $2.80; madder. 123 14e;
oil, castor, gaL $1.1031.15; oil, bergamot 4
13. $393.25: opium. 8393.15: quinine. P. m W-
oz, 60355c; balsam copabia, 60365c: soap. Cas
tile, Frn 12316c: soda, bicarb., 43 6c; ealts, Ep
som. 4a5c; sulphur. Sour, 496c; saltpetre, 8920c;
turpentine. 5o954c; glycerine. 25330c; idodide
potass., $393.20; bromide potass 40942c; chlor
ate potash, oc: oorax, IU91.C; eineaonidia, 129
10c; car Done acid, 459 OOc.
Oils Linseed oil. raw, 57o P gal; boiled. COci
coal oil. legal tet. 9314c: tank. 40c: best straits.
4 5c; Labradot , 60c; West Virginia, lubricating. 209
30c; miners' 65c Lard Oils No. 1, 50r5oc, do,
extra, 65970c,
WHITX LlAD Pure. Ge; lower grades, 5 m 3 6c
DtiY GOODa.
Tickings Amoskeag ACA, 13c; Conestoga B F
15c; Coneatcga extra. 131o Coneatog Gold Medal,
14c; Conestoga CCA, 12o: Conestogaa AA, 10c; Uon-
estoga X Oc; Pearl River. 12c; Falls 080. 32-inch.
1390; Methuen AA, 12e; Oakland A. 7e; .Swift
River. 74c; York, 32-inch, 13c; York, 30-iach.
1110.
Blkacbso Shxittkos Blaekstone AA, 8c; Balloa
Ss Son. 71ot Obeatnut Hill. 6ioi CaboS 4-4. 7c:
Chapman X, 6ac; Dwight Star S, 9cj Fruit of the
Loom, bc Lcnsdae. S-ttC; Lin wood, 82: Mason
ville 94C NewYork Mills. 103: Our Own. S3c; Pep
rerell. 9-4, 22c; fepperell, 10-4, 4c; Uills. 4C;
lope, 7&4C; Knight's Cambric. 8c; Lonsdale Cambric,
ll'ee; WhitinsviUe. 33 ineh. Oe; Wamsutta. lOo.
UiNGHAJiS Aoooskag, 730; Bates, 7I4; Oloucee
ter, 71sei Glasgow, Oac; Lancaster. 7c; Ranel
man's,?; Renfrew Madras, 8c; Cumberland, Otgc;
White. 7c; Dookfold. 104o.
GRAIK Bags American. $16; Atlanta $18; Frank
linville. $ 17.00; Lewi ten. $1S; Ontario, $10.50;
Stark A. $21.
Paper Cambrics Manvflle, 6c; S. S. & Son, 6s;
Masonville. 6c: Oarner. Oc.
Pbiwts American fancy, 6901 Allen's fancv. 6c;
Allen's dark. 5sc; Allen's pink. 0sc; Arnold's, C1
Berlin, solid eolors, 60; Cocheco, 6c; Oonestoga, SHc;
Dunnell's, 50; Eddy stone. Oe; Uartel. 59c: Har
mony. 5c; Hamilton. 6e; Greenwich, bac, Knicker
bocker, bc; Mallory pink, 60.
Brown Sheetings -Atlantic A, 7se; Boott C, 6c
Affawam E, 50; Bedford fl. 5e; Aurusta, 5sc;
Boott AL, 6x4c; Continental C, 6 V: Dwight Star,
8r; Echo Lake. tc: Graniterilie EE, 6e: Lawrence
LI 6c; PepDerell E, 7S4; Pepper ell R. 64c; Pepper
ell 9-4, 20c; Penperell 10-4. 22c; Utica 9-4, 224c i
Utica 10-4, 25c; Ctiea O, 4s.
FOKElON FBOITS
Raisins. London layer, new, $3.5033.75 boz
loose, mnscatelle, 2 -crown. $2.5093.75 f box; Va
lencia, new, 899o 10: citron, 24326c f lb; cur
rants, 64974c v lb. Bananas Jamaica, $1,509
2.00; Aspinwall, $1.5092.50. Oranges Jamaica.
$6.5037.00 barrel, $4.0094.25 t box or I2.0O
IP hundred; Louisiana, $77.50 per brh Lemons
Fair stock, $2.50; choice, $2.75; extra fancv, $3.50.
Figs, 14 316c Prunes -Turkish, old, 4V314C;
new, 5354o.
1 KUIT9 AND VEOETABLES.
Apples Per brl, choice, $1.5092; eomraoa. 75o
9 $1.25; seUiug in bulk oa truck, 30340c f bu.
CBANBts il Per brl, $7.5039.00j bushel boxes,
ehoice, $3.0033.25.
Grapi? Cutawbas, 25930c; Delaware, 35340c
10- basket.
Onions $1.2591.50 f brl; Spanish, $1,009
1.10 t crate.
Pxab Common. $1.7592.00 brl; ehoice Duch
ess, $4.5035.00 ? brl.
Potato rs Per brl. $1.2591.50; from car, 359
40o per bu.
Quinces Per bu box, $1.25, or $2.5033.50
brl: New York, bushel keirs. choice, $2.00.
Swxet Potatoes Baltimore itock. $2.0092.25;
Jsrers. $2.7533.00 f brl; hccie-growa, $1,009
1.25 r trL ,
GROCERIES.
COTrilS Or.iinary grades. 1449154c; fair,
163164c: good. 173l8e; prime, 19920c; strictly
prime to choice. 20921c; fancy green and yellow,
21922c; old government Java, 30931c; ordinary
Java, 20927c, imitation Java, 24925c; roasted
coffees, 20 ac.
Molasses and Stecps New Orleans molasses,
fair to prime, 30335c; choice, 40350a Syrens, 30
O40c
Flour Sacks No. 1 drab, 4 brl. $33 f 1,000; 4.
brl, $17; 1 ghter weight $1 V 1,000 less.
LxaO 738c for pressed bars.
Dried Beef 11913c
Spices Pepper, 184310c; allspice, 10912c;
cloves. 24928c; cassia. 10912c; nutmegs, 70985o
4 ra-
StaRCH Refined pearl, 39340 16; Eureka, 5
'36c: Champion gloa lump, 34 1; improved corn,
5436c
Kick- Louisiana, 597c
SK0T$1. 4591.50 V bag for drop.
SC01H3 Hards. 73S5c; confectioners A, 74
75f,ct standard A. 74374 off A. 7978C; wbite
extra C, 7s974c; fine yellows,, 7974c; good
yellows, 74374c; fair yellows, 04 96 o; common
yellows, 4 96 4c.
SALT Io car lots. 90c; small lots, $1.0091.05.
TwiNE-Uemo, $129180 4 ft; wool, 83l0j flax,
20330c; paper. 18c: jute, 12&15ri cotton, 10925c
Wooden war No. 1 tube, $7.7598.00: No 2
tubs, $6.7597.00: No. 3 tubs, $5.7596.00: 3-hoop
pails. $1.7591.80; double washboarda, $292.75;
common wahboards, $1.2091.85; clothes-pins, 50
985c f box.
Wooden- InsHis-Pcr 100, 1 D, 20c? 2 Bs. 25c;
3 I5s. 30c: 5 Ifcs. 40c
Wrapping paper Crown straw, 18o 4 bundle;
medium straw. 27c; donble-crowa straw, 30c; heavy,
weight t traw, 14920 to; crown rag, 20o 4 bun
dle: medium ras. 30c: double-crowa ra. 40o: heavy-
839o; No.
00 k pater.
630c; No.
1, S.&C 7438c
II'.OS AND STEEL.
Bar iron (rates), 292.25c; horse-shoe bar, 3.25c;
Norway rail rod. 8c; Germaa steel plow-elabf , 4c;
Americaa drill steel, 1091 2ot Sanderson tool steel,
16c; tire sieil, 4e: spring steel, 6c; horse shoes heg,
$4.2534.50; mules shoes V keg, $5.2595.50
horse nails 4 box, SdV, $5: steel nails, lOd. and
larger, $2.25925 4 keg; ether sizes at the usual
advance; wire nails. $2.90.
Tinners' Supplies Best brand charcoal tin, IC.
10x14. 14x20. 12x12, $6.75i IX, 10x14, 14x20 and
12x12. $8.50; 10, 14x20. rooflng tin. $5.25; la
20x28. $10.50; block tin. ia pigs. 27c, ia bars, 29a.
Iroa 27 U iroa, 34c, 27 O iron. 5c; galvaalied, 50
and 10 per eent discount Sheet sine, 7c. Copper
bottoms. 30c Planished copper, 36c; solder, lO 9
lbCm LEATHE3. IIIDKS A. ND TALLOW.
LXATHEaOak sole, 3o337c; hemlock sole, 209
32c; harness. 30 35c; skirting, 37338c black bri
dle, f doz. $00965; fair briiU. $6078 dor.;
e'.ty kip. $603 SO; French kin, $85 9 120; city . calf
skins. 85341. 10; French calf-skins. $1.1591.80.'
Hides No. I.eureJ. 7c; No. 2, 5e; No. 1 green,
5c: No. 1 calf, green, 5c; No. 1 calf, cured, 64; No.
2, 2o off; dry salt. 7e; fliot 8c
8ntEPSKiN Pelta 25370c
Tallow Prime, 44at3c
GaiASX Browa. 24; yellow, 2c; white, 34a.
riioDUcK.
BEANS Choice hand ; icked navy, , $2.50 4
bu; modi m hand-picked. $2.2592.40.
BEI8WAX Dark. 18e; yellow, 20c
Butter Fair creamery. 149 1 (Jo: choice, 20 3 22c;
country, 129 14e; common, 7tf9.
Egos Shippers pajing 16c; selling front store
at 19320c
Feathers Prime geese 5e B; mixed duck,
20e C
Game Ducks, mallard, $3.5034.00 doz;
pheasaat. fo.OO dor: praiiie chickens, $0.00
dot: quails. $1.7532.00 doz; squirrels, $1,009
1.25 doz; venison, 18c D.
Pocltrt Hens, 737 4?; chickens, 7974c; young
turkeys, Set nen turkeys. C; toms, Oirtx; roosters,
3c; geese, full-feathered. do. $4U; plucked,
$3 504.20: ducks, old aud young. 6497c
WoOLr Tnb-washed and picked. 33935c; nn
washed, medium and common grades, if ia good order
22c; unwashed fine, 17328c: fleece washed, if light
well washed and ia good order, 28930c burry and
unmerchantable, according to their value
PK0VISI0.NS
Jobbing Pricis Smoked meats Sagar-eursd
hams, IO to 12 ltJs average, 13c; 15 IBs average,
12 V; 174 D s average. 12 4c; 20 ft s average, 12 4 0;
22 Ds average, 12c: Lnghsh-cared breakfast bason.
light or medium. 13e; eugr-cured aboaldara. IO to
12DssverapA 10c-, California hams, light or med
ium, 104e; dried beet bams, lie; dried beef hams.
knueklo pieces, 1 le; dried beef hams, thin pieces, 9c
Bacon Clear sides, medium average, 104c; clear
backs, medium averse. 104?; clear bellies, medium
weight 104c Dry salt and Piekled Meat Clear
sid (nnsmoked), lOej clear backs (unsmoked).
lOci e.ear beil ti innimoked), 10c, clear pork,
b-1200 Bs. $17.00; family mess pork, 4 brl 200
r$s. SMb.OO; ham or rump pork, brl 20O Da.
fcia.OO; Lvlogca Skin, large or small. 74c: cloth.
large or small, 7c Lard Pure winter leaf, kettle
rendered, ia tierce. 10es: In ne-half lrls. IOacj 5a
50 cans iu lOO-rS ea. lOtc; in "0-Dctni la 80-
n cae, lOje. KeSned Lard In tierces, 'Jc-t ia
0O-n cans in 100-3 eases. lOc
8I.ED1.
Clover Red, choice, 60 ba, $4.5034.75:
glisb, choice. $4 3034.60-. White, choice. $d.73 Js
5U-. Alsike. lx757.50-. Alfair. choice. 5 9
7.50. I iaiothy Choice 45 ft ba $1.3532.73
Blae grass Fancy. 14 ft bu. 90c 3 $1.00. Orch25.
grass xtra eloan, 14 tt bu. 1.259 1.50. Rod nn.
choice. 14 ft ba. 80c a $1.00. Engliih blue trntt
24 rs bu. $1.2531.50. Acme lawa rraas. 14 ta bd.
tl. 75 a 2.25. Seed rye, 65 bn. Flax seed. aieot
eo, 9i.jo3i.ou per ba. ileinp. 34c Canary. 44
Rape, 7e per ft. Spinach Bloom sJale savoy-leas
(sealed bajs), 30e per ft. Turnip seed, 30940e
car 9.
seconds. 2-pound,$l. 1091.20; eove oysters, 4-pound,
full weight. 85c3$lj light 65 970e; 2-nound, falL
$l.7O3l.80: lifht. 90eU$l: string beans. 85995c:
wfcihtrsg. 2433c &; Manila, No. 1.
2. 54364c: print paner. No. 1. 637c; b
No. 3.S. &' 103lloi No. 2, S.&C
EEPUELICAX yoMLXATlOyS.
TOR PRESIDENT.
EEJf JA3I1N ILAJlRl!ON, of Indiana.
VICS-PRESIDKNT,
IXVI P. 3IOKTON, of New York.
Bepnb lean Electors.
XLECTORS-AT-LaRGX.
JAMf!S M. SHACKELFORD, of Vaaderburg,
THOMAS H. NELON, of igo.
CONTINGENT STLECTOBS.
NICHOLAS McCAKTY. of Marioa,
J. D. OLIVER, of St Joseph.
DISTRICT ELXCTOBS.
First CICERO BUCHANAN, of Vaaderburg.
Second THOMAS. J. BROOKf, of Martin.
Third DA VI D W. VOYLES. of Harrison.
Fourth-JOHN O. CRAVENS, of Ripley.
Fifth DAVID IX BEEM. of Owea.
Sixth LEANDER P. MITCHELL, of Henry.
Sevrmth WIN FI ELD T. DURBIN, of Madison.
E:hth JOHN a CHANEY. of Sullivan.
Niath DAVID a SCULL, of Boone
Tenth FRANK SWIOART, cf Cass.
Eleventh WM. H. TRAMMEL, of Huntington.
Twelfth WM. L. PEN FIELD, of DeKalb.
Thirteenth HIRAM S. BIGGS, of Kosciusko,
Conereaslonal.
Fa-st District FRANK B. POSEY.
Second THOMAS N. BRAXTON.
Third STEPHEN D. RAYLESL
Fourth MANLY D. WILSON,
Fifth HENRY a DUNCAN.
Sixth THOMAS M. BROWNE.
Seventh THOMAS E. CHANDLER.
EUbUi-JAMEs. t. JOHNSTON.
Nirth JOSEPH B. CHEADLE.
Tenth WILLIAM D. OWEN.
Eleventh GEORGE W. STEELS.
Twelfth JAMES B, WHITE.
Thirteenth WILLIAM HOYNES.
Legislative and Jartldai.
STATK STNATOBS,
FERDINAND WINTER,
WILLIAM E. TOUSEY.
JOINT SINATOn MARION, SITE LB T AVD HANCOCK,
SIDNEY CONGER, of Shelby.
REPBISENTATrVES,
MILLARD F. CONNETT,
GEORGE P. McOINNIS.
GEORGE a WEBSTKR,
CHARLES ( HECKUAN,
WILLIAM W. WALDEN.
JOIST EIFEISSNTATTVX MABION, SHELBT ANP BAN-
COCK.
WARREN R. KING, e Hancock.
. gXTDQX NINETEENTH JCDICIAI CIRCUIT,
JOHN V. 1IADLEY, of Hondricks.
PEOSXCTTINO ATTORN XT NINKTEXNTH 3TDIC1AX,
CIBOCIT,
HARRISON T. TINCHER, of Marion.
State Ticket,
GOVXRN0B,
ALV1N r. HOVEY, of Posey.
LIirT.-OOVTBSOB,
IRA J. CHASE, of Ueadricks.
JTJPCA OV SCPRXMR COtTRT,
1st District SILAS D. COFFEY, of Clay.
2d District J. O. BERKSHIRE, of Jennings.
4th District WALTER OLDS, of Whitley,
8ZCBXTART OT ST ATI,
CHARLES F. GRIFFIN, of Lake.
AtTDITOR OF STATE,
BRUCE CARR, of Orange.
TKEARCltKR OF STATE,
JULIUS A. LEMCKE. cf Vaaderburg.
ATTORN EV-GXNERAL,
LOUIS T. MICHENER, of Shelby.
StTEFINTXNDgNT 0V PCBLTC INSTRUCTION,
HARVEY M. LA FOLLETTE, of Boone.
REPORTER OF SCPRCMB COURT,
JOHN L. GRIFFITHS, of Marioa.
Connty Ticket.
SHXRIST,
LEANDER A. FULMER.
TRSASURXR.
MAHLON H. FLOYD.
COItCNXB,
THEO. A. WAGNER.
SCRVXTOB,
JACOB W.LOEPER.
COVMIPSIOSERR,
BENJAMIN F. OSBORN,
FIELDING BEELER.
Keel Estate Transfers.
Instruments filed for record in the recorder's oCee
of Marioa county, Indiana, for the twenty-four bonrs
ending- at 5 P. N07. 3, 1S33, as famished by
Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles, Room 23, .Etna
Building:
Luther D. Waterman to Fannie F. Colla-
znore. lot 109 in Allen & Boon's north
addition.................
Narnan Chapman et ah to Trustees Oak
land Lodge. No. 534. 1. 0. 0. F., lot 2 in
John Emry s first addition to to wo of
Oaklaod
Herman H. Uaverzagt to Frank P. Wade,
lot 9 io hi subdivisioa of lot 8 la Hen
derson't addition.
Francis W. Hamilton to John W. Hamil
ton, part of lot 233 in Allen & Root's
north addition
Ellenor Llark to Adam Ried, lots 3 and t
in block U ia Beatv's additioa....
Franklin Landers to S. 8. Rhodes, lot 8
in Landers's subdivision of lots 5, t
and 7 in Blake & Ray s subdivision of
outlot US
Henry W. Rafert et al. to S. S. Rhodes,
lot 4 in Duncan's subdivision of outlots
23
Lessie Smith to Albert D. J ohnson, lot
118 in Allen & 1'oot's north additioa..
Joha IL Vajea to Albert Izor, lot 17 in
block 13 in Vajen'a subdivision of
Holmes's West-end additioa. ...........
Cutler & Savide Lumber Company to
Cbarles E. Iiichart et aL. lot 9 in Mer
rill's subdivision of block 21 Johnson's
heirs' addition
Manraret Chittenden to Anna Chittenden,
part of lot 51 in Johnson et al.'a addi
tion to Irrington
Thomas H. Spann, eommisrioner, toWm.
A. Uraham, lots 20 an l 121 in McQUl'e
subdivision of square 1)3
Aaroa Clem to Jennie Patton, lot 23 in
Aaron Clem's subdivision......
Lizzie Probst to Kate A. Warner, lot 5 ia
J. M. Shideler's subdivisioa of block IS
io Henderson's addition
Leonhard Mueller to Wendel Flickinger,
lot 20 in Kappes & Frank's subdivis
ion. M
Madison M. Catton to Gottlieb Ltckhardt,
part of lot 19 aad ail.of lot 20 ia Dow
ney's Arsenal Heights addition
Peter D. mock to Benjamin A. Todd,
part of the southeast quarter, section
12, township 14 north, of ranjje 3 east.
Thomas 11. Spann. commissioner, to
James L. Keach, lota 27 and 28 in Mo
Gill s subdivisioa of square 93...
Elizabeth M. Lombard to Am-s L. Crum
rioe, lot 4G in Spana & Co.'s first
Woodlawn addition
$750.00
293.0O
900.00.
1.0O
400.00
500.00
2,100.00
3,500.00
203.00
2,700.00
,75.00
2,400.00
150.00
2,500.00
240.00
1,350.00
300.00
3,351.00
1.400.00
Conveyances, 19; consideration 23.178.00
TThmn Bihy was sick, we irave her Castotia,
WLen ah was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clone to Castoria,
Wbaa she had Children, she gave them Castoria
TUTEWILER,
UNDERTAKER
72 W. Market st-Cyclorema Place Telephone 216.
WANTED MALE 11ELT.
WAXTED-A PRACTICAL STARCH-MAKER,
who understands the business ia all its branches.
and mast be fully competent of taking entire charge
of a drying" department. Actress, with particulars,
and state salary expected. A, Journal oce.
WANTED AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED $75 A MONTH AND Ex
penses paid any aetire person to sell onr goods;
no capital; salan mon jily: expenses in advance; par
tic ulairs free. Slander Slrerware Co., Boston.
Tf7 ANTED PERMANENT AGENTS IN ALL
t f cities to sell new Railroad Business Directorv.
525 to S)lO per week. Something new and qik
seilinp. Address RAILWAY DIRECTORY PUB.
CO. 18 Courtlacd st. New lore.
WANTK D SALE S M E .V.
tT ANTED SALESMEN TO INTRODUCE A
IT new and very salable article in his locality
and adjoining cities. Salaries paid to active, ener
getic salesmen. Address, inclosing three cents ia
-.tamps. THIS AlLiAS. ilAMl "ACT l; KINO COM
PANY, Lock-box 33. Cincinnati, O.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED AN EASTERN FIRM. MAXUFAO
turing a nrtt-claa lice of abop machinery,
from which they have increased their production at
the rate of 35 per aent. per yeir for the pan five
rears, with orders constantly ahead of tblr produc
tion, sow employing one hendred bands, twelve
months la the year, of mostly skilled labor, pay roll
at present being $1,000 per week, are open to receive
proposals to remove its plant to any town with good
railroad facilities where tley eoul 1 hare natural gas
lor iueu ouia lwi a unci ounoing -uu iee tonr.
10 fft wide, two atones h:rh. Address. MAU-
FACrURER, Journal oJSce, Icdisnapolis. Ind.
ewJBBSBBWMBBBBBBWASBSwasasswjBeBawsawasseeMe"eHe
FOlt SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
k Vv'
T?0R PALE BOILERS CHEAP BOILERS
I We have bought out the riaker Ss Davis Uoiler
riaat, cf lndiaaspolis, Ind., and now have on hand
ever 225 new and second hand engines aud boilers.
which we will sell at buyers price. Address .
STUONGBKOS., Springfield, 0-, cr Lndianayci-. --
"What is a Lady? " The
mother's question, the daugh
ter s reply, and an aunt's
ideas. Thanksgiving Fash
ions Autumnal tints, incan
descent trimmings, handsome
fabrics, bandeau bonnets, sty
lish flat hats, correct cos
tumes, novel corsages, by
Mrs. James H. Lambert
Bill of Fare for Thanksgiv
ing Dinner, with illustrations,
by Eliza R. Parker.
These are but a few of the
many attractions in the No
vember number of the Ladies'
Home Journal and Practical
Housekeeper, now on the
news-stands six cents.
Crrrrs PtTBUsHrso Coittavt,
Philadelphia.
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
It is wonderful bow quick
ly Ely's Cream Balm has
helped and cured me. - For
a week at a time I could
a. V et a
uot see. x suuereu aroui c A - s
. A 1
n nan nn il b&H Atr 0Mr.
A particle is applied into each nostril and is afe
ble. Price 50e at drnggistsj by mail regist-xedV 4Wc
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York.
LADIES V
nllnw Dirertloni
a week and you have the finest-polithed stove ia the
world. For sale by all Grocers aad Stove Dealers.
At R..;i K W 1? RmticH Ak Rrvn T. Ti. Frankem.
A. W. McOuat, 'pursell & Medsker, HUdebraad fi
JTajrate.
RAILWAY TI3IE-TABLKS.
PENNSYLVANIA LLNE THE DIRECT AND
POPULAR rASSENQXa KOtrrES.
Trains leave aad arrive at Indianapolis as touewc
rAXBANDbB ROUTS EAST.
Leave for Ptsbrc N l.4:30a:a J:Mp-a
- Richmond anl ColambasM t:00aia
Arrive from N.Y. A Pitsbf U:4 tm 7)pnt
S:10pm
4:00 pa
lo.jiipia
Electors to Pittsburg aad New XorX without change.
cbicaoo oivuiox.
r v. ,v rrti. ami tii7thMt 1l?15am il :0Onm
ArrlvefroraCbicasoaadNorthwesu 4.00am a.30pa
j.. k. a X. a. xs.-sotrr.
Leave for Lonisvilie
and the South. . 3:.T0m f:00aa Aiwom. Sticpm
Arrive from Louisville
and the South lu.t5ant ILlOaai 7:Upat io;oypa
T. a v. av
a. SOUTHWEIT.
Cairo Express, Leave
m. TtlOata
4:thpa
.lO.vm
a.iX'ptn
Vlacenaes Accommodation. Leave,.
vincennes Accommodation, arrive.
Cairo Express, Arrive
VANDALIA LINK SHORTEST ROUTE TO
St. Lons aitd th Wett.
Trains arrive aad leave Indianapolis as follow
Leave for St. Looia.7:30am U:tta.a ll:iaBta S:uOpnt
tireencastle aad Terre Uacte A com 4:ipia
Arrive from St. L. 3:4tam 4:15am. 20ipm S.ipra
Terre Uaate aad Oreencastle Accm lteOOem
Sieeti as. Parlor and recti nc-cbair cars are run on
throngh trains, for rates and information applv to
ticket aeents of the comnaur or H. It. DaaiMO. As
sistant General Patten er Agent.
( ,
The Short Line
EAST d mi
"V. , Theonlv line with solid trains to
Bioomingtoa aad Peoria, with throuah care to princi
pal Missouri river points, in several hoara less time
than any other line. Alao, through Sleeping and Re-clining-ebair
Cars via Danville to Chicago, makine as
quick time, at lower rates, than any other line. The
authorized differential route East, with quiet time
and through ticket to principal Eastern cities, at
considerably less than regular rates.
Trains at Indianapoiis Union Depot
Leave, going Eaat..4:10 am 11:00 am '9:00 pat
Leave, goin? West..7:30 ut. 3:30 pm ll:00pra
Arrive, from Eaat..7;00 am 3:15 pm 10:30 pm
Arrive, from Wet.v5U am lO:40 am 8:40 pm
'Daily. All trains b a ve the finest ot uucet sleep
ing and Reeliaiag-ebair Oars. For tic Vets aad full in
formation apply at 133 South Illinois at., tbe Uaioa
Depot, Indianapolis, or to any agent on the line.
QLook ia local eolnma for special notices of ex
euraioas, reduced rate, ete.
THE CINCINNATI
CENTENNIAL
iVniinn., r Vft R ul fit MnrUL tL fl. IT. &l D.
will continue to please the public by selling round
trip tickets, good fire days, including admission, at
Last $2.50 Excursions Nov. 8, which rate includes
admission without admission, $2.25.
1 rains leave inoianaooits:
3:55 a.xa. (daily), 10 50 a.m., 3:50 p.m., 6:25 p.m.
8.30 a.m 11:40 a m., 4:55 p.m., 10:55 p.m. (daily.)
ftnl. li..n'ltil ,.in fr T'rtljk.li-k anil I)trnit.
VUJ ,.UU.kU. . wim aw.v.. " - -
W. U. FISHER, Gea'i Ag'ta. IL h L
The ONLY LINE rannlng a MORNING TRAIN te
Chiearo, returning the same day. Leave Indianaoolis
7:10 a.m. daily; returning, leave Chicago 11:40 p.
m. daily, arriving Indianapolis S:10 a. m.
Other trains leave as follows:
12.01 noon (except Sunday), arrive at Chicago at
C:3 v. ra.
11:15 p. ro. (daHy), arrive at Chieajro at 7 25 a. ta.
6:OOp. m. (dai y), Monon Accommodation.
I'ullman Sleeping aad Chair Cars oa all through
trains.
Ticket oflce, 26 S. Illinois street.
CLAIRVOYAN TS.
A CLAIRVOYANTS $3,000 CHALLENGE ALL
e&U oa Mme. Maree. the great and noted clairvov.
ant and astroloUt, the most powerful mystic sight ia
elarivoranee of the nineteenth cent nary; born with a
three-fold veil, eenume, aevecta daughter f the sev
enth daughter, has been publicly tested, and chal
lenges the world. Five thousand dollars challenge to
any one who can equal her la consultation oa friends
or enemies; on business matters, marriages, acd lotted
of every description. Kevesis my items, designates
hidden coin or minerals, locatee lingering diseases.
Mme. Maree ia the greatest living natural clairvoy
ant on earth. She reads your secret and open life.
.from the cradle to the grave, with as much ease as
though in ordinary conversation. Her crowded pat
ronage throughout the United States and in Chif-ag1
substantiates tne zamous mentor her great second
eight in eiairavoyanee, 2stified toby tans of thousands
in America. Mme. Msree in Chicago bent. lBSS.
received and won the accepted challenge test medaL
tbe majority rules ia agreement verifying tbe truth of
ber niTStio power to read your life, which is tl;e
standard acknowledgement of Ler challenge. All call
on the great clairvoyant. She will tell you cf your
past, you will hear your inner present, and know
your destined future; asks no questions; uses no cards
of any description in her profession: perfected the
charm of the ancient tailsmau fur good luck, breaking
evil influence; witchcraft; eauting tbo who forsake
you to return; firing success in busioe&s. Ladies ia
trouble calL Office hours fr-.m ft a. M. to 8 P. M.
Consultation eent by mail. 12-t North Delaware street,
shore Ohio street.
aaeamaaaBaaauBnawaawsawjBawaBBWaBnsaeaew
riNANClAlU,
I FINANCIAL ROBERT MARTLNDALE & CO.,
Loma Agrente. G'2 K. Market a.
M
OKTOAGE LOANS. N. N. M0KIU3 & CO.,
01 East Market street.
M
ONET TO IJAN 6 PES CENT. HORACE
McKAY, Room IL, TaTaot New s Bloec,
FINANCIAL MONETON MOTtTV AO nrAR3o3
and eity property.
C. E. COfFIX Js CO.
SLX PER CENT. OM CITY PROPaUtTk" IN LN
liaaa. laaae IL Sersted. 13 Martiadale Bleek.
ONEY TO LOAN ON PARNIS AT THE LOW.
est enarket rate; privileges for repavmeat before
due. We alao bay municipal bonds. THUS. C DAY
ft CO- 72 E. Market street, Indianapolis.
FOB RUNT.
FR RENT BOOMS. WITH STEAM POVTEft
Apply at Bryes's bakery.
I 1 f R. THOMAS S DANCES Q ACADEMY, WHEN
-1 U.- llaU to rent f or daacea,
10. 'rrilif
f
m
1 a m.i.
A. B. Gates & Co.
EXALinS V
COFFEES. TEAS and FANCV
GROCERIES,
EPICZ-G BINDERS, and maaafaetarars ef BAEIN3
POWDtR,
31 and 33 List ISirylani StresL
ATIflNQ E. C CO, Mac uf act nris aaC
ii 1 lYlllO YUvhr ef CIRCULAR, CROSS
CUT, BAND and aU ethsr 1 YTH
Jstss&Bz a A W o
Hliaois Street, one square south L&loa Depot.
e
Ecgices, llitiM Hife, Straw-Slick
fe4
General Foundry & Machine oi
EHIRGTOH TYPEWRITEil
-- .
We guarantee tbe aeprtorttv of wif maehTiea. a4,
give every purchaser the priviVsge ;of returnitf theat
withia 30 days for fall pries paid, if not eatisfaetery
ia every respect.
We carry a complete stosk of Linen Pspsrs aadaU
suppliaa for Wr.ting Maebiaes.
WYCKOEF. SEAMANS L BENEDICT.
51 North Pennsvlvacia St., Indianapolis. lad.
- a
IIOiyL,IJ3;VY Sc WYOX,
Wholesale Manufacturers of
HARNESS
Gig Saddles and Strap Work, and Dealers la Leathet
77 South Meridian Street.
ROOFING MATERIALS
Building and Sheathing Paper.
I-l O. SMITHER
160 West Maryland St-
JENNEY ELECTRIC CO.
Manufacturers and Contractors
ELECTRIC LIGHTING APPARATUS
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Solieitor ef
tiiKii PATENTS nmi
ieeraal Salldtag.
a mf aTkaw Tm 9W a ae A ft 1
DR. CULBERTSON'S
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND T
THROAT f fv l
INSTITUTE, 1yJ 1
36a West Waakirgtoa St. I J
Spectacles aad artificial Eyes adjusted VJ
Hadley Shoe Factory,
MAXcrAcraxx or
LADIES'. MISSESAND CHILDREN'S
FINE SHOES
Shoes made aeeord'ng to standard meas areasaats
sdoptedhy Chicago conveatioa.
Honest work aad the best of material used la makiag
Shoe. Order from tbe trade solicited.
TO and 83 S. Penn.ylvanla 8t.
j-etifc
tS
ts
oa'
cts.
SAWS
BELTING
And EMERY WHEELS
- SPECIALTIES Or
W. B. BARRY SA AND SUPPLY CO.
and 134 South I'e&asjlraaia Sw
All kinds of aws reoaired.
J. E. BODINE & CO
Wholesale Dealers ia
BARBERS' SUPPLIES
Write for CaUlofue. '20 Circle Su Indianapolis.
Nordyk Ac Marmon Co. EsuVlSSl
W Attll r- n a a w. mm - ...... 7
MILL AND ELEVATuB BUILDER
ndiaaarvolis. luL Rollar lit!! Mil
Gearing lielsin;. Bolainf Clot, Oraie
CT ?leaaiar Machi nerv. Mlddlinra-nnrifi-
Vf Portable MiUa. etc.. eU. Take streeVeara
for stockyards
INDIANAP0LI3
STOVE CO.
PARROTT A TAGOAB"?
Wholesale
BAKERS.
Crackers Breai asi
Cake.
Manufacturera of Stoves
and Hollow Ware. Noa.
85 and 87&ath!deri diaa
street.
Chandler & Taylor's
""ISS"4 B3ST G-I ISTEJS
Are strong, well-built aad serviceable, aad eost a
more than ordinary en fines.
NEW YORK STEAM DENTAL CO.
Iron S. a-o. 95.
to $i0 per set All slaascf
tne det.ul work atreioeei
pneea. f'loe fold feUiof at
fl and upward. Silver a4
aaalsant, 5Us anl 73s.
'I'eata eatracted fvr tia,
Teeth extracted witkeat
aaia. AU work w&rraat4
ee reereecated. flfka years espeneeee. A. P.
UZKkoSt k r r, Kooavs 3 aa 4 Uraai Opera house.
ATI MT SHH
Call Ol O" ADCVtS - P
C. C: E. V. Cradfortj, z Z
16 3 18 Mvsa fttOTB, rU.f
INDIANAPOL13. IND. -"r-1'
ADAMS 5c EMRICH,
UNDEETAKEK3
Sole scents for tbelndefctmetibt EnrW Cket,
Telephons 174. or call at -Lb h'crih illisois ia-si
Opeu aay and night.
Solid Parer Fillies: for.
Saw Mill Idlers cr Feed
Xnlleye, borcl sndtBrnei ; iwu
bolesdrUle-itofitflitsra, Taper
9
X nCl.ODI Ir snj Fu' jtJTSAl
Chespcr, taore durable 1
ttxa wood or laatLa. C ' ; : ... A
BOCKWOOD, XTEWCOIiIB & CO.,
(Amcrleaa Taper IMllcy Ccaspauy).
180 te 10 S. reaaay'Tsnla St.. XadiaaapoIi.Xal.
HOMSTOCK & COONSE.
DeaVrs ia Iroa Pip. Driven -We'd Poirtsandall Drif
et-Wall Snpt-1.. 181 I8 South ttcr.duo SL
By Ti R Bn, PataatScitoraadUsckastca!
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About The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904