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at the Dn."i> 10
Agricultural Society.

The Eoard of Directors of the Du-
bois Cousty Agricultural Society met
saturday. June %.
The Premium List was reported,
adopted aud ordered 10 be printed IN
sheet form. and posters. also. each TO be
procured "a cheaply n possibls.
s67 so were allowed G. Doane. for
printing for last Fair.
The Jasper Brass Band was allowed
The use Of the Fair Grounds for the 9th
OF JULY for $50 they becoming respon-
.ihle fol. the good care Of the same.
The COMMITTEES was authorized 10
have the necessary printing done.
The Board adjourned till next regular
meeting.
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10 The Jury in the Tilion-Beecher
scandal took the case under adyisemsnt
last Thursday. and have net yet arrived
nj a verdict. The people gave their
Judgment against Bcecher long ago
and that the jHry should be so long
about il is matter Of surprise. II is
sail Judge Nelson will give them six
weeks 10 arrive nj verdict. before he
will discharge tkem.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that on the
~ 2Olh day OF July. 1876, pur~u-
AM 20 my request. the Surveyor OF Du-
boi- county will proceed to run the line,
aud c>tabi,lfthe comer- of Sections "
Town /. Sopih. Range 5. West
intermediate lines run and established
AT the same time. AN persons Inter
csicd are notified to he present.
r.. STEPHENSON.
lima ys,h ts-s a.,
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Stale OF lnulNua. DUBOIS County. So.
IN the Dubois Circuit Court. October
term. 1875.
Martha r. Railing,
Josiah II. Railing.
de III KNOWN, That on the 3Oth
~ day OF June, 1873. the above
named plaintiff. by her Attorney, W.
A. Ira, Tor. filed in the Office OF the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, her com
plant against said defendant, in the
above Untitled cause. together with an
affidavit ola competent person. that the
said defendant, Josiah X. Railing, is n
proper and necessary party 10 this ac-
ton, the same being an action for di
vorce and that said defendant. Josiah
X. Railing. is not a resident of the State
of Indiana.
Said defendant j. therefore hereby
notified ofthe filing and pendency OF said
against him, aud that unless
he appear aud answer or demur there
to. at the calling Of said cause on the
second day OF the next term of said
Court, 10 be begun and held at the Court
House in Jasper. on the fourth Monday
in October next, said complaint. and
the matters and things therein contained
aud alleged, will be heard and deter
mined in his absence.
BAIL Il. EDMONST0N, Clerk
OF the Dubois Circuit Court.
WA. A. TRAYLoR, Atty for Plf.
July I'd, l875.-3t
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young man with $50
4 or 500. who would wish TO learn
and have an interest in al branches of
photographing. Address, PHoTc, l.. g..
Rox 81. Jasper. Indiana. n23-3t
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Report of Interest on
School Fund.
STATE of INDIANA .,
~ rn,fs GuV-ry

NIAII Ut INUTNNA.T 90
~ CoU- Wy =
TINE undersigned Auditor in sui for said county,
worid respectfully report 20 your Honorable I,ady
The r,swinw . statement u the Receipts and
Expenditures - The Interest - the Trust Fund held nv
said coay - DutHs. from The 1t day ~ June ls-l
10 the 3isf day - Nay 1~T5. hsfh DAYS inclusive:
There reulainnx IN fhecnunfy Treasury
on the W day u lyme. Ira. the Of sl l5s al
And there has been received ~ the Treas
ury the ioTlou iig amounts on the following
accounts tn-wfr
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At "a meeting OF the Duboi. Board of
u County Commissioners. held nj the
Court House in the town of Jasper, on
FRIDAY. June 18Th. 1875, the following
were had:
Ii j. now hereby ordered bv the
Board that the Poor ASYLUM and Poor
Farm OF Dubois county, Indiana. and
the Keeping of the Pnlpers therein for
three wears. commencing on the lst ,iaR
Of September. 1875. be LET NJ the door of
the Court House % said county. on
MONDAY, AUGUST "a. 1875.
at public outrrv. tn the lowest response
bile bidder. rhH the Board Of County
Commissioners N Dubois County, In
diana. meet in Special Session nj the
Court House in said county. on the said
"a day OF August. 1878. for the purpose
Of letting said Asylum and Poor Farm,
aud approving the bond of the person
or persons Ia whom il may he let and
10 transact all business pertaining there
ia. The Board reserves the right 20 IT,
self to reject any and all bids which NAV
be made. said letting viii be done be-
tween the hour, OF 10 o'clock a. VI. and
4o'clOck l.. NJ of said dav. That the
Auditor OF said county give due and
legal nstice Of said letting. bv tire.
weeks publication ia the Jasper Weekly
Courier. and in German In the Hunting
burg Signal. The sucecssful bidder
will hc required TO give bond Will
surcfies To iiir acceptance of the sal,
Board in the the penal sum Of twenty
five hundred dollars PAYABLE to III,
State OF Indiana. conditioned for th,
faithful performance OF hi. duties "a
Superintendent OF said Poor Asylum
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1th OF JULY
AT HuNTlNCBURC.

Every DodN get ready LOT thi> epicnulu
Picnic. The very extensive prepare
tons already made j. sufficient guar
aniee that perfect success will be the
result.
PROGRAMME:
lst. At day light National Salute
will be fired.
2d. Al o'clock 4. VI. beautiful pole
will be raised. with music aud other
usual ceremonies.
80. Procession will form and march
to the magnificent grounds preceded BY
that famous 81. Neinrad Silver Band,
composed Of sixteen nemberS.
lth. At 10 o'clock 4. NJ. The Declara-
tion OF Independence will bc read BY
Prof. L. q. Smith.
9th. speech by Jas. c. Barkwell. Esq,
sf fc~kport. after which splegdid
dinner will hc served.
After dinner. sl those who ara fond
OF tripping the light fantastic. will find
a splendid floor. 50 feet square. and a
ifirst-clas- String Band. Of six members.
who will furnish music isr them.
All " ho wish toenjoy this coming 5th
OF July may visit iiuniingburg. where
they will find every assertion in this
notice made good. II
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Court Notice.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County. 50:
IN the Dubois Circuit Court. October
term. 1875.
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June 18th. 1878. 3w
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON Oct. l3-5 p. M.-The rate OF discoun {
In open market for months bills is nomi-
nal, transactions being subject to the Bank Of
England rate. Consos for money and on ac-
count 95 1915; United States bonds-5-2cs. 1855,
1867: sos 1so7 1915; l04 s, l045z; new SIS, extra
dividend, lO3JH. New Yorh Central, .: Erie, 10;
Erie preferred. 81. Petroeunn-Sales were made
OF refined at los sd.
PARIS, Oct. IL. -Rentes, 65f &c.
FRANKFORT Oct. l3.-American securities
ANTWE s Oct. 1s.-FiDe American petro-
leum, 2Sf
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l3-Cotton-Ls excited; sales
were made OF miduling uplands al I'D;
and middIing Orleans ct I'D: sales were
made of 1900 bales, 6.OOO of which were for
speculation and export ana l2,6tO American.
Flour-Sales were made extra and Western
at 23s. Wheat-Sales were made OF No Chi
cago spring IS led: No 2 Chicago spring
at IS; No Milwaukee at IS Sd; winter AZ
los led. Corn-Sales were made of mixed West
at SOS Sd Perk-Sales were made OF
American prime mess Eastern at e0s; sales
were made OF prime mess Western at eos
Bacon-Sales were made of Cumberland cut
mddles at us; short rib at 5Ss short Eastern at
of long cut at 64s. Shonlders-Sales were made
at Ais I'd. Beef-Sales were made of East India
mess at Sos; extra East India mess at l2Sss
were made of prime Western at els. Tai
low-Sales were made of prime city at ASS I'd
Turpentine-Sales were made at 25s for
refined. Common rosin-Sales were made at
IS; refined at I'D. Cheese-Ssles were made
of choice American at Sos 3D. Lard oil-Sales
were made at SIS. Petroleum-Sales were made
of refined at 9s edGl0s Sd and spirits at lis ca
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TRADE PALACE.
FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
MONEY MArrERs.


Legitimate operations in money present
no new features whatever. The working
capital of the country lies stagnant as a
summer pool. Spectators IN Wall street
have managed to develop some excitement
In stocks and gold by the use of fictitious
reports and groundless sensations. The
New York Bulletin of Tuesday says: We
learn from syndicate bankers that their
settlement with the treasury, about matur-
ing, will in no way disturb the gold or gold
loan market: that little, if any. gold will be
: used. The fact that cash gold commanded
higher rates to-day than Saturday for use,
was construed in some quarters as evidence
that gold has been taken by the syndicate
out of the market to put into the treasury.
Money to-day lent at 21&@4 per cent for
call loans, the ruling rates having been
5@3X per cent. Prime mercantile paper
sold at 5H(al7 per cent. We have additional
reports from mercantile houses that busi-
ness this season is considerably ahead OF
any season since the panic OF iSZ5, and that,
altogether. expectations have been more
than realized. From every prominent city
in the country, even including Boston, the
center OF the manufacturing section, the re-
g ports are cheering; from the West and South
the accounts are that business "a excellent.
The constant statements of business
activity in the West, by New York papers,
seem, from our point OF VleWs 70 De SOME
what over colored. Business IN the West
can hardly be called excellent; it is no more
than fair TO good.
EGGS ARE EGGS
A pamphlet of Charles Higley & Co.,
New York, gives the following statements
ofthe egg trade; The trade in eggs roll up
far into the millions of dollars annually.
There were received in this market in 1871,
407, 131 barrels; estimating the average at 40
dozen in each, would be 2S 800 Ito dozen !;
valued at the average price of % cents, the
aggregate value would be 81 .124 795 90. In
1872 1913 5S6 barrels. or S4,S76.520 dozen,
valued at 81 .Te5 ,425 80; in 1873, Az, 46l bar
rels, or 80 or, 40 dozen, valued at s., $780,
747 81; in 1874, 174 136 barrels. or SO, iS9, $50
dozes, valued at 81, SIS, 273 73 From January
/ to September of the present year, 304, 234
barrels, or q ,296, $50 Dozen valued at s., 340,
067 IS; making a total valuation within the
Last five years Of $50, l59, 80 Is
It is to be noted that Indianapolis is one
of the heavy contributors this immense
trade.
STOCK orsPoRR IN NEW YORK.
The following table gives the stock of bar
relied pork in New York, of all descriptions,
on the irst OF each month for the past five
year,:
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETO.
NEW YORK, October IL


Money market easy at 293H per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 5H97 per cent.
Custom receipts, s256,OC0.
Assistant treasurer disburSed s69, 900.
Clearings, s3s,OOo.00o.
Sterling Exchange is quoted at u IA for 90
days, and 81 s7lz for sight.
Gold, after declining from 1855 to ll5sss rose to
ll65s and closing at that price.
Rates for borrowing were 2-S2, 1854. lie,
l-32 and 1854 per cent. per dis mn
Governments bonds strong and higher, owing
30 the advance in gold, and the offerings are
limited.
Railroad bonds firm. In the late afternoon
dealings Chicago, Burlington & Quindy as adj
vanced 10 1861; Union Pacific dIsts to 1929;
land grants TO ySH
Stocgs opened quiet and then declined u to
I1S per cent in the general list. North western
fell of from 3H TO 81 preferred from 40 to 1871
estern Union from 70 10 71h: axe Shore from
5ssE to $50; st. Paul fIom S2% TO 3Iss; Pacific
Mail from 36IZ 10 35Z and Union Pacinc from 81
10 66I Missouri Pacific opened at Az and sold
up 10 l54. There was firm undeitone to speou-
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THE WHEAT MARKET,

IN giving the above fl lures or wheat, reference
as lad only TO good no. red wheat But 1t is &c
be borne IN mind that very lIaie, scarcely any
new wheat of that standard f. TO be found.
There Is mere wheat sold within ten cents OF a
dollar bEshel either below or above than ut
vide ali the way rom % 90 f q se6
70 lhe great variation IL quality.
CORN AND OATS.
Corn has been steady VI tn an increasing FIRM
ness for the week past and was to-day a FuiI
cent better than quotations OF the past ten DAYS.
The stock of old corn in this state end also in
Illinois is very low. Still the new ercp is now
Will DC heavy: New corn away FROM shipping
points Is sold from wagons already az low figures
say 30 cents In pretty good towns.
their wretched quality. The DEMAND and price,
however, are improving The mark Ell was to-
day slightly stronger.
PROVISIONS
There is but very light amount Of mseaIa left
In this market and they are held above what
can be had for them. The quotations OF to-day
represent asking prices, but In order to effect
sals 8, some concessions would have TO be made
orally quiet and the market whore it Ia SUPPLIED
is weak.
PRODUCE.
J.R b i'd & Co., the leading shippers OF this
city, repra sent surfeit of butter and an exceed
ineIy dull market The home demand, how
ever, for choice butter is good, with fair prices
There is nothi. 1g Ia butter for shipment and ma
likely to be THU season. Eggs are steady at IT
cents. the same figure OF the last ten days, and
the demand is goad.
DRY GOODS.
The week opened very slow and dull. bat to-
DAY business Frightened up to a slashing pace.
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEBEzsAY EVENING. October Is.

..
To-day was the most beautiful OF the season,
and among the Jsaerch ants trade was unusually
good for this week. In fact Il was the first
lively dag of the week. The STAPLE markets
have been dull for several days and very quiet
Very littse fiuctuation in prices haG been real
Lied for two weeks &c day the tendency of the
grain market was steadily down erd, notwith-
stan ding firm and strong markets In LIVERPOOL
10 snow how steadily prices h2yerun the
following quotations of a few leading articles
3 are given > exhibit of the
MARKET FOR TEN DAYS PAST.
Prices for the last ten days, taking. prices of
best wheat only, and WHO esaIe prices OF pro-
visions. Casing prices OF Chicago wheat are
given:
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latiou In railway and miscellaneous SD ares late
In the day, and prices generally advanced under
purchases 10 cover short contracts and for long
accounts. The principal activity was in Wes-
tern Union, Pacific Mail, North western, st. Paul,
Lake Shore and Union Pacific, the latter open
ing and closing al 81. The market in the last
hour was strong. the prices. In most cases. hav-
ing been the highest Of the day.; Just before the
close there was q fractional decline.
Transactions on stock Exchange were 10000
shares, OF which II, 900 were Pacific Mail, 900
Western Union, 3S.UO0 North western common.
81 900 Lake Shore, 5000 Ohios, 500 ion Pacific
and 1900 Missouri Pacific.
seoYRRnMRNr sKnuRIrIES
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BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BUFFALO, Oct l3-CArrLE-The receipts to-
uay were ,U54 head, making total for the week
OF 9,l45: the market was dull. but there was
little stock Offering, the fresh arrivals being
through consignments; about ell good cattle
not sold yesterday were shipped Fast; sales,
zoo head; Michigan steers, averaging 800 TO III
pounds, at g SGi; Texas Steers, averaging 9iS 70
S5l pounds, at 81; stOckers averaging 7i3 TO go
pounds. at S393 IS: Cherokee COWS, at s. $50
4 "a, according TO quality.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts for to-day
were 1900 head, the majority being lambs.
making a Total for the week of $500 head; the
market wss active. all the offerings finding
reaoy sale; sales, $500; sheep were a shade In
advance OF Yesterdays quotations; lambs were
strong at Z9ssc advance of last weeks prices;
sales were made of Indiana sheep, averaging lO4
pounds, at s. 90; Ohio sheep, averaging 81
pounds, at s.; Michigan sheep, averaging ~, -
and IS pounds, at 81 l21z94 1895 rs.
HoGs-The receipts Today were 200 head,
making a total for the week OF IL, 200 head I,
the market was excited, with 300 head only Of
Tered, but few heavy hogs Offering; those were
OF inferior quality; sales were made OF lorkeu
at e WIGS Zoi common grassers to prime corn
fed heavy hogs at SS@S 81; a few loads OF prime
corn fed would have brought S 40; prices weN
strong for liberal supply.
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CLOSING MARKETS.

CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
Reported for the Sentinel by William Llnker,
Grain and Provision Broker, Room IL, Cham
Der OF COmmerce.l
CHICAGO, Oct. ID.
Closing prices of grain and provisions at 4
O'Clock p. NJ:
Wheat-Ootober. 81 O95z: November, 81 O51t
Corn-October, SIC; November, 53zc; year, 4Shc.
Oats-0ctober, 321zc; November, Sl5{c; year, &c.
Pork-October, 81 10. BaEley-October, sc
November, 03Zc.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YoRK. Oct. l3.-Cotton-The marke Ia
firm sales were made OF middling upland at
A9llNc. Futures closed steady; sales we 70
made as follows: Seller October, IA $500; selle
January. lSsSc: seller February, is T-SSc; seller
March, l4c; seller April, IL 3-l6c; seller May,
l4kc: seller June, IA e-l6c; seller July, 1870;
lSell l4S<c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET,
INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY, Oct. lS.
There were $50 head of beef cattle at the TX
change Stock Yards, and all sold at prices rang
ing from = to &c higher than the past three or
four markets. The demand was active, the
local trade anticipating aheavy run on bsef for
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-14
NEW YORK MErAL MARKEr.

NEW YORK, Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
copper-Is steady; sales were made OF new
sheeting at Soc. 1ngot Lake-Is unchanged (;
sales were made at 2SZG23Hc. Pig Iron
Is steady; sales were made of Scotch at 29d34o !;
American Is dull and heavy; sales were made al
0925Hc. Russia sheet-1he market is quoted
at l25z9l31Sc, gold. Nais-Are firm sales were
made of cut at 50 l0@3 IS; clinch at 81 75@6 Is.
Horse shoes-Sales were made of No. 3 at So COO
% 90.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

tinued irregular, ard Gamers dark fancy were
reduced 10 &c; Mallory and Aliens pinks to Sc,
and Mallory purple checks, ETC., to nc; cotton
fiannels were active and firm; wooden goods
were quiet; Atlantic brown sheetings were Of
fered by leading johbing house in paEaRe
lots at the lowesI price during fifteen years.
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Prices are slightly reduced nom last week on
prints and sheetings, at least the Quotations ere
ahou. one-hslf per cent. of IL Is likely sales
have been cut down for q me days or weeks. IL
is not -rtain what the travelling man OF the
house will do when he Is on the same street OF
some country town with sharp competitor.
GROCERIES
have not changed aspect for q week. They are
firm, steady and fairly active.
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EAST LIBERTY LAVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERrY. PA, Oct IS.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts for to-day were l,2le head. of which
Il cars ere through stock: baano for sale here,
making SO head for the two days past: supply
still light, and only very few good lots; quality
no edium TO common and stocKers; prices much
the same as esierday; no per eptible changes
sales were made of prime TO extra at S696 IS;
medium TO good at 81 50a5 rs; common 10 fair
ers at 81 5093 50; Texans and Cherokees at - 75s
800
HoGs-Receipts for to-day were s,9l5 head,
making total of 4,3lI head for the days past (:
sales were made of Workers at 81 9o@S IS;
Philadelphiss at IS 5O@9 10.
SHEEP-Recelpts for to-day were 800 head,
making total OF 500 Tor the days past sell
ng at sos 80.
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A @ A r D
Trade Palace, Oct. 7

Trade Palace, Oct. z.
To the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your imme
date attention to the best selected
stock or Dry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever brought 10 this city.
By GIVING our individual attention
to buying in New York, we have
secured a line OF Silke. Black
Goods Dress Goods. Dometics,
wooiens. Flannels, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, No
tons and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms as ena oles us
to offer. the lowest prices known
aimee 1852. Our prices are alike TO
all, and 9ranQ ers as Well as Oth-
ers will find no other mouse
more attrscti> goods or lower
prices
L. 8. AYRFS 81 CO.,
u IA
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BOsTON WUUI, MARKET.

1oSrON, Ocl. .-Movl-DOIneSuCS IN FOod
dedemand and prices are ste ally and firm Tor all
scriptions. Medium teeces ana combing and
delaine selections are in light stock
and Xxx Ohio feeces are In steady
demand at 45a46c. The marset is firm at
these prices. No. and xxx deeces at 47d50c; ;
In Michigan and Wisconsin feeces-Sales
were made at 42943c for X; 45cd47c for medium;
combing and delaine ieeces continue In de-
mand at 50@6Oc for washed. and unwashed at
4O945c. In pulled woods the has been
sales OF any magnitude, and prices range from
S5450e for super fine and X.
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OHIOAao LIVE sTOOK MARKEF.

CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-BEKF UATTLK-Ihe receipts
for to-day we're $500 head: the market Was
fairly active and firm: sales made of
shipping at s496; stockers at 81 7j95 IS; through
Texans at 81 5Ua3 10; shipments, 400 head.
HOGS-The receipts for to-day were 400 head;
the market was sctive and firm for good, duh
and heavy for others; sales were made of
inferior 10 choice at s79S 81, mostly at s. 6ogS 80;
shipments, 4 ,4cO head.
SHEEP-The receipts for to-day were 900 head I:
the market was fairly active; sales were made
of poor 10 medium at SSgS 70; good 10 choice -
4G5 rs.
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~The purchasing prices for Government bonas
In Indianapolis vary from tho New York quota
cols Ral per cent
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'eovHRHMsNr SECURITIES.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MOVEMENT.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, OCT. Is.