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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19
a DINNER AND A Kiss.

IL have brought your dinner, father"
The blacksntn's daugater said
As she took from her arms a kettle
And lifted i'll shining lid.
"There's not any pie or pudding,
So viii give you tbis,"
And uion his foilworn forehead
She ieit childish kiss.
The blacksmith took of hi- apron
And dlnei IN happy mood,
Wondering mdcb at the SAVIOR
Hid ia III. humble food:
While all abou' him were visions
Full prophetic bliss;
But he never thought Of the magic
In his little daughters Kiss.
While she with her gentle swinging,
Merriiy trudsed away.
Stopping ut SIGHT OF a squirrel,
Catching some Wild BIRDS lay.
And thought bow many a shadow
OF lite and fate would miss,
Ii always our frugal dinners
Were seasoned with Kiss.
-plt.targ Commercial.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

~ fE<8 - - a&Str8 rate
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

Judge Dillos refused 10 sis 10 ~
kansss Pacidc Railroad case q Tops-
q on account Of certain ssvspsper
articles which have been p~bltsAed
cosSernisg his alleged interests In the
matter In dispute.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

lion. y .. kmw~rt. ~ wsessss, eli
be candidate. svr csixf Clara of tsss
Hspse ~ Representative Mr.. Em-
vers has bees itfs-sosg its1assScss.
SAD kss died MANY pssssssos. ~ hsser
and srs.t 10 The sstisfscsssp ~ hss
eonssfsssests - tsd~ards fs Leasa<v.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge OF the ihir,ecnti judicial District-w
| tANPBaLL.
State Scnator-JoES KELLY.
Represeniaies MN fiALDwix. W1 Ross.
Board of County ,oIninIs siUners-J NJ, SIEEJi
!. W. ,HAss. j Il. loEK.
County ireasurei--L. \ NooDtoCK.
County tirrk-E T.. A. DDRsAY.
Shcriil--il. -. DrNSiNS.
Clesk OF District tonrl-C & VAS MISS.
Probate Judxe-E. r 'EwETr.
Sup't of Public Insiruoiion--M ii. BRUCE.
Register oil Deeds--C. = CALDWELL.
County Atlorney-W. Il. sTA.L-Y.
County survuyor--T. J.. NIXON.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

Ia The nske ~ ~ sassii bog skess
y esssssly tos ms<h ehissSs fsr ~
s0sost - bsy. y h ~ asseb NJ
ses~g > sse Qnass tssess - . shguo
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19
CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian church,. y. ifARsET. pas
Dr.. Services in the Presby fcrian church every
nhbath M igls O'Clock n. IN. and 3. O'Clock . IA
.rayer meeting every thursday al 4 O'Clock
very sabbath At TO-. O'Clock a. m and y, D. m.
|ru \ er meeting on Thursday evening.
Isl. Aioysus' Catholic Church-iseyerandJ J. c.
tiIrHz, pastor. Services on the I'd aud ii
5indays OF every month; hi GA mass ut 10 a. IN
tepers ut u a.. IN.
Methods tern. n--Rey. g +. Schultz ,.pasior.
tgular services at the school ls1iise AT l0ss M.
hu y. IN. Prayer meeting on "Wednesday
light at1 l-2.
Episcopal Church--i,ey. TeULroS, pastor, SER
! ccs first aud mira Sabbath vi cath mouth in ~.
1ccid-niai building, vi ints a. m. aud 1ls = IN
Friends meeting rlrh First day morning, until
Srihcr notice. at lols O'Clock on north side al
douglas Avenue, bet '~en fremont aud Globe
louise entrance third door east oi Globe House
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19
suBnATm SCHOOLS.

THE NJ n. sabbath school, ". T.. Stnley,
)ip-riniendonf meets az th' church at2ls O'Clock
IN.
|Iho Presbyterian sabbath school, &. s. Cald-
Icll, superintendent, meets az tie presby ieriai
hn,ch az IL m.
German NJ. n. sunday school meets at school
bu-e. al 2is O'Clock, \. an X. kaufman
hperiniendent
|Eidscopsl Sabb tfh school, Jadrc 4 I'm,
hprriniendent. meets In Ilie Occidental building
pa y. m.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19
Sher;f's Sale.

District court, 18th Judicial District. sedgwick
county, Kansas.
W. X. Ball,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

District Court, ISih Judicial district, sedgwck
county, Kansas.
N. W. Levy,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

In District Court, Thirteenth Judicial. District,
sedgwick County, Kansas.
RcnIarnln A EuLnr 4
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, I
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. ., 1873. 4
The money market ruled exceedingly quiet
to-day. There was the usual demand on the
banks for loans, and first class commercial pa
per was negotiated at the usual rates.
sew fOrk Financial Matters.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2j.-Money-Easy at 394
per cent
Prime mercantile paper-4I[a515 per cent.
the assistant treasurer dlsDuTseu-S26l, 900.
Custom Receipts-s29J,C00.
Clearings-t5IOO,O.
Sterling-6O days quiet at 4S2; do sight 1861.
Gold Strong at lUU14.
Carrying Rates-1aeG3 per cent.
Borrowing Rates-Flat.
Government Bonds-Firm.
Railroad Bonds-Strong and higher.
State Securities-Steady,
StocKs-rhe market was active and strong
early In the day, aud prices advanced Agl5s
Northwest, 81 Paul and AXE shore, but
the Illinois Central and Cincinnati, Cleveland
Columbus and indianapolis were also con,
spicuously in Improvement After the second
call the temper OF speculation changed and
the entire list declined HSk1s per cent. from
the highest point. The coal stocks led "a down
ward movement, ana were followed by the
ern Union. At the close lowest prices OF the
day were current in most Instances.
Transactions aggregated 2lSUn shares, oil
which $1,000 were Lake Shore, $4,000 North
western common, 1900 preferred, $500 ST
Paul common, 1900 preferred, 20,0UO Lacka-
wanna, . 90 IllIno Central, 1000 Cincinnati
Cleveland, Columbus and indianapolis, S5,OOy
Western Union, 1900 Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, aud 900 st. Louis, Kansas Central and
Northern.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27

l4h@l5c; good l6gl654c; prime l79lSc; strictly
prime isslsnoi enoice fs1zslsc; fancy 1870
Dc: golden RIO D6yx2c; Java "A J2S1xc.
DRUGs-0pium "a 65g4 IS. Quinlne held at
S. 30. Cinchonidia SOGs6c. Borax lac. Cam.
phor held at SosS5c: Iodide potash s4a4 Is.
Iodine 70 300 80. Alcohol 81 l2d2 ~. ASA
foetida 25@o5c. Alum 413c. Cochineal SOg99c.
ChlorofOrm SJ99Oc. COpperaS, barrels, So 5Od4.
Cream tartar, pure, 80 SOC. Indigo 81 lO9i ~.
carb, or, SO9S5c. Madden l2C9l4c. White lead,
pure, 81 80. Castor oil, No l, per GAL 81 l09l %.
Oil beTgalnot, per 10, IS 50g3 70. Balsam copai-
ba 4Oss5c Soap. CASTLE, l3@2Oc. Soda, bicarb,
46l6c. Salts. EPSON, 31xCd4c. Sulphur, flour,
os6e. SaitPetre S92oe Turpenllne 349Ssc
Glycerine lSG43e. Bromide potash 4S15Sc
Chlorate potash 2392oc.
FoREIGN FRUITS We quote: Layer raisins
new, W 1902 %; old 81; loose Muscatel, new,
81 p per box; old s2a2 Is: London, & 5OG2 so.
Citron 20@25c per pound. New cur ants 512a6c.
Dates 7gSc per pound. Figs, drum, old, 1c;
layers, new, Ice; old layers, 9alOc Malaga
lemons So 50@6 50. Florida oranges, si9i so.
HIDEs-Green salted, 71sc; green sailed caIf,
&c; green steer, 65Sc; green calf. &c; green kip,
7c; dry flint, ll9l2c; dry sailed, lO@llc; dam
aged stock, &c less: pelts of this month s
HOSE sHoEs~Burdens SAGA Is; mule shoes
SG5 %.
fRoS-Bar sizes s2@2 20: other sizes at the
LEATHER- we quote oak sole at S2aS5c; hem
lock sole at 24g3Oc; harness S0934c; skirting "a
S6gSsc; bride, per doz. 4S35ic; city zip 5Oa9gc
French kip Slal Is city calf skins SOcGSl l5;
French call SKINS VI 2ot1l 20.
MoLASSES AND SYRUPS-New Orleans mo-
laSses 3oCIoDc; common syrups 3oG4Oc; medium
40,95Oc: choice 50J65c; fancy 75c9sl.
NAIIs-C 20 per keg, l0d TO cod; smaller sizes
| al regular advances. Horse nails: Tens So per
box; other sizes at the usual advance.
OILS-Linseed 55,96Oc per gallon. Lard oil
s0a65c for current make extra. Coal oil HOG
1902 test ll@'2c.
RIcE-694s71Sc for North Carolina and Lou
isianH.
SALT-We quote: 81 l0al Is, car lots, for Ohio
river; New York 81 Wgl % on cars; small lots
Sal0c more from store dairy g 1903 81 for 20 to
| 100 pockets.
SoAP-German is quoted at 4sza6c.
SUGARs-We quote: Hards lOal05Ec; STAN
dard A sj4alcc; on a 9S91Sc; yellows OF all
grades 71$Ja9c.
SPICEs-Pepper l6@lSc; alspice 2Oa2lc; cloves
5Oa &C; cassia 85d4Oc: nutmegs e5cG5Sl 10 per
ID. Ground goods-Pepper 20925c; ginger z0@
25c; alspice 2SaS0c; cinnamon l0@6Oc; cloves so
@65c; mustard 25145c; baking powders ls@30c:
cream tartar 25IiOc.
TINNERS' SUPPLIES-Best brands charcoal
tin &c, l0xl4, 81 %; TX l0xl4, 81 80; &c, lIx30,
roofins tin, So T5 IC 2)x2S, roofing TIN, slS so;
block tin, in pigs 22c; in bars 23c Iron-27 b
iron 3.4Oc; n Iron &c; galvanized 421S per
cent. discount. Lead-In pigs sc; in bar,
SIC.
WooL-We, quote: Unwashed at Isa23c /;
fleece washed at HS30c; tub washed SOS3ic /;
bury wool 59lOc less.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
COMMERCIAL.

There a fair amount of business trausac-
ted in the general markets to-day, and prices
as a general rule underwent but few changes
The demand for provisions is fair and prices
are steady. There is good milling demand
for wheat at quota ions. Corn is In fair re-
quest at unchanged prices. oats are I'M
changed. Country produce is In good demand
and prices are firm. Other articles are quiet
and unchanged.
The following were the receipts and ship
nents of leading articles during the preceding
twenty four hours, as,reported TO the board of
trade:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
indianapolis Live stock Market.
UNIoN srocK YARps, Nov. .

Hogs-Recelpts, 1850 head; shipments, l65
head. The market opened at about Satur-
days quotations, The demand was good for
packing grades, and at the close of the day the
receipts were all taken. The prospects are
sumptive demand from both local packers and
shippers for the balance of the week. We
quote: Common 70 fair, 81 6O02 40; good smooth
were made at about 81 IS, Several lots of nice
smooth hogs brought e sO@2 IS. while few
lots were bought for shipping at 81 00&2 %.
Cattle-ReceiptS, l52 head; shipments, 20
head. There was good demand for local con-
sumption, and the supply being light, all were
sold.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27

Calves should be comiCrtaSly housed al
night and receive regular rations OF feed.
One-third OF a cows allowance is not toe
much for growing calf
Leaves are the best beddiEg. A stove in
fhe piggery. and a warn blauket for the
sew, may save litter in cold weather. In
arranging a piggery this should be consid-
cred.
AS soon as the teeth begin to fail the ami
mal---whatever 1t may be-is past a profit
able age. Sheep go down hill fast. Weed
out t1e hocks, and keep only thrifty sheep
over the winter.
kinds Of stock literally, With corn at s12
TO SIG ton, and oats ut $50, hay is dear at
half these prices. By feeding straw, with
increased rstions of ground corn and oats
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27

How many children and women are slow.
ly and surely dying, or rather being killed
by excessive doct oring, or the daily use of
some drug or drunken stuff called medicine
that no one knows what il is made OF, who
can easily be cured and saved by Hop Bit
ters, made OF Hops, .Buchu. Mandrake, Dan
delion, ETC., which Is so pure, simple and
barluless that the most frail woman, weakest
Invalid or smallest child can trust In them.
Will you be saved by them7 Bee other coll
umn,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27

mixed with bran, an excellent substitute
may be made for hsy, which may, perhaps,
then be sold at profit.
Fences and gates, especially of young
orchard, need TO be cattle-pT0oi: surface
drains are TO be made to let OIL standing
water III the orchard needs under oIaln.ng,
there will be no better time TO do IL than
now.
Lambs should be protected from cold
storms, if older sheep have to rough 1t. As
long as the skin Is dry, a sheep can stand q
good deal Of exposure, but lamos cda not
These should now be separated and Penned
by themselves.
Fsttening pigs ought to be pushed rapidly
now. The profit is in selling pork early,
thus saving a month of the most expensive
feeding, when half the food goes to Keeping
up warmth in the body instead OF into fat.
With corn at present rates, pork, though
low, is still profitable.
Some dog fancier or breeder could make a
handsome sum by giving his attention 70 the
raising and training of shepherd dogs. There
is a large demand for well trained dog9 all
throughout the sheep growing regions of the
west, and as the focks of sheep multiply
! this demand must increase.
To show the comparative estimation placed
upon the principal Amencan woods used in
| cabinet making, Z, ofessor c. S. Sargent gives
the following table of actual prices, per 1000
| feet, IN the Boston market: Black walnut,
S75; white OAK S65; cherry, $50; butternut,
| $50; white ash, $40; sugar maple, $40.
! A mound Of earth around the base OF the
| trunk will be of great service to young trees,
I especially those planted last spring or this
| fall; this may be II to 20 inches high, made
! steep and smooth; reject all sods and rub
bish, and lsy it up solid. This will support
the tree better than stakes as usually put in,
and be of great service in keeping of mice.
| Wood cut and split now will be dry in a
month. Dry wood neatly piled Under shell
| ter, Is family peace preseryer. Clean up
| and burn all rubbish; bones, old barrel hoops,
| boots, etc, should be thus disposed of. Put
| empty barrels and boxes, etc, that are of
value, in neat piles, and cover them. Get
ready for winter and the snow by leaving
nothing "lying about loose" Clean out the
cellars drains and cutters. Get up timber
for making posts and rails in stormy weather
Be careful OF lights The safest oil is kero-
sene which will not take fire and explode il
the lamp is upset Avoid low priced oils,
| and use only the best, which give the most
light for the money, and are cheapest as we'll
as safest. Keep insured, and then be careful.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citl-
~ zens of the Nineteenth Qy) ward. in
the city Of indianapolis, Center town.
ship, Marion county, Indiana. that /,
Emil Renard, male inhabltant OF said
ward, over the age OF twenty-one years, viii
SAID county. at their next meeting. for a
license TO SELL for one year, spurious, vinous
quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing
the same TO be drank on my premises
The precise location OF the premises wherein
desire 10 sell said LIQUORS is described as fol-
lows: Outlet No. 50, and known as No. 200
East washington street, in the city OF In
Indiana. f~-'',
(Signed) EMIL REMARK
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
sbriek. From the battlefield

Are not surer signs that n work of destruc-
don ie going on than the Coughing which
churches, thesters, private dwellings at this
season resound. Arrest the lung DESTROYING
paroxysns with Hale's Honey of Hosehound
and Tar. The beneficial effects are iEimedi-
ate ard certain.
Pixies foothacbe drops cure tootbaetie in
one minnie. Sold by all druggists az %
cents.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
A GOOD Plan

The most profitable plan for operating in stocks
Is that OF uniting capital Of various sums by
combining or pooling the orders of thousands
Of customers and using them mighty
schoIe, which has been done so successfully By
Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, N. Y. City. BY this co operative system
each investor is placed on an equal footing
with the largest operator. and profits are d.
vided pro rata among shareholders every 30
days, An investment of sl0 would pay $50,
making per cent on the stock during the
month; SIS would return $50, or q per cent;
500 would make 900, or 10 pr cent, and so
on, according TO the market. Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Newspaper, June %. says: "The
Combination method of operating in stocks Is
the most Successful ever adopted" New York
independent, Sept. II, says: THE con bInation
system Is foupded upon correct b siness prin-
ciples. and no person need be without an in
come while IL Is kept working by Nessrs. Law
renee & UNp Brooklyn Journal, Apfii -, says:
"Our editor ma ie net prout OF ell LES on an
Investment of s2b in one of Messrs. Lawrence
& Co.'S combinations" The firm new circu-
lar copyrighted and sent free) contains Two
unerrlng rules for success In stock operations
and explains everything. All kinds of stock
and Bonds wanted. New Government loan
supplied. Best references. Address LAW
RENEE & Co. Bankers and Boxers 81 Ex-
change Place, New York city.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
How 10 Make Cows Give MIX.

IL you desire to get a large yield of rich
milk, give your COW water every day warmed
and slightly sailed In which bran has been
stirred at the rate of one quart to two gal.
Ions Of water. You will find, il you have not
tried this practice, that your COW will give
25 per cent more milk Immediately under
the effect of it; and she will become so at
tached TO the diet a, to refuse to drink clear
water unless very thirsty. But this mess
she will drink almost any time, aud
ask for more. The amount of this drink nee
essary is an ordinary pailful at time, morn
ing, noon and night
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
Educating Young Horses.


The Rev. w. II. III. Murray gives, in the
Golden Rule, the following directions for ed
ucating, or as ii used to be called, breaking
In" young horses: IF you have a colt to
teach, and have the habit of speaking sharp
ly or loudly, correct yourself of il at once.
Colts are umid, high spirited things, il they
are worth anything; and he who manages
them should be of quiet habits and have a
low. pleasant toned voice. The trainer
that yells stands in the same category
as the driver in the public race who
screams and whoops like a Comanche
Indian when coming down the home stretch
the one should be bapished from the track,
and the other turned out of the gsntleman's
stables Our method of educating colt to
the harness and wagon is to educate him
,siDgly, by himself; and this education should
begin very early. When the colt Is ~ or II
mOaths old, begin TO put harness on him.
In few weeks he is accustomed to it and
ready for the shafts. But indoing this, do not
bein hurry. Give the youngster time to get
thoroughly acquainted with every strap and
buckle, as IL were. Let him see everything
and smell everything The senses of sight,
smell and touch are the great avenues of
knowledge of the horse, especially the last
two. The ear and eye give the alarm.
These two organs stand, as it We're, on picket
for the animals safety. But IL your horse is
frightened at anything let him smell and
touch IL, and he will fear no longer. IL your
colt is afraid of the harness as it comes rust
ling out OF the harnessdoom, let him touch
it with his nose, and smell OF 1t few times,
and he will soon understand that il will not
nurt hin. III he is inclined to kick or lump,
il the breeching band or any strap hits his
hams orlegs, by gently rubbing them against
the sensitive places he will soon become in
different to them. BY the time the colt is
two years.of age, or even less, he should be
educated to go between the shafts, either
forward OF backward, and be thoroughly
familiar with the harness and vehicle and
ordinary road service
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
New Yors Maraet.


NEW YORK, Nov. 25,-Cotton-Dull at go
Bsc: futures steady.
Flour steady: receipts $4,000 bbls; super
fines SO 40@3 IS; common to good extras 50 30
al 10; good TO choice do 81 l5d4 %; white
wheat extra 81 sos .; extra Ohio 81 SOFAS; st.
Louis s3 ~ 55 IS: Minnesota patent s. sOGS p.
Wheat-Unsettled; receipts $4,000 bu; re-
jpcted spring Sic; ungraded spring slc0gsl;
No. spring 0O992c; No spring CSC asl ungrad-
? red 81 10; No red 81 Oigi IS: No red 81 loo
| l012; No do 81 lO%; ungraded ambersl U6
a i614; No. do 81 O714@l 0S; ungraded white
sales 100 bu at 81 l0Hgl IL; extra white sales
$500 bu at 81 1901 1917.
Rye-Dul: No western 571Z9sSLc.
Barley-Dull and unchanged.
Malt-Quet.
Corn-Du /: receipts 3OS,OO bu; ungraded 4614
Oats Quiet; receipts l39, go bu; rejected 2St4c
mixed ives ern 2s1a@Slc; white do 3l1S@36c.
Hay-Dull and unchanged.
HOpS-Firm and unchanged.
Cutlee-Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Dull and unchaI d.
Mo asses--Nominally unchanged.
Rice-Nominally unchanged.
Petroleum. Qniet; united S614SsS1sc; crude
Talow-FIrm; 6IS@G5Sc.
ROSin-Strained III S1@l 40,
Spirits Turpentine- 3Oc.
EggS-Quiet. western s3l<d2i1$c.
ProvisiOns-Porl1 dull; mess 81 1907 u.s. Beef
quiet aud steady. Cut meats quiet: western
long clear nc Lard prime steam IS U5s6 10.
Butter-S' eady; western Sc 2tc.
Cheese-Quiet; western 2@S54c.
Whisky-Duil; 81 O6Ia d.
Chie"x" Market.
CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-Flour - Dull and un-
81 1g sPT,ng TOW grades 81 20
Wheat DuII and n .hade lower. No Q red
winter size; No 2 Chicago spring SsI5c cash :;
&c S,SgIl 0'Is0 oiN No uo
mn ,ea,, o,5 i,ro,. ec,I 90 q, so7l
bid December; 81 80 January; rejected 2Sc.
Oats-Dull, weak, and lower; zoe bid cash
RyeHs5c, -'7so january reJec'eu l'e'
Barley-a3c cash Csc January. extra No z AZ
0S0c ' '' = :.
@Ps rovisions-Por,z baav,. old &c -. ,a,v GO
cash 81 En.e ~ 81 81 o5si % To 1--we, w 60
a. e5 bi1 FebrS S5S ard IN s ny
at lower rates, S5 70aS ~ each z; 75iI nacano
Der: IS S2IS January BuIkmeats steady and
o,ae shoulders 81 short rib 81; short
clear "a ~.
sold based on 81 U6. -,-
pgt IIil 70 bu , i os4goc: a., ooo
core sl So bn o, ~ ~ 96s wneat a 6u
ley 2O,OOo bu. -, -.
Shipments-Flour 1900 bblsi wheat 2l7,OO0
pu; corn SloO bui oats oo,OOO bu; rye 1000
AT the Close-Wheat-Dull and shade
ioWeIi o2Sf@oo5sc Decenper, of1sc Ola January.
SSofnI J,n ana advanced hc:;o, -.
OatS-Steady ana unchanged; NHc Decem-
her; DC asked January.
Provisions-Pork active;- So 1895 so Deem
pei; % ~ % W January Lara easier out not
p,,,.o.,u, u
PHILADELPHIA. vov 25.-FIour-st su.
pers " 50g3; extras S3@3 80.
Rye Floqr-ss. ~
al 90; white 81 Osal 10; No Chicago CSC
Confirm; yellow 4Sc; mixed lo1SGiBLc,
osts-Easier; white western 30 sSlc; mixed
do 2Sta30c
Rye--w Western Sic.
Provisions-Firmer. Pork IS 2o@9 so. Beef
lndla mess lgIgg2Oc smoked hams s,a@9dc;
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
RenoYate the Fowl Houses.

This month should not pass without the
fowl houses being thoroughly whitewashed
and the nests made clean and free from lice.
The floor should be covered with three or
four inches OF grayelly loan, that the sun
may dry it before cold weather sets in. II
the windows are not so arranged that the
sunlight may fall directly on the floor, have
them changed so that il will, for this sun
light and dry earth will enable You to win
ter 80 per cent. more fowls in the same
quarters-by reason of their agency in
deodOrizing the droppings-than can be kept
on bare floor or upon the ground, for in
the latter case the earth Will become damp
and filthy. Have the flock In winter
quarters before the hunters moon, and be-
gin the feed of meat as soon as the fros:s cut
off the insect supply; also providing green
food, as chopped roots etc
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
Price. % Cents.

BE careful TO call for COLLINS VOLTA Ic PTAs-
TER lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold
by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout
tho United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS &
POTTER, ProprictOrs, Boston, Mass.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-11-27
90. Louis Cotton Market,

st. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Cot;on-Lower to sell
middlings nomlnally &c; sales all saturday
evening 200 bales; receipts $3.50 bales; ship
ments $500 bales stock 81 40 bales.