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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-26


Adams ETprela,.. ...li7 Northern PaclAc,-.. sj9.
Alton y TeFre HAute. % Do pFeiefred,,,,,.,, 7b{
Do preferred, Northwestern, ,,,.,,,,l28
American ExpreHl.,,. 96h Do preferred. y
B, q, B, 4 N....,r.... 1s New York 'Centnl..1sIk
Canada houthefn..... ~ IOhi0 Cental...,..,-. 2G{
e, 9. A l. Cyg,,.,..., 2o1t|ohio 4 MlsiSippi,, All
Central Pecile..,,,.,,,, wv Do preferred ,,.,,a1l2
Chesapeake 4 Ohio. S Ontario 4 Western. 81
70 ~ preterred-'.' i0h Pacific Mall l"..,,-.. ~ Z
W ~ PEeiSIIc1'"' ,, g IhAnAmA
SnlCako 3 AltOh''''''ii " y Es.,'.,,,. veS
- ~ 1PIetStteu'''''''-+iSSo ~ r.''.'-.',...' "l4u
SSIs, 81 o sCcf Esisad u
g.. c,.,....,.,..... " 49, L. 4 Ban Fran.a. lik
Delaware d HnuA0n-lVgM Do preferred ,,.,,,.,. 67I
Del. LAGk; \ We4r9.l2H Do hFt preferred. l0S
Denver 4 Rio Grande s2SSlst. PAul.,.. ,..,,o.10TJ
% preferred ...e
Do prolerred,. ,...,e 81 49, Paul, n. 4 M...l0lk
r. WAy1e.",., ,."..., lSgI 49, Paul Omaha, .tgk
u. 4 b. !oseph..,..... Do preferred .10lK
Do preferred To1Gs Pacine.,,,,.,.... 81
Harlem Union Pacific. .."m.llgE
Houston 4 TexAG.." % UNITED States Ex,... "a
Illinois Central Wabash Paciac..,... 81
inu.I u, y W".,.,".'s ~ DO pfefeffed.,,"..,. bJ1
kansas IeLaAY.... 8esst Wells Fargo Ex..,.,.19lN
LAke hne = western. 70 western Union. .... S69I
LAke Y"''-lly gafDon ~
Louisville a NaSh"- va Central Arizona,.,". ~
" IN II Dgsi:;,Sds Ssd q IS EE6SSldCT Eo@
0Do q preistred."- l9HLittle Pittsburgh..- 2N
sI OnaieSh " gniIaIi9 ,.....-."'.. "
Missouri Paclac.. c.."-+1OSN Do pTeierred,..... 90
MoSrS RSsaT ISb 5tandaSd d'''''''''' o 81
NGlhyIlle 4 Chat. 81 East TenneSsec. ..'. " ~
New yenOy Central. p6h Do preferred ,,,...,, 265,
n 4 w. pfeteIred.... b4HC. & C,,,..........., pa2
A0fered. ~
pHILApRtPHfI. Ootoher oN-Finu, AMI ana
nominal. eTtra eisSr aNi Snod ~ hoIIag al ~
stsaghf Il M nhtn nmIv GSHic. q. Ssd tS ts.o. ~
ID MInnsSois hatsnt nSoce,s M s1ao ~ yS Svr
nIIIet and sis1hv Whsat onoHoI SvaSL s nssn
deaIined IL senis cnssI Xii. W. rsd % rdAtn,s
HI IbISai hi. EovemSet n ihai iGsl. hscSt1bes
81 4gial 6OL Corn quiet; steamer, track 7ic; No d
do 70c; sail mixed October G0a70c, November 6g5ia
70C December 72La72I4c; January 7iaIi9kr, Oata
easier; No. white 5i1SabiNci extra No. / gaIii
depot 62a62IIC; No. o, NSC. Proylhons In good do.
maud. Lard, steam tll b75J<al2 co. Buttef nomln.
ally unchanged Eggs hr1ner at 26c, Cheese firm
aud unchallEe!. Petroleum dull at 7ha7IsG
December whisky irm and unchanged.
CHICAGO, October q. .-Tha Drotert J0uFndlFepOrts:
Hogs-Receipta 200 head; shipments 5000 HEAD
Market dull and weak at 1Oaibc lower; ilRht 35 DO
a6 10 mixed packing 90 OOa6 S6; heavy packing
and shipping 70 OOa6 9Si cullS and graseis q 0Oa
y, n.,.,
,Cetue-Receipn 4QOO head; shlpments 3 200 head,
Market more active, but Sill weak, especially cQhi
mon 70 lAir natives; exports scarce and wanted at
y 4Oa! w good 70 choice shipping u 6Qa6 %; COM
mon 70 mir native exports sGafce aud wanted N
" HaI " ~ ~; common 70 Alr y P0ab ~ native butch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-26

Grocerio-7The trade has been good, and therC
has been decline in prices Quotations are given
9s ~, tolSw1; M Coffee ialr III E0od No rs PElm.
mon AaiOc, prime 42a46c, New Orleans mOa1ses
primo b1c choice COO, maple syrup 81 90 per gallon
Sugars are active And hnner, hard ,crished llC
iSES. i fS, prairie sugar Eyl SS, paiace & SSs Ssc
golden g SIC, prime sSc, Yellow .aSc. Rice, or
olna choice s.. New Orleans prime 7c, RangOon 10
Hah=SO. inRcEerel, bblS, ~ OQ No. 2 medium
CaHRed GOOds-D During the week tie market hal
been very firm, although an upward tendency d
So6sd Sr En- 3oenss Hye ~ saa., PIS Pssssi g e
oSS.Se % iSR1 eRn SSaSs;s SssI ] sG assfea III q Il Il
Wlns.lpw corn, 81 rs. Strawberries b cans, 81 co.
81 80, plums, cans, q 4Oal 10, Lima beans . n
SR ~, Mi Y ~ SaRSR i,TIPT e. Cove Oysters % cans light
HoOl-still remains rather quiet and prices are
unchanged At 40al2c,
Whhkg-Duhng the weak the market has been
per proof gallon.
Rooisa Wlv-MarEtt etsy No. | tubs, per
dozen os ,s g. C No s tubs PeE Sien q 90 M tiS,
5 lbs capacity, q b doI a5 lbs Gapaplty q 00 do u
lbs capacity, - 50, washboarS, plaln, 81 foul Isl
Drted FTsIisNThe' N market 4 Very , Steady, We
quote Apples ut No; Peaches, 70 for prime halves,
fruness, 7c: Curtants, az RaIdnS, layers 81 Is pei
box; Valencia, 1lG per lb.
50 80 R3 60 pears d 5lR2O OO California pllip 81 $50
per box do pears, 81 00a1 90, do grapes 50 6Oal %
per case, or 6aoc per pound; qulnces y OOl3 co.
sfod COrl-laallc per pound,
Hutplr-DOublS strength wine vinegar, 2SaS0c;
standard llalSc; lOAiic for country stock; wine
ISIa'S Receipts come q! 4! In slowly 70 and demand nj NJ
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
1HE LATEST rELEeRAPAIc REPoRrs
Ofths Condition Of the MARKETS At the Leading
Trade Csntsn Of the COsntry-Ths RslIAs
Prices for the Principal Staples -RllsA.
sIal ana COnnsrsial ARAIrS,
wheeling wholesale Market,
ISTELLl0ENcEB 0FHIcE, I
WHEEIlNd. TuesdAy, October 18th.

WAAeaAFel AAeAaN@t NsAshNA NSeAF
The state Of tFade for the past few days has been
one Of comparative SteRdineA In all departments,
and no startling changes arOmade in prices in some
cases there has been decline.
GrliR,-The market has remained In q tAir eoudl.
tion during the week, with lower prices " result
Of the rush given the market by Chicago specula.
ton about ten days ago, Wheat, Of which there Il
but little Offering Is quoted at q 35 Tor fair TO prime
red Oats In scant supply and hrneF we now quote
Vt tSA0c for good mixed, and 6lA52c Tor white Corn
continues dull with considerable Offering: good
high mixed ahelled quoted d 1sA7tc, and mixed TO
81 00al05 No state u lac more. Harley Is quoted
At 81 lbRl 10 tor No. 9Chicago.
FlOur-The market has Alittened and there has
been An advance In prices, We quote 81 OOa5 20 for
Eupertne; 81 9ia7 Is for best winter wheat and
patents s So Rye, % 2iR6 60
AeutA-ThGru has been fair trade but not quite
Packages for meats hold a follows Halt Casks,
800 b; Tlerres, $50 D; Barrels 80 b; HagA 30 b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-26

LONDON, October 25.-There were several
more arrests under the coercion act in
Ireland to-day, No importance is attached
to the revelations concerning the Fenians
Their only serious object Is thought to be
to raise subscriptions for the skirmishing
fund in America,
The Dublin Fresma,l's Journal says the
statements are monstrous, absurd and
wicked. Not his tireiest enemy, it says,
would believe that any Irishman would
stoop to the crime OF assassinating Glad
stone or Forster. The Irish Times con-
siders the revelations insane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-26

TUSts, October 25.-ThirtY thousand
troops, under FIVE Generals, are nov
marching on Kaifwan. II Is said that aitei
KairWati Ia occupied the main body will
advance on Gaisa. This movement has
been decided ON at Paris General Sans
sier wholly dlsapproyes II, His column
successfully crossed Karnolia Pass, which
Il considered the critical point In the ad
vance on Kairwah. The ingurgenis undei
Ben Amar In consequence 0t defeats BY
General lAtoque, felreatedS Hostages Wen
taken from each tribe for the safety Of th'
tailwayR
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General Hancock on birthdays.
bloomington Qll.) Bulletin.l

y-almOst-knOws Sheriff Wag-
goner, of Fulton County. He Is one of the
Old.Democratic wheel-horses of Illinois. He
has little granddaughter named Mary
Snawyer, aged ten years. Mary was born
on the 14th day of February-St, Valentine
Day. Somebody told little Mary some time
ago that General Hancock was born on her
birthday. and she Immediately wrote TO the
General on the subject-wrote in childish
phraseology, stating her age and politics.
In short time after the mailing of her let
ter, Mary was delighted by the following
Acknowledgment of her little favor:
GOVERNORS ISLAND NEW YORK HARBoR,
February is, 1881. !
Miss Mary shawyer, Astoria, Fulton County, Hli-
nois
1lY DEAR YOUNG FRIEND-Your note has been
received. | was pleased to hear that you were
born on the 18th of February (St. Valentines Day
as was. But was twin-two boys were boon
In my family on that day, and both live. have
known some queer condolences as to birthdays.
know one gentleman who mad four children,
and three. if not all of them. were born on the
Fourth of July. This is what call patriotic
family. i am, very truly, yours,
W. S. HANCOCK.
p. S.-To the Dead Letter Office: For fear this
may not find the right person, owing to her youth,
may add here that this letter is intended for a
little girl of ten years OF age. who is Democrat"
her father is a Democrat" and her grandfather
is Sheriff of Fulton County" w. ;. IL.
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AMERIKANIscH.
ENGLIsCH
Bits of Greek Wit.

Cleomenes, on being offered some fighting
cocks, recommended to him as lighting to
the DEATH" said "Give me rather the cocks
that will kill them; they are the better
birds"
Dionyisus the elder, though he punished
malefactors severely. was rather lenient to
garrOters. ''They stop people," he said,
from going about the town of Syracuse
drunk after dinner"
One Pampelus, being asked his opinion of
the BmOtians, who were gluttons, replied
"Their conversation is just what that of pots
would be if they had yoice-namely, how
much each holds"
Philoxenus was sent to the stone quarries
by Dionysius for contempt of his verses.
Being recalled. he was invited again to hear
them. After listening patiently for a time
he got up to go. WHITTIER nOw?" asked
Dionyisus. To the quarries," said he.
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AEKcnorEs OF THE RIEn.

Numerous stories are told of "0ld Abe
connection with the engagements in
aich he figured. He always sat on his
.rch undisturbed by any noise or tumult,
impers0nation of naughty defiance. He
AIRED all the long marches of bis regiment,
Guiding SherMan's great raid and the
mpaign up Red River, and passed through
sreat number Of battles In which he once
twice had some of his feathers shot away
Il his wings pierced, but never received a
atch from n Rebel bullet sufficient to-
w blood; he bore several scars, however,
4 his old comrades could always recog-
e him by those. At Vieksburg "Old
e" was literally amid shot and shell, and
ed like a true hero. The eagle elinched
claws fast to the grooves OF his perch,
I, standing under the proud colors, bent
head, soldier-iike, on listening angle.
fierce eyes rejecting the glare of the
tie, his wings outstretched, his voice
"a I'd, as oft before, cheering his eompa-
ITS to the shock for conquest.
Ne eagle became as bitterly hated in the
D. ssehern lines as he was beloved by the
u .op Army, and many attempts were made
Z fptsye him, but in vain. He way always
1e frSnt, under close fire. and often APP
cd ht1e an inspired being. In dress pa
9e gosId frequently seize the colors in
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-06
Notions ofthe FIRST settlers.

Mr.. w. H. II. Amidon, one of the first
settlers in the town of Chinatown, Wis,
and one of the most industrious and hard
working men in the County, has been very
severely troubled with rheumatic pains
during the past few years. so much at times
that he was disabled from performing
manual labor. Learning of the wonderful
cures effected by the use of st. Jacobs Oil, he
procured few bottles and experienced i'm
mediate relief. Many others of our &C
quaintanees have used it and express them
selves as highly lratfied, with the relief il
has afforded them. This king of medicines
can be bought exeryw wis
Buffalo County Herald
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Bran-sls 75a14 so per ton.
Hay-Choice timothy, small bales, SIS 50916 90
per ton; upland prairie, SO 50@ll 90.
The Provision Market
Dry Salt Mests-short ribs, 81 20; nominal.
shoulders-s4 75@4 S5h
Lard-Prime steam, SO so: nominal
Sweet Picked Meats-Hams, ss4@Sc cash and
April.
The Produce Market.
The market is little stronger, and small in
crease in business noticeable.
Butter-The supply is large, but the quality as
yet is bad shippers are paying 2Oc selling from
Eggs-There is an increased demand shippers
are paying l3c; selling from store at lac.
per doz.; live hens, 81 90 per doz: ROSTERS, 81 rs
per doz. geese, full feathered, S. so per doz.
young chickens. 81 so per doz., according to size.
Geme-Wild ducks, MaIlard, 81 so.
Feathers--Prime live geese buying at 4oc; mixed
geese and duck 20@25c; old feathers, 10935c, &C
cordingto condition.
Grease-Prime white. SIC; yellow, 41lc; brown,
fsIlow-Firm; prime city, 6@61lc; No. 2, SC;
country. No. 1,51z@5szc.
Hides-Green hides, &C; green calf, 13c; green
sailed hides S@s1zc; green sailed calf, l2c; dry
flint hides. 12@1Sc: dry salted hides. 991lc dam
aged. grubby or bull two-thirds of the above
prices; sheep skins. pelts. 81 O001 IS.
Vegetables and Fruits.
Apples-Unchanged. we quote Fancy, 81 Is;
common sound, & 20 per barrel.
Beans-Choice clean navy, 81 25G2 35 per bu
common. 81 7592 90 per bu; mArrowfat, 81 25S
? so per bu.
Hominy-sS % per bbl.; gri;s. So 25@s so per
Dbl.
Cider-Clarihed 17@2oc per GAL; Dufy's S2gal.
bbls. 50 So
Cranberries-BestC Cape Cod, SIS 5099 90 per Dbl
tair, IS Dogs so per Dbl. common dull at s6 COG
So; extra fine Trumbull, 81 90 per bbl.
Dried Fruit-Dull; slow sales. Peaches, choice
halves, 596c per h. new apples, 3H94c.
Peas-S2 per bu.
Cabbage-Choice sound. 81 rs per Dbl.
Onions-Yellow Danvers, S. O0g5 % per Dbl. ;red,
81 Is per Dbl. silver skin, IS 90 per Dbl.
Potatoes-ehoice early rose, or peachblows, CSC
@S1 90 per bu. from store.
Sweet Potatoes-Yams e. 90 per bbl.; yellow
Jerseys, 81 1898 90; Philadelphia Jerseys, 81 %
a. so per bbl.; Baltimore Jerseys, 81 1893 90.
Pop Corn-In demand at 75c per bushel.
Brazil block, l5c per bu.; Highland coal, 14c
per bu. coke. f5c per bu. crushed coke, lie per
bu.; P1ttsburg % 80 per ton; Raymond City, IS so
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cnorsrr < COOPER. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion County, SIS: In
- the Superior Court of Marion County in the
state OF Indiana No. %. I'D. Room No. 3 Com
plant for foreclosure of mortgage on real estate
Smith II. Myers VS.. Francis NJ. Ramsey ct al.
Be il known that on the 26th day of March,
1881. the above named plaintiff. by his attorneys
hled III the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Marion County, in the State of Indiana,
his complaint against the above named defendant
and Others, and The said plaintiff having also on
March 20, ISL, filed in said Clerks Office the
affidavit OF competent person, showing that said
defendant Vaudeville Ramsey is not a resident
OF the State OF indiana; that he is necessary
party to the above entitled action. which action
is in relation TO real estate, for the foreclosure OF
a mortgage thereon.
Now, therefore, by order Of said Court. said de
feRdant last above named is hereby notified OF
the filing and tendency OF said complaint against
him, and that unless he appears and answers OF
demurs thereto at the calling SAID cause on the
9th day of June. 1881, the same being the
first judicial day of "A term of said Court TO be
begun and held at the Court House in the city OF
Indianapolis. on the first Monday I'm Jnne
1851 said complaint and the matters ana things
therein contained and alleged will be heard and
determined in his absence.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL, Clerk.
mch63w
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A POSITIVE CURE
Without medicines. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MFDI
GATED BOUGIES. Patented October I6, Is76.
One box.
No. will cure any case in four days or less
No. 2 will cure the most obstinate case no matter
OF how long standing.
No nauseous doses OF cubcbs, copaiba oil OF
sandalwood. that are certain to produce dyspepsia
by destroying the coatings OF the stomach. No
syringes or astringent Injections to produce other
serious complications.
Price $i56. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or
mailed on receipt OF price.
For further particulars send for circular.
p Q: Box 1855. j. c. ALLAN CO. 50 John Street
New York.
We offer $500 reward for any case they win M
cure.
Quick, safe and sure cure.
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A plain medical book for 25c and pamphlet
fected treatment of the European end American
Medical Bureau Physicians. who made each dis
ease special practice IN London, Paris. Vienna,
Berlin and New York of the diseases incurable by
other treatment, as nocturnal emissions, strict
ures, varicocele. sexual ana urinary diseases,
gravel stone, ulcers, Bright's disease, diabetes,
ness, biliousness malaria, constipation, indiges.
ton neuralgia rheumatism, heart, kidney and
bladder diseases, or by the Asahel Waukesha
Mineral Spring Water. Offices and depot 29l
Broadway. New York. Urinary analysis and
physicians advice free.
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Advertising Cheats.

Ii has become so common to write the be
ginning of an elegant, interesting article and
then run it into some advertisement that We
avoid all such cheats and simply call atten.
ton to the merits of Hop Bitters in as plain,
honest terms as possible to induce peo-
pie to give them one trial. as no one who
knows their value will ever use anything
else.-Providence Advertiser.
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FINANCIAL AN0 COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
SENTINEL OFFICE,
NNN 49,

SEHTrfSKL OFFTCK, 4
MONDAY. April 4, ISL.
The money market is little more active
Money is plsgtifui. collections good and all paper
met prom peS. Deposits are larger th&n check
ings and negotiations made st 2 and per cent A
few loans were made TO customers atsH per cent
Exchange rules at par between ithe banks and Is
selling at LILO.
New York Financial Market.
NEr YORK. April 4.-Aoney-Easy at 44S per
cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-596 per cent.
Government Bonds-Quiet and steady.
Railroad Bonds-Eairly active and irregular
which were active. ..
The stock market opened generally firm. and
sal ~ per cent higher, the latter for Nashville
ana Chattanooga, bat in early dealings pressure
20 sell was developed, which resultedi in decline
of y to ~ per cent, the c., q. G. ami l., North
west. St Paul Coal Shares, Canada Southern.
Michigan Central. Denver and Rio Grande and
Western Union icadingin the downward move
ment About the Second Board a hrmer tone
prevailed, and a recovery of - TO 15s per cent
took place in which Western L nion- Granger
stocks, Michigan Central and Wabash Pacific
were the most prominent In late dealings prices
again fell of. New Jersey Central being consDtcu-
ously weak, and selling down 10 90. decline of
ga per cent from the highest point. The decline
in the rest of the list was merely fractional, and
partially recovered in final sales, market closing
fairly steady.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares to-day
&c foll
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An Open :
Secret.

The fact is well understood
that the MEXICAN NUS
TANG EMINENT is by far
the best external known for
man or beast. The reason
why becomes an "open
secret" when we explain that
:. Mustang" penetrates skin,
flesh and muscle to the very
bone, removing all disease
and soreness. No other Iini-
ment does this, hence none
other is so largely used or
does such worlds Of good.
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Let the poor sufferers from female COM
plants take courage and rejoice that pain
less remedy has been found. We refer to
Lydia Z. Pinkhanls Vegetable Compound.
1t is prepared at 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs. Pinkham for
namnhlets.
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COMMERCIAL.

better feeling is manifesting itself in CONNER
cial quarters. The interruption in business by
the Indictment weather is almost restored, anC
orders and sales are largely increased.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

rTNHOSE who contemplate going to Hot Springs
i for the treatment of syphilis, gleet, scrofula
and all cutaneOus or blood diseases can be cured
for one-third the cost of such trip at the old re-
liable stand / have been located here for twenty
three years, and with the advantage of such long
and successful experience can confidently warrant
a cure in all cases. Ladies needing a periodical
pill can get them at my Office, by mall at 81 per
box Office, As Virginia avenue, Indianapolis
Indiana. DR.. BENNETT,
Successor to DR.. D. B. Ewing.
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sl3@l4: block Tin, in pigs 2Sc; I'm bars Csc. Iron
II Biron. - 10; q ircu, Sc so; Moorehead gal
vanfzed, IS per cent. discount. Sheet zinc, SIC
Copper bottcns, soc. PlanisEed copper, 3Sc- Sol
Ger, B8ltcI Wire, 40 per cent Of list Eorthrops
sheet7rcn, roofing IS rs Der square.
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FOR SALE

T,OR SALE-Matthews' Patent Renewable Mem.
II orandum Book. Send for sample copy and
price list Samples sent postpaid to any address
on receipt of so cents for No. l. or 40 cents for No
2. Address SENTINEL COMPANY, Indianapolis.
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THE MARKETs-wEEKLY REVIEW
Flour, Drain and Hay,

Flour-New process, Sc 25a6 IS; fancy, s. 500
20: choice s. OO95 40: family, 81 5094 90; treble
extra 81 1894 40; double extra, So 1904 co. extra.
g 3595 So; supertne s. 1908 %; fine, & 6Og2 rs.
Buckwheat Flour-Fine Pennsylvania selling at
s. 50@6 20 per bbl.
Wheat-We quote
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Steele & Millel, Holden, Mo-, say: ''The
A. S. I. Co. Tip gives immense satisfaction,
and our sale OF shoes having it upon them is
rapidly increasing"
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A newspaper, gushing over a recent paint
ing, says: ''In front stands rustic maiden
wrapped in her own thoughts" Rather a
light costume for this latitude.
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WANTS

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Commercial Forms in States of Indiana and Ken
lucky. Exclusive right of territory given. Ad-
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