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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23

Rye-No. 2, 81 0S<xl TO-
Bran-offered cash at ssz 80 per ton; salable et
Hay-Choice timothy, snail bales. sl4 75@155O
per ton; upland prairie, sic 5oGl1 90.
The Provision Market
Is quiet and steady We qrote:
Dry Salt Neats-Short nbsSz ED at 81 sly
Shoulders-Held nj s5OOAPril.
Lard-Prime steam, S10 75Ril 90.
Sweet Picked Aeats-Hams, &c April.
The Produce Market.
Butter-The supply is-goad. Shippers psg-
kHg lSc: selling from store ata2c.
Eggs-Are in good demand. shippers are pay
irg I4c; selling from store atI5c.
iPoultry-Live turkeys. lCc per H.: ducks. 81 80
per doz; live hens, s. IS per eoz; roosters, g =
per doz.; geese, full feathered, IS 50 per doz.
young chickens; g. SO per doz.: according TO size.
s1G0@3O0.
Testhers-Prime live geese buying at 4Oc; mixed
geese and duck 20s2sc; old feathers. 1o@s5c, &C
Grease-Prime white. &c; yellow. &c; brown,
fzlow.-Firm; prime city. .Ges4c; No. 2, SC;
Hi6 Screen hides, &c; green calf lSc; green
salted hides, SIC; green salted calf, l2c; dry
aged. t;rubby or bun, TIVE thirds of the above
pricess5heep skins. pelts. 81 00@l &. Y
Vegetables and Fruits.
Applss-Unchanged we quote: EFancy, g Is;
common sound, & 20 Der bassei.
Beans Choice clean navy, 81 25 per blu: COM
mon, 81 S5@2 90 per ba; mSrowfat g. 4Oe2 so
Eoniny- SO IS per bsi.; szts. ss9ss 6oper
0.der-clarihed. 17@soe per gal; DnfE's s2gal.
bbls. So so.
Cranberries-Best Cape Cod, g. 5O9e 90 per Dbl. !;
fair, 6 0098S0 per Dbl. common dull g % COG
6 SO; extra fEe Trumbul, g. 90 per Dbl
Dried Fruit--Dull; slow sales. Peaches choice
halves. 596c per b.; new spples. s1z@4c.
Cabbse:e-Chsice sound, 81 Is per bbl
cnions-Yellotg Danvers, s. G0gS IS per bid red,
81 Is per Dbl. silver skin, IS 90 per Dol.
RstatoeG-Choiee early rose. or peachblowx. 95c
as 30 per bu. from store.
sweet P0tatoes--Yams, g 90 per bbl.: yeliaw
Jerseys, 81 z5@3 90: Philadelphia Jerseys, q IS
a so per Dbl Baltimore Jerseys. 81 z593 90.
Pop Corn-in demand at 75c per bushel.
Dry Goods Market.
Steady aud unchanged.
Brown SneeIings ana SnirrI lgsAtlanta ~, nc,
Lawrence L L. &c: Atlantic p, 65zc; Laurel Hill,
nc: Granville L L. e1ze: Eattern standards SIC;
Pepperell 1O4 26c; Peppenel 4, SIC; Pcpperell K,
SC; Pepperell TIC; Pepperell Nc; Lancaster A,
SIC; Lancaster B, Sc; Lancaster c, nc.
Bleached Shirtings-Am oskeag A, lie; Fruit OF
Loom, 101zc; Bay Mills. io1zc: Hope, SIC; Ions
dale, loo; Lonsdale cambria. l3c; Masonville.
1O1zc: wamsutta. 13c; New York Mills. 13c:
Pride of West, lac; Pepperell l0-4 29c; Pepperell
81 &c; Pepperells4 DC; Pepperell 64,t1Sc.
Paper Cambncs-Nanyille, 61Se; s. 8. q Sons
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The Utes Promise "Heap. right.

DENVER, March iS.-The Tribune's Kawlins spe-
cial says: 1.-THE latest and most reliable news
from White River appears to point to an outbreak
of the ties early in the spring, Their camp is To-
Gated near White River, about two miles from the
Military Post. The son of Chief Douglas is re-
ported as Saying that as SOFA as Douglas returned
10 their camp and the snow goes off the Utes
heap fight They are procuring all the guns
and ammunition possible. for which they ex-
change hoCses or any thing else. The Military
Post cOmBleted a substantial block house near the
Post. -
The Tribunes SPECIAL from Las Vegas says Ma
rinO Tribe the last os the murderers of Colonel
Patton. was captured at AlamOgards, and viii
probsbly be lynehed.
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Politely Declined.

FALL RIVER, March 21---The American Prlut-
ing Company gave the help an opportunity 10 re
turn TO work 81 old prices this morning.. They
refused. The spinners at the Chase mill struck
this morning an consequence of 1rs discharse of
the Treasurer 05the Spinners Uu0c-
The TresSuFers Of the differeutuills this even
ing considered the strike. No definite action was
agreed upOE- They feel they pay as high wages
for the SAME w8rk paid in any part of the oOur
Try and obey pretty strictly the ten hour Law
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CHICAGO. March 20.-Dispatches from Clinton,
Iowa ElpasO. III, Chenoa. Decatur, St Charles
and many othe- points throughout the lerthwe
indicate that TIE storm of yesterday was by far the
most severe Of the season. At Clinton tour pass
and will be compelled to remain unta tomorrow
afternoon, wien il IL is thought the rOads Will be
open to Chic go. A long freight blockade and che
impOssibiliE- of making shipments forces thecon-
Einued suspension of all mills and factories and
makes serOus stagnatfon of business throcehoui
the Northwest as well as fuel famine and other
hardshinS
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Woodenware-We Qu
Lumber.

Lumber.
Timber, Joist and Scantling-l0, IL "A and 16
feet long, SIS 90; Is feet $40 50 20 feet IL 5O 2
feet. sl9 90: "a feet, $40 90. Common Boards and
| Fencing-No. common boards. Sl7t00: No 2 do,
SIS 90: Gull boards, So So No. 1fencing. 81 so;
No /, Pinch stock boards H. IA and 16feet, SIS;
No 2 do, SIC so; No. do. surfaced one side. go
Flooring. Dressed and Matched-Clear flooring,
fooring II to i6 feet. SO So; No poplar 6ooring
face measure, SIS 90; No. 2 do, e. So All pine
flooring measured by count siding-No. j siding,
DO No Pine siS S ncng NS siding sa g.
Shingles-iS inch clear. 81 IS; 10 inch No. or
clear butt So is inch clear star g. 50; 10 inch
clear butt 50; 16 inch standard inch clear butt.
81 30: 16 inch Gull So. Jsth-s2 rs.
Dry walnut is very scarce. and an early advance
Walnut-Nos. and 2, per NJ, sSs eoas00o; re-
jeeted No. 2. all thicknesses 500 Co; culls. all
thieknesses, SIS 90.
II, $50 90; all thIcknesses above in, fs2O0.
Poplar-Nos. and ?, per NJ. SIS O0@S0 90; select
common. $50 90
common $40 90; quartered sawed oak, fs5 10.
,cherry-Nos. ! aud 2, all thieknesses, per NJ,
6e5 Vo; culls, $50 10.
gheie is heavy demand Tor brick, and the
simply is small. building bricks are selling at
80. and hard brick at 81 co.
Miscellaneous Markets
Candies-The market rules quiet. We quote:
Stick candy, u@11hc; mach. drops u1Zg12c;
kisses, 121z@l5c; nut candy, l7925c; gum drops
hard. 2cc; Arabian gum drops, 119i3c; rock can
dy. l5917c; lozenges, 16@lSc.
Learber-We quote:
Oak Sole at 3sa4Oc; hemlock cole at 25@3sc;
harness 35@42c; bride, e6O965 per doz: skirting
s0942c per Id; French calf 81 159l 20 per Id;
city cali 81 O0@1 IS per ID: city kip, 6099Oc
per ID: upper Leather, 22gA per 10.
Nnts-.Almonds, softshelled. per ID. 9@21e;
flberts 121z914c; Brazil nuts, SIC; Naples wal
nuts 13@llc; English walnuts, 121<c; peanuts,
red, SIC raw: Sc rossted; white, 51495Izc raw; {
SIC roasted.
Oils-We quote:
Ljnseed. raw~-....57 go Bank oil.
Lard OIL, extra-.....8}@s5 Straits .53C555
Lard Oil, No. i..z0973 Benzine Il
Lard oil No 2-...60@G3 Castor oil. ISL 00@l %
Miners OIL. 6s Coal oil, Indiana
Lubricating oil..l6950 legal test...........129l4
Water white, $50 -l7@19
Timers. supplies-Market steady and good de-
mand. We quote:
81 90 per box; 1 K. 10x14. lzx20 and 12x12 50 per
box; IC l4x20 roofing tin IS 30 per box; c, 20x2s
s1S@l4: block tin, In pigs 2se; n bars. 2Sc Irop
vanized IS per cent. discount. Sheet zfuc, SIC
Copper bottoms, soc. Plsaisbed copper, sSc. Sol
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23

Los ANGELES, Cal, March l6-F. p. EeGrSter was
shot dead on the street to-day by Lasts1ie Abarts
n Spanish girl, VINO states that Forster Seduced
her under the ssrOsaise of marriage. Forster was
connected with some of the oldest Spanish fami-
lies in Southern California
A Tombstone &:sPatch says; The eEge coach
was fired at last night near Contentfer by two
nighwaymen- The driver was shot douSd an oze
passenger badly wounded. r. II. Pelil Wells snd
FargOs agent returned the fire. ThetOrses usn
away and saved the passengers and treasure from
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23

BLOoNTSGzcE, H.. March IA letter irm1
David DAVIS to private friends here denies fiat he
intends to oeEgn the Senat0rship and retire to
private life. He writes he intends to serve Ou {
his full term and then return o. Bloomington and
devote himself to business interests Winch .ane
daily growing larger During the coming sum-
Iner he cOntemplates erecting a magnlfnen1 hotea
in this city and otherwise improving his pstpertE
in the city and country.
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.0ur representative lately learned the fol-
EowiEg from Mr.. Carl Siegmund corner
Congress and Washington streets: My
daughter suffered from fhenmatismA to sucb
AL extent that it crippled her, rendering her
unable to walk at all. We,coDsulted many
physicians and used all kinds of medicines.
but in vain. AT last st. Jacobs Oil,efected
the hapEi lest results 1t cured my daugk ter. -
~ psilaGti (Mich.) Commercial.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of
IN the First Clstl Ward. in the city of In
danapolis. Center Township, Marion County. In
diana. that /, Henry Sanders. male inhabit-
ant OF said Ward, over the age of twenty-one
years. will apply to the Board of County Commits
sioners of said County at their April meeting,
for license to sell for year. sDirituous. vlnous
and malt liquors, in less quantity than quart
at time, with the privilege of allowing the same
to be drank on my premises.
The precise location of the premises whereon
desire 70 sell said liquors. is described follows:
Lot No. i25, Ingl am Fletcher's third addition and
known as l07 and 100 Hill avenue. in the city of
Indianapolis, Center Township, Marion County,
Indiana. HENRY SANDERS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23

Gland. In that Kingdom beauty is the ex-
ception, not the rule, as the repulsiye ugli-
ness of the lower strata proves, and this is
the fact because those strata remain in dense
ignorance. The Common School system Is
at the bottom OF American beauty. There
can be no doubt that the love Of the beauti-
ful, a resultant of education, beam through
the face and adds grace to the person, Tor IL
is the province of love to do this in women,
Just as the love of wisdom in men makes
makes them rugged.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMs.
Not A.,a..Inntion, but Execution

NEW YORK, March r.-The following was
adopted at the Socialist meeting tonight.
All people have the holy rignt 10 prOtect their
liberties by any means; and
Whereas Now that the war has broken out be-
tween the most noble elements OF kussian Society
and depotisms aud. .lrtr -
whereas Under the Government OF Alexander
more tears aud blood were shed. more misery
brought upon his subjects than uHder al lorelsh
Cars. Therefore, be IL
Resolved. Although we regard the ASSASSINATION
As fmpracticabe, nevertheless we consider that
under the government OF sucn Ieariul tyranny ~
could be used, and therefore we consider the deed
of the Russian people not TO be Assassination but
execution, and we see in this act the terrible
lesson to all tyrants.
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Grant and the yyor4d.sssa,r.

NV YORK, March 1.-THE World SAYS, I'm
General Grant when asked about the report t1sat
he'll .ad resigned the Presidency ef the Vsraf s
Fair Commission. said
Il have not sent in my resignation as yet
Is il true pOu intend tO?' was asked.
General Grant said. I thing there shouE be
a Centleman at the bend of the Commission who
-esn give il ample TEae and attention ] shall
leave the country, to be abseH1 Tor an iadaf mite
period and this fact and ue,estiOn sinll lay
before the Commission before Monday next, 50
they may act accordingly. That is all tcoan say
II present"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

SENTINEL OFFTcE,
MONDAY. March 81. I
The market is steady and unchanged, Money
Is IN little demand.
New York Financial Market.
NEW YoRK March 2.-Money-406 per cent
Prime Mercantile Paper-596 per cent.
Government BOnds-Strong and s<dL per cent
higher. except for 6s. which are unchanged
Railroad Bonds-In light demand.
State Seeurittes-Inactiye. --,f.... -
The stock market was irregular at the opening,
but in the main closing lower. Oregon Eaviga-
ton, however, per cent. and Nashville and
Chattanooga per cent. higher. Speculation i'm
mediately became weak, and prices declined &c
" per cent Coal shares and Nash VIA ahd fLssT
tanooga leading at the tlTst 1oard market, become
strong, aud an advanced A4sss per cent was re-
corded, the latter In Nashville and CHATTANOOGA
During the afternoon the dealings were extreme
ly light, and were very Weak in tone the greatest
depression being IN Northern Pacific, which fell
"a per cent foE eofnmon and 35s per cent for pre-
fersef, bv: closed at a recovery of q and Ss per
cent, respectively. The general list continued
Weak 20 the close, and final sales were gener-
any ~ the lowest figures OF the day. The de-
Cline nom the highest point ranged from y to 2
per cent tie coal shares leading
Transactions aggregated $500 shares to-day,
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s.. rx..nis Pork hacking.

ST. LOUIS, March 16.-George H. Morgan, Seere
tary of the Merchants Exchange, furnishes the
following statement of pork packing at this pG
for the season Of 1SS1: Numher of hogs packed
sS4 159 average weight. gross. $50 S71e0 average
cost per lO0 gross 46 2100; average yield of lard
per hog, ass pennds; mess pork made. 16;R}S
barrels; other kinds pork, SOP barrels.
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The Foundation Of Beauty.

Esthetic taste is the result chiefly of edu-
cation. Hence It is that the prevailing
beauty of American women is remarked by
every traveller who comes from beyond the
Atlantic. Hereditary forms and features
een. ainly, in the main, are transmitted from
gene -ation TO generation, but they must be
refined by social and mental education, or
else the coarse and sensual will become the
rule. eye,l among the titled classes of En-
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GixenEp by Doctors.

SIS 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey is iuP
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy"
II assure you il is true that be is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Btters;
and only ten days ago his doctors gave him
up and said he must die"
"Well-a~day, That is remarkable
will 60 this day and get some for nay poor
George: 1 know hops are good. "-saleHa
Post
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REPRESENTATIVES SALES.
PIGS AND cULLs.

Cattle-Receipts 100 head; shipments GO head
The market to-day ruled active, with everything
sold in the way of medium 20 choice grades, but
the receipts were comparatively light and by no
means sufficient to supply the demand glance
at our sales will show better prices and more uni
form than any other time previous for months
But country dealers must bear in mind that the
prices we give were for ST. Louis cattle and not
scrub stock such that is generally driven in FROM
the country. About all the good cattle we are
getting now are from the West
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We are strongly disposed to regard that
person as the best physician who does most
TO alleviate human suffering. Judged from
this standard, Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham. 233
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, is entitled to
the front rank for her Vegetable Compound
is daily working wonderful cures in female
diseases. Send for circular 10 the above adj
dress.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23
Demand an increase.

CINCINNATI, March 2.-The JGurneyHsen Tai
1ors.sJnion, at meeting held today, received to
-dema1d an advance An wages of - per eeRf., and
20 rec fire an answer from their employers by
WedIs sday of this week.
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He VIII Resign.

NEW YOEx, March 2l.-General Grants nesig-
nation as President of the Worlds FAIR C0mmis
sion had nOt'peen received at the Office of the
Commission upto the time q closing yesterday
afternoon, butlater in the day the General in
formed the Times he had already seRc won't to
the Commissioners of his intention to resign and
would send iuhis resignation 10 day aC tO+mOr-
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Mudorat Petanaburg.

sPTTTsBURG. Ind. March 1s.-Ed BroE yesterday
Nv to the house of Willian Hayes with he
avowed purpose of whipping Hayes. Mrs. HAYES
iintfrfered and Was thrown out of doors, vixen
Hes es seized a gun. shot and Instant, killed.
-BrD,l
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a Life sentence.

in the second hearing Of the case found Harry
& Hulse guilty of violating the persoz of little
girl. A year ago. he was found guilty TIN sem
. tence Is life imprisonment. The law gives the
Court no disenetion IN the punishment. fOf this
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23
Another Explosion "A Portable Boiler
ExplOS es and Nine Men kiiscE and


LOUIS LILLE. Ky, March ia portable boiler
in Tyie- * HarrOds sawmill on the Kentucky
River. two miles below Frankfort. exploded, kill
ing anc wouuding all of the nine men On the mill
-exceptOne. John HarrOd was blown fos-y feet aud
Instantly killed. His brother, Lawrence HarrDd.
died IL an hOnr, and Frank Graham ed in three
hours William Arnold's jaw-bone vas broken
Jane Redding, James Wheeler, Louis HarrOc
and r ugh Tyler were badly scalded-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-03-23

| C. T. Fay. Holyoke, Mass. says: Almost
all OF the children's shoes we sell have the
A. s. T.. Co. Tip on them in fact, we could
not sell them without. 1t has become ne
eessity to have them"
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KineA :bran Esplosis.a i.

CLEVELAND, o., March 21.--The boiler in ~ hite
* Rusxells MILL at Middlefeld, o, exploded this
mOrninE from an unknown caslse kEling Joseph
Hamilton, Selden Sprague aud <ohn batcher
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Indtann MAN KfHed.

sr.Iouls. March 19.-WiIliam s. Williams. fsr
nicely OF E-azil, Ind. accidentally run over
anE killed yesterday by train on tie Iron Moun~
tain abroad, near Poplar Bluffs, No.
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FEanee has had only 600 mon killed by
the bayonet in the fast ferty-two years.
Poor whisky is ten tines more effective.
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A Journalist Dead.

LoEEvs5LE March 16-COlonel A. g. Hodges.
aEed seventynIne died at his residence in this
eifz- to-day. Re was one Of the oldest editors and
Mas9nS - the South. IA
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES

Shc1p-Receipts, go head: Shipments, 1G
head. The market Is steady without quotable
charge and all for the want of stook to-givett
life We quote:
Gces to OOa5 50
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President .Iahnsnt,.s N.ece.

A Mrs. Wallingford, claiming to be q
niece of President'J@llnson,- was witness IN
asease in New York the other day, and the
lGEyer drew out Of her the follOwfQs
biographical ,infornStion:
+iHow cid are your was the first question
asked the witness by Mr.. FulleEton ON cTesC-
examination.
'.Twenty-nine'i es-general serllel
"When were you'born?
.tunuSH9."
"Were you ever iE,aarried?"
81 have been married four times" Ia mere
pronounced general smile(
In the course OF answers to other ques-
tons, the witness gave the nasre of her four
husbands, as, respectively, Mr.. Collins, NJ.
Tiffany, 'Hr. 'Wallipgford and Mr. Redheife-,
stating that the 4sst-named gentleman was
her last husband she said shehlad procured
indictments against Mr.. Redheifer, ansl
admitted having been arrested in Philadel
phia and tried for libel.
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Indianapolis Live Stock Market.
Crorr Vapr.o Haroh

Hogs-Receipts. 1870 head; shipments. 2,002
head The market. opened steady at about Satur-
day s prices and some claim that tops were five
cents better. out we failed 10 ear Of any sales al
vance o. our duolaaons So we think prices
underwent no special change from our last re-
port. The offerings to-day, as a rule. were the
poorest OF the season, and not much prospect for
improvement very soon
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A Cruel Hoax.

Speca4Disreteh to the Chicago Tribu1se-l
BALTIMORE, March ia short time since
accounts were published in all parts of the
eguntry of a horrible outrage perPetrated
upon Mr.. Frank Wright. son of Mr.. Isaac
Wright, of Westminster, Md, in Colorado.
Rev. Dr. ID. Wilson, q Chaplain in the
United SsKtes Army, communicated to fine
father the sad news Of the death of his son
at the hands of a so-called Vigilance Com
mittee. Dr. Wilson stated in his letter that
young Wright had purchased two Dlules
and started to the mining districts, that
the mules proved to be stolen, end the
ovrEers forming themselves into Vigilance
Committee, and Notwithstanding that Mr..
Wright assured them be did not know that
the mules were stolen, hung both him and
his servant to a tree, and there left them.
Tire following telegram, received by the
fcther, this morning, who mOurned the ter
rible death of his son, explains itself:
SILvEG 'CrTY. n. NJ, March IL
TO Isaac Wright:
the New York Herald. Arrived here after peril
Gus adventure FRANK.
The announcement was received with
great surprise and joy'ky the nany friends
and acquaintance of the young man. He
had not been heard from since August, ESQ.
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Flour, Drain and Hay.

Flour-New process. Sc 25@6 IS: fancy. IS 5a9
rs; choice, IS eo95 40; family 81 5o94 90; trehas
extra 81 1904 40; double extra, So 7094 90; extra
50 1898 IS; superfne, 60 seGS IS; fine. 81 6092 IS.
Held firmly.
Buckwheat Flour-FSne pennsylvania selling On
car lots at s. So retailing az S. 00g6 80 per Dbl.
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Wig They Were Appointed.

IUh1rIesUOuNttWs anu Ols-zltTI
President Garfield, it may S5e surnfised
appointed
Blaine to please Blaine.
Window. please COnkling.
lincoln. please O. rant and Logan.
lanes. please the Civil Sex vice Reform
ers.
Bnnt....--.......fO pleaeeg.he South.
MacNeasyh.-....to tickle the Camerans. without
displeasing their oopOnentsy in
Pennsyv ania.
Elrkwo01. LTD please himself.
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der. l59l6c Wire, 40 per cent on list Eorthrop's
sheet iron. roofing. IS IS per square