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Another Polar scheme.
A Washington special of the 18th SAYS:

Master Lucien Young. of the Navy. who de-
slres to go to the Arctic regions, under the pro
entirely feasible aud will incur no special risk OF
loss of life. He proposes TO keep near shore. He
would make two depots for supplies in case of a
retreat, one on the western coast of Greenland
and another further north, at Lady Franklin Bay.
lie would then keep I'D the Greenland coast until
he struck the northern limit of navigation and
stop, with the ship as the base of supplies. He
would then send out parties on the land. and II
the end of the land was reached on the ice pack.
establishing small depOts This. would be done
during the fall aud winter. that the next spring
the party would make dash for the Pole. follow
ing the line of depots left the fall previous to in
sure protection against starvation and enable
them 10 travel fast, unincumbe,e ed by stores. He
has the opinion of various Arctic travellers that
MS plan is the most feasible devised far for the
successful penetration of the Polar regions He
expects to find more moderate climate at the
Pole than for some distance south OF IL.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson,
A Boston Special OF the r2th says:


The Massachusetts, Historical Society passed
resolutions on the death of Ralph Waldo Emerson,
aud at its meeting to-day was addressed by Oliver
Wendell Holmes and Rev. George +. Ellis on the
life and work OF the Concord philosopher. Judge
HOar could not be present, bat he sent lette
eulogizing his friend. Or. Holmes tribute was
very touching and graceful. lie spose OF him as
protest that outflanked the extreme left OF
liberalism. yer so calm and severe that its radi-
calism had the accent OF the gospel OF peace. An
ieonoclast without hammer. who took down
our ideals from their pedeStals 80 enderiy tRat II
seemed like an act of worship. To sum up brief
ly, what would be the text 20 be unfOlded In his
biOgrophy? He was man of excellent commop
sense, with a genius so uncommon that he seemed
like exotic transplanted from some angelic
nursery. His character was so blGmeleSs. SO beau
tIul that II was rather standard to judge others
com parison. Looking on life with the profound
est sense of It's infinite significance, he was yet q
cheerful Optimist, almost too hopeful; peeping
into every cradle TO see il it did not hold babe
with the halo OF new Messiah around
it. He enriched the treasure house
more, he enlarged the boundaries of thought for
the few that followed him and the many that
never knew. and do not know to-day. what hand
ii was that took down their prison wall. lie was
a preacher who taught that the religion Of hu-
mainly included both those of Palestine not
lips that the narrowest u{got was ashamed to pray
for him, as from footStOol nearer to the throne.
Hitch your wagon 10 a star" This was his YER
sion of the Divine lesson tonight by that holy
George Herbert whose words he loged. Give him
whatever place belongs TO him in our literature,
but remember this: The end and aim of his
being was 10 make truth lovely and manhood val
oroUs. and 10 bring daily life nearer and
nearer TO the eternal, immortal, invisible.
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GENERAL MaRKE IS.
Produce Markets..

NEW YORK, May l5.-Cotton-Quiet but steady
at II 5 l6Gl2 Ice; futures steady: May. u Doc;
e Is . BE- oc,oT ii s2c 1SoS b
December, l1.4Se: January, II soc; February,
1l.67e. vlouI-Quiet: receipts, 1000 bbls.; ex-
To- good 'e Extra H 81 soS So goa 70 i e6oce 50 s.
i9 .; white wheat extra. 81 25d9 p; extra Ohio,
IS 19S 80; ST. Lonis. s. 2e@g 25 Minnesota
patent spring. 81 50a9 So. Wheat-UEsettled,
opening 1z@ie lower aud weak, afterward Ieeov-
ered the decline aud advanced 14@5zc, closing
steady; receipts, CD 900 bu. exports, 5000 bu.
No spring, 81 IS ungrsded spring 81 l5@1 35;
ungraded red 81 I5@I As: M. red. 81 20; No.
red. 81 45149l 81: elevator, 81 1891 46. de-
livered: No red. 81 4-Gl SO; steamer, IL S7ss;
red. May, sales OF 5000 bu. at 81 45l4GI ass
closing ct 81 451s: June, sales of 2S0,0O1 bu- at
s. 4S5sal 45E, closing at 81 4514; July. sales
Of $4,000 bu. at 81 ssal SIS, clo.lne az 81 Sl5s;
August, sales of 2s0N0 bu. at 81 241sal %,
closing at 81 249; Septem Der. sales OF 10 zoo b
az 81 2i9I 245s. closing Al 81 2i5E Corn-Cash =
Gle higher; options opened La5sc lower after
ward recovered and advanced H@S4c, closing
with less strength: receipts. ia. OOU bu exports
sso coo sl b1;; nngraded; -s2A@s6c; No: 3 81 81
white, 92e59le: No. 2 May, S51z@S5s4c, closing at
SIZE; June. s2gsS1sc. closing 1t SIC; Jnly. s21S@
S35se, closing at S31zc: August Ss@S3s4c. closing
Oats-Fairly active and shade higher: receipts
IS. 600 bu.; exports, 1000 bu.; mixed western,
firm ut 7o955e Coffes-In fair demand Rio car.
goes, sz@10%c. Sugar-Stronger; fair to good
refinery, 5sza7He. Molasses--Quiet and steady:
Rioe-QuieI and unchanged. Petroleum Quiet
but firm: united. 5922sc; crude, 6ss@7hc: refined.
7szc. Tsllow-Firm at $3.50. Rosin-Dull
aud easter at 81 2s@2 80. Turpentine-Unsettled
and lower at &c Eggs-Wesiern fresh firm and
i'm fair demand at 20S201sc. Pork-Stronger; new
mess Sl9 % Beef--QuieI but firm. Cutmeap-
Qniet and firm long Gear. sl1 121<: short clear,
81 80. Lard-Stsongs prime steam sll % But
ter--Dull and unchanged. Cnsese-Duli and
weak at 9Gllc.
CHICAGO. May Is Flour - Steady and un-
changed wheat-Unsettied and generally high
er: No. Chicago spring. 81 2i@1 2i1$ cash and
May; 81 266 June; 81 25g1 251s July; 81 Is
August: 81 0634 year; No. g. 81 al Is. Corn
Unsettied and generally lower: 761<c cash: ~
@76sc May; 1870 June; 7ic July; 1870 August:
SIC September; $3.50 year. rejected. 7s16c. Oats
Unsettled and generally lower: SIC cash; 5215c
May: 5l5sc June; s61sc july; Ssl<c August; 35e
September: 1870 year. Rye-Firmer at SIC
Barley-Steady aud unchanged at 81 %. Flax
seed-Steady aud frm mcrchanlabie, s. 40; re-
jecIed and damaged. 81 S0a1 50. Pork-Higher
ard in fair demand; $40 O5@l9 10 cash; $40 c71z9
@i9 10 June; sig 27149l9 80 July: SO SO
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Must be a Terrible Swearer.

special 70 TIE bentnels
GREEEcASTLE, Ind, May 10-The case of George
w. Hough vs. Robert Harvel, on change of venue
from Hendricks County, is occupying the atten
ton of our Court this week. Considerable inter
est Is being manifested in the trial, and large
number of witnesses in attendance. The
change is SANDER and the following language Il
upon what the change is based: The defendant
a farmer. residing in Hendricks County, and in
the month of July last his house was broken open
the night time. He was gagged, and the sum
of sss5 was taken from him. and ia the month oil
September last, in company with ether persons
aid: George Rough, Cd d-m him; Jim Cat
Irson. Bill Tolin. and that id Irishman came
nay house and gagged me and took my money "
hereby intending to charge the plaintiff with the
dme Of larceny The fra of Herod Is Winter,
VI Indianapolis, are for the defendant, while
lady 4 Blake, of yanville, sQd Smiley e. Nef oil
sreeneastle. are Tor plaintiff.
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EoR sALE-GRAss FARMS.

24s acres. stock farm. excellent orchards and
buildings, about 21S miles south of MOnrovia,
Morgan County Price, $50 per tcre.
30 acres CT rough grass land, good orchard and
small house, about 80 miles southeast of Mon
rovia, Morgan County Pdcs $40 per acre.
240 acres, 8 miles west of Greencastle, Putnam
County. Price SO per acre.
160 acres. miles west of Greencastle, house;
about half plowed Price, s per acre.
les acres, about miles east Of Eninence. Nor
gan County. about half plowed, remainder good
umbsr. Price, SIS per acre.
154 acres, in southeast corner of Parke County,
twp miles north Of Lena: said n he good coal
Ia d: g. acres cleared: small buildings Price,
$40 per acre.
l55 acres in Morgan County. about miles north
of Martinsville: half plowed; comfor.abie build
logs Price, 81 90.
l.54S acres prairie, in Newton County. miles
from railroad 500 acres plowed; excellent build
ings. Price $50 per acre
THESE faIms are I'm the best blue grass region of
Iudieaa Well wsieTcd. have sutiiri - timber.
ana eminently suited for sheep Or cattle They
are In health well settled reighb)rh0)dS con-
lent To throat, lurch. school and market
facilities. They are worth much more than above
prices but being taken on foreclosure by corpora
iiuns derious TO close this class of assets are
offered at cost, on payments of one fourth cash
AID remainder In ten annual payments These
the lowest prices. NOother property viii be
taken Ia exchange.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. 17-5T
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-C~nsumpssn Cured

An ole physician, retired from active practice,
having kSd PLACED In husbands by al East India
Missionary the 1ormula OF a simple vegetable
resRedy foc the speedy ans permanent cure of
Consumption. Bronchitis, Esfarrh, Asthma, and
all Throat and Lung Affections also positive and
radical cure for Geseral De5skky and all nervous
c )mpiaiuts, after having thoroughly tested its
lndaffui curative powers I'm thousands of cases,
Is IL hIs duty 10 make it known TO his suffering
fellows The reciDe with full particulars, direc-
tom for preparation and use, and all necessary
advice and Instructions for successful treatment
at your own home, will be received by you by re-
turn mail, free Of charge by addressing with
stamp or stamped self-addressed envelope 10
DIR. N. X. BELL.
161 North Calvert street. Baltimore, Md.
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,IANAPoLIs wHoLEsALx mAKKErs
Flour. Graln and HaF.

25 choice IS 5096 49, family. IS 90 os 90: treble
Extra. IS 25a5 5a double extra, IS 0J85 Is; extra
p 2594 so; superfne, "a o094 Is: fne, c. 1894 90;
t0undry. IS 1898 SO.
Wheat-We quote: No. 2 Mediterranean. 81 :5@
81; No. rod. 81 sS1<9l 35; May. 81 3s@1 S4is
June, 81 %; July. 81 I291 IL.
Corn-We quote: No. white, 781xc: No white,
-; high mixed. 7i9 7z1zc; mixed, 731fc; mixed
May. 73Hc; mixed June. -; rejected. TIC: sound
0ats-Market finn. We quote: No. white. 55c;
No mixed. 53QG541zc.
Rye-No. 2. S46Ss51<c.
Hay-Timothy. SIC 0oaI7 CO per ton for small
bales ten ton cars: prairie held at 50 50910 co.
Mill Feed-Shipstuff held at s2l 90; bran dull
at $40 90 per ton.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present Jobbing prices:
Smoked Meats. c. Hams: Ten and II pounds
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MRS. Gsrse,d,s Grasttude.

wAsHEsGToS May zs>-Senstor sherman has re-
ceived the following
"CLBgEEkEB- o., Mey s.
my DEAF SER-f hare received your note Syith
the enclosed notice Of pension granted me foK my
husbands sake. az1 truly mindful of the SEN
erous kindness shown 70 The family q General
Garfield, not only By t-Lends bat by the Rational
Legislature. and may I ak thai you make &C
Acknowledgement In wkaIever way, and 6y what
ever expression Cd Ry gratitude seems TO you
appropriated
VERY truly yours,
"LUcRExIA z. GARTIELp-"
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Woman Suffrage.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Senate Saleet Com
mittee Woman Suffrage. by q vote off TO 2
have agreed 10 recommend TO the Senate fol
adoption Senator LsphaTs john resolution pro
posing the following amendment % the Cons1itu
ton
Article XVI seeEsn /. The right of citizen.
of the United States to vote shall EOt be denied
nor abridged BE- the EAited States nor by any
State on account OF sex.
'sSec- 2 Congress shall have the Pswer. by ap-
propriate legislation, to anfoFcs the PSOvisioBs o.
this article"
The vote was-ages- LaSham, Blair Snd Jack
son, g. Nays Geosge ana fair. AbGent: An
fhOuy and Ferry.
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TOBACCO MARKET.


LOUISVILLE, May l5.-The tobacco market has
been active ana firm. especially for burleys, of
which there he's been fair supply on offer. Bat
urday's sale included large amount of Trimble
County hurley. which realized full and very salts
factory prices one hogshead of the crop of J w.
Rowlett selling at the Kentucky Association's
warehouse for G. $50. novel feature in this
market was the sale on Saturday of forty-four
boxes of seed leaf filters at the Peoples House,
which brought satisfactory figures. The sales ia
the last three crop years 10 date were follows:
lSSl-S2, 4.564 hogsneads: 1850 81, 20,74S hogs
heads: 1890. 1902 hOgSheads. The receipts
were l ESQ neg heads, against SO last week and
!, $50 IN the corresponding week Of last year The
weather has been wet and cold, with au excess vi
moisture either for handling or planter. WOIk has
been progressing, however both on tue old crup
aud the new. Receipts have increased. though
there has been important gsiu IN the arrivals from
Countles TO the south aud west of Louisville the
principal Increase being III hurley sobaccOs. No
small amount of w.rk in setting out lsnts is
being accomplished in patchwork, but there has
been no general planting. Ii is pre>Emabe thal
In the southern districts and ~ other isolated
localities here and there more has been done in
the way than has been kndwn at this time for
some years. As yet there is 10 evidence that
heavy will be planted. but there appears to be
good dednc;ive reasons to the contrary The
offerings of dark and heavy tObaccos have com
prised d comparatively fair percentage OF medium
10 good grades. including German and English
styles, as well as regies- The market has been
without decided suap on these descriptions,
though prices have been about steady. LugS and
common leaf have been relatively firm. ann
bid or two higher The difference in the prices of
Jugs and low grades and The better grades is sim
gulsrly small The better grades CT old types are
but a trife higher than year ago, and good Ger
mans are hardly rs high AS year ago. TooaccOs
have been in larger supply but the offerings have
been Indifferent in point OF quality, including
however. a pretty good sprinkling of short, sound
colonng Tugs The latter-as indeed positively
the types OF all grades-haxe been ective aud
good leaf has been very brisk, and prices have
been firm and without notable variation.
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Its star sim Ascanding

In a recent call upon Mr.. w. H. McAlli:-
ter, 206 Front street, General Agent for the
sale OF Star Chewing Tobacco. he thus
spoke to one of our reporters: 81 was tor
tured with pain from acute rheumatism
and cared not whether lived or died.
cried st. Jacobs O.l-just two applications of
which entirely cured me."-San Francisco
fCal.l Call.
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The MEMORIAL Windo.x.

LONDON. Nav I3.-The memorial window pre-
ented by the Americans to Sc. Margaret's Chure b,
Westminster. will be unveiled Sunday. Canen
Farrar will preach the sermon Lowell hiss writ
zen the following lines, which are underneath the
window:
The new worlds sons. from England's breast we
drew
Such milk as bids remember whence we came.
Proud OF her past wherefrom our present grew.
This window we inscribe with Ralelgh's name"
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tire, according to size ana ssand. 5s7o; plo'


Hcralock sole, 2S8Scc: oak sole, Ss9lSc; Penn
sy.yenis harness sther, 9<0c; harness leather
2oSS7c; bride leather, por dos, s6oG72; domestic
KIP, $4,000; French Kip e0c(7S1 %; domestic calf
Soc@si 20; French calf 81 1o6sl IS.
Otls-WeQuBte: LinEeed, ravT, soc: boiled, &c
lard oil, extra, e50esc; miners oil, SIC; lueri
eating oil, 1850; straits oil, 4s95ce: benrne, II
9itc; coal OIL. Indiana legal test. 91S0l0o; 150'
test. 10Gl0Zc; water white. 1500, 121<@1315c.
Timers Supplies-We quote:
Best charcoal Tin, q, 10x1<, 1lz20 ana EAI2
81 co per box X, 10x1z iSx2o and 12x12 50 90 pen
box O, 14x20 roofing tin Sc so por box; G, 2Cx2s
GS01l4; block TN, pigs, 2Sc; IA bars, nc ron
-27 Bircn, 81 90: "a iron, 81 90; Eoorehead gal
y21izec, 50 per cent. discount. Shee. zinc, SIX
Copper bottoms, SIC plsnished copper, $50. Sol
der, 1st317c. Wire, 20 Der cent. Of LIST.
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Something that will quiet the nerves. give
strength to the body. indGce refreshing sleep,
improve the quality of the blood, and purify
and boighten the complexion, is what many
persons. would be very glad TO obtain. Car
ters,IE0n Pills are made for exactly this
class OF troubles, and are remarkably sue
cessful in accomplishing the ends desired as
named above. They are useful for both men
and woHsen. Sold by druggists. Price, 80
cents box. See advertisement.
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Or INSnLvENCY.

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. r..
N In the m after OF the Estate OF Andrew J.
NaBsickle. deceased In the Marion Circuit Court.
Notice is HEREBY given that upon petition filed
in said Court by the administrator Of said estate.
setting up the nsuiiciancy of the pers ansl estate
Of said decedent to pay the dsbts a, liabilities
thereof the Judge of said Court did, on the Sth
day of May. 1882 fud said estate to be probably
insolvent, and order the same to be settled &C
cor6ingly. The creditors of said estate are there
fore hereby notified of such Insolvency and re-
allowance.
Witness the Clerk and Seal of said Court at
Indianapolis, Ind, this sth day of May. 1881
may173w DANIEL NJ. RANDALL, Clerk.
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Assasslnations.

ST. LOUIS, May 13.-w. T. McGlothlin was way
laid and aSsassinated about two miles from Lime
Creek. No. night before last, by some unknown
person His body was riddled with twenty four
bucksh0t.
An attempts was made few nights ago to kill
Governor Overton, of the Chickasaw Indian Ma
ton, By firing into his house. A squad of Indian
militia followed the trail of the party that did the
and killed him.
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Pure Cod Liver Oil made from selected
livers, on the seashore, by Caswell. Hazard
GO, New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken it
prefer it to akl others. Physicians have de-
cide6 it supenioT to any of the other oils in
market
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selves TO an unrighteous cause, to curry the favor
of bossism. mschinisul, and OF the sp0ils system,
aud bolster Hp the Stalwart usurpetion. / en-
against this every where and forever. 1t is plain
patriotic duty TO put down this Staiwart olgarcny
at any cost that true Republicanism and the Re
public may live and thrive. Organize. organize,
v ork and fight to the end.
ts(Signedl JOHN T. MITCHELL"
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1t is probable that the young lady cele-
bsated in those charming lines of Robert
Bgrns had tan, moth-spots and freckles, with
other beauty blemishes. For such condi-
tons, DR.. BensOn's Skin Cure should be on
every lady's toilet table.
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WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Mitchell ex-
resses his views concerning the Harrisburg tick
q. in IL z following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, May Is.
tsjor Geo. W. Merrick Wellsboro. Pa:
Right is mighty and ever triumphant. ! have
done all fer eace but war is inevitable: not upon
men, but upon candidates who nave dashed them.
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The Tennessee Debt.

NASHVILLE. May lS.-Mr. Barrett's bill to settle
the State debt at fftythree cents was rejected-ls
to s. The Committee's-bin to settle the debt Al
sixty, sixty three sixty-four. sixty five or sixty
six cents was discussed in both Houses, but no
action taken. The low-tax Democrats absentec
themselves TO prevent a vote IN the senate. It's
believed the bill will pass.
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BroEchitis-Throat diseases often COM
zenee with a cough. cold or unusual exer-
ton of che voice. These incipient symptoms
aae allayed by the use of Browns Bronchial
Troches,-' which. if neglected. often result
in = chronic trouble of the throat.
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Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth eff the
hair. IL has been used In tn ~ sands OF cases
where The hair was coming cut. and has never
failed TO arrest Its decay.
Use Burnett's Flayoring Extracts-the best.
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Sheep-Receipts. 2oO head: shipments. none.
The market was firm, and the demand limited.
The market is not what it should be, but it is
healthy, as compared with the general markets.
We quote:
Common TO fair .......... 3 5O,,i IS
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Crushed to Death.
Special 70 the Sentinel:

ST. PAUL, Ind. May IS-willie, aged twelve.
second son of John L. Wright, Car inspector, was
killed in quarry this afternoon. He WINS caught
between a stone wall and a passing train while
DlayinR on the train
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s'creat aches frosz little toe corns grow"
GerEan Corn RenleTer gives instant relief.
05c
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Drug Market.


Alcohol, 81 2ag2 IS; calomel 75cgs1 Is; cam
phor, 30933c; cochinel. 60s70c: chloroform, S59
9Cc; gum opium. 81 5o95 20: indigo, 81 00e3 90:
morphine, SO $4,000. Oils-Castor, 81 lo9l Is;
sweet OIL 9oc@s1 IS; olive OIL 81 50G3 90; berga,
mot (sanderson,s). 81 75ss co. lemon SANDER
sons). s. 25a3 SO, .inine. 2. W. 81 p az .;
soda, 4@5c; English do, 5Hes6i. snuf-Garretts
2oz. packs. 81 Is per doz:: +oz. bottles s. GO per
doz Flove's sulphur. 496c. Turrentine, 50d5lc-
English yer. red. BY Dbl. SIC; less quantities.
SIC. IodiEe IS 50@S 20. Iodide potash, 81 Is.
Cloves, 4Ota45c. Rhubarb, SOC 9s1 g. Window
glass. 60 snd per cent; double So per cent. OF.
The Iron marAst.
Screw ana Strap Hinges-<16955fc. <coordtne 20
rise Lead-Pig. 6cs61hc; Lam, ie Ear lron-2 SOlOOc
Norway Iron-Bars ana shapes. oss7u. asl--
-s1, $500. Cut Eails-Nos 10 to 60 s. so per keg;
su1sller sizes regular advance. Horse ShCee-
Burdens IS co. perkips' t5 %: mule shoes 81 90
higher. Horseshoe Eails-Northw Western, Globe
and lNutnam, finished. IS so for SIS: smaller sizes
regular Sdvence- Carriage and Tire Bolts-Re-
6ued 50 per cent Norway 81 and 10 per ceD-.
Nuts sno Washers 4636 cents OF manufacturers
lis-s Iron HarrJw Tecth--4c- Steel Harrow
Teeth-6c. Steels-Amer1czn, tic: cxtrs sises
and Qualities dditiG~si; round machinery, SC;
spring, Sc; toe calk, 81; hammered, lsy,s9loc;
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Cattle-Receipts. 500 head shipments go head.
The run of local cattle to-day was light This
circumstance. connected with a good demand,
caused the yards to be cleared at seemingly salts
| factorr rlrines 10 shinnars We nnnte.