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Futures advanced 10 points, receded and closed at
$751; 1897 80
s soc5 March loSs nSS Closing
Ss Scys@Ss pssemDer
January FsSr1arIy jSOSsioo' March, 1870
FLOUR AND MEAL-rLoUn-MarKet dull and sill IN
quite gutter ' g
S o
ISs Grade FSrs e 1St aS
Ss sSSs '' and CITY h E' g So
S g o5s g. latter q oIs Sss 90 su.srns
ass o5 latter far Extra state So 30
ses nS SGsd e ssney So a. a
90 sIEa SsS sos oS 30 ssea x
:o.s $ ssss. So cissr Sizes S Rye Mi1iaIs g
Lou. SS@%os Fair Good g
ss s0s Ss'S later an % CITY a
sSSS TfTsh + ssss
% a Good 90 S0 cos -
.'.'.'HYE FEoURHonief, unchanged, sales $50 bbs
sSDsrn 50 for dS%pS Ss 10 Go %.srD q g Sr
Brandy vine s. 40as3 90 esoo 49,.
orsDsa ss Is Soss. %
Se a. na SpsSe and GDse
ciaed = al &C., and Closed heavy At tribe shove the
saS yS 81
ACCOUNT sais. 1850 bush future 5000 push eas1 IN
ter Red, SOC. Ssi 10; steamer No. 8 Red. 81 lilo
siliL: No. Red 81 l3tasl Il delivered from store
~ 1861 certificates 81 17a aQat free board
No Red. 81 10 Mixed Winter 81 O6 Ungraded White;
81 O5 dsf lb2 No White aoat free on board st 81 lO2
No Red Seller July. 81 llasl ii y closing 81 IL August
~ l2hasI a. c.osng ST. 1871 September 81 147sasl l6a
closing 81 10 oc.obe 81 le'.esi ls elesng 81 lS.s;
Declining with fairly active expert trade sales, $4,000
Western 03 part TO arrive I'm all this week 10000
bush do arrive ST. freight and Insurance. private
terms 5000 bush State at sc sale Of 10000 busb
special delivery in september at "a 5c was
omitted In yesterday. BARLEY nominal
BARLEY MALT-Dull at last quotations. CORN
Market Irregular and unsettled opening ia &C better SUBJ
sequeny the advance and declined l0l1c and closed
heavy al about the inside prices moderate home trade
transactions yesterday correctly printed should
l,O2uOOO BUSH future and l6sUVO bush cash.
The faes today 1904 600 bush future and 100000
CASH including Ungraded Mixed at49dGlc; No. 3 66c;
Steamer Mixed. bsc; No 2 59h060hc anoat; Low
Mixed on private terms southern Yellow SIC oeliyered
No ain elevator b995oisc including 10000 bush Mixed
TO arrive freight aud Insurance az 5se NO Mixed
a6I 1e ciosng % September 6e &C. closing 60
October 90 e63ac.. closing 62c. .oATS-Narket Sd4c.
and closed steady at the deene $4,000 Dush
Including i060 900 bush In optionsj No. Mixed at 4Oc
No. z. 42032A2c No. quoted 43c; No. White, i3c.
No 2 acc; No. l. 63a5Si including 20. 900 bush No
Chicago AZ 43c afoat; Mixed Western. 42;s45c White
DO 4eba52o Mixed state White DO 52@54ci NO.
80 &c. closing 3sSc September S6ia037c. closing
SO sc october; 8? 90 &C. closing 81 re The total sales Of
oats yesterday should have been "4720Oo bush"
STOCKS IN STORE IN NETWORK. BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD In RAILWAY
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cage was exhibited. Armistsad and Gushing Vol
represent tho equal bravery and resolution OF the
combatants And when the fight was over she
carr age had bssn 90 terrific that both armies might
well-have doubted where the victory lay. But
Leo knew too we'll that his plan of campaign mad
failed and that he must retreat. and the Comte de
Paris criticises Meade severely because no failed
to divine the intentions of his adversary. and be-
cause he did not pursue him. Meade. however. had
$4,000 men missing from roll-call, and he thought
II best TO call council Of war-a measure TO
which great commanders never resort on CRITICAL
occasions In fact, tho Comte dc Paris does not
allow Meade the credit of the victory but only OF
turning to excellent account strong positions which
chance had afforded.
The concluding chapters describe KilpatricRs
raid and the Mine Run affair." when Meade's plans
were thwarted by the dsobedience of French, end
ing with Averilfs expedition and the year 1868.
An appendix contains various pieces justicatVs, and
statistics The volume is accompanied by maps,
which might be moro numerous. The translation Is
in general good, though in u few instances French
idioms have been too literally converted So far,
however as the work of the author is concerned 1t
is admirable, conscientious and thorough
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSt

through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
Western and, Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Montreal, with drawing.r0om cars.
$40 n- special Express for Chicago daily with Dining
stopping only Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Enc. Cleveland and Toledo.
Saratoga special daily except Sundays also Lake
George and Montreal.
LOGO M Chicago Express drawing cars 70 Canaan
dagua, Rochester and Bufalo also Richfeld springs.
IL ni TO Albany and Troy with connection TO Utica
Saratoga Glens Falls, Lake George and Rutland
3:sOp m. Saratoga special Daily except Sunday Runs
through 20 Lake George saturdays only.
1 y. m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
81 81 Louis Express with sleeping cars for st Lous
through day in the week also Niagara Falls
Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo and DETROIT
$3.50 Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
real.
D. m Pacific Express daily with sleeping for Roch
ester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and Clay
ton.
D. Night with sleeping TO Albany and
Troy with morning trains Tor the West and North
Tickets sale at No Bowling Green 262 and Ais Broad
Westcotts Express Offices Parkpace and 7s5
and 942 broadway NewYork and 1888 and s6&
Iul;on.st Brooklyn. q. Is MEEkER
j. N. TOUCEY, Gen. Sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rissr. vssseis aas Railroads.
Nv,uycpu Nandav Iu1v %
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, July o. 1881

AsHEs-ouie and unchanged.
COFFEEspot Rio quite steady and unchapged fair car
goes c sales 698 bags Bea 1000 Lassalle 200 ex
Besse Withdrawn from stock 20SZ bags
eI Borgese 3944 bags Humboldt and lgSo santos OK
do leaving the stock first hands bags options
moderately active only at decline OF points sales
10000 bags No at 746 for August 160S765 Tor septsm
7s5 for December and seer. option iss closing as
so5as2S Apr 10 es25 Nay s99 sc June sS S,s
765 October so 1866 November. 7.706I75; December
7SOe7S6. Mild grades quiet and nomnally unchanged
COTTON-Spot Cotton lac. higher and qhiet; Sales 747
bales 6s6 including S4 for export and 2og On
speculation Delivered contracts 200 bales Receipts
at the ports day bales against 100 this day last week
and 500 last year since september /. 6s857il bales
against 4.6Oy.67 same period last season
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENGERs-Leaye James slip 80 min
utes 25 minutes 3ithst River Is minutes BE-
fore Long Island City time ANNEX BOAT from Pier ~
foot Of Pinest, East Rver-730. $3.50. $780, III IN, 2oo
3:05, 4:O5 .6:05, sos D.
James Slip Ferry and Annex Boat do not run on SUNDAY
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY F0h =,
BABYLON-S0j, 1886. HOO $3.50. 4;35 300. f;oS
p. sunday $3.50. 900 a. ~, 1855, 800 2. N.
PATCHOGUE-s35a a. n, 1885, 4:35. 5:35 D. m. Sundays
FAR ocKAwxY--so5 1905. HOS M. 2o5, $3.50. $50:
$685. Cos 705 D. 1915 night Wednesday and saturday
only Sundays $50 $780, IL a. M 2 43J =, $780, e:o0p M
SAG HARBoR-8:35 NJ. 335. -4S5. $50 p NJ Sundays
GREENPoRT SHELTER IsLAND)--s:s5 a. m. $3.50.
s4:35 U. M saturdays only 5:35 p. Sundays y A. M
LIMITED EXPRESS PARLOR CAR TRAIN. Only
Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets good on TINS
GARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAD-s:s5, eos a. M l:ss'
1885, 435 635, 635 1915 night Wednesday and sasnr
day only Sundays 1885 IN Garden City oniy lSo. 900
GLEN COVE SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-9s5s so5 m l:S5. 4;S5 $685. 6:S5 p IN. Sundays
HUNTINGDON, NoRTHPoRT-9O5 O. m, 4s5, 5:s5.
635 p. m. sundays 005 a. m- 6:35 m.
PORT JEFFER5ON-9:05 a 4:35 p. m. Sundays 9;05 am
Koma-336 a 1885, 53s. $3.50 m. SUNDAYS am
BAYsIDE, LITTLE NECK AND GREAT NEcK-
6y5 1885 8l5 l135 O. m 1885: 435, $685. 6:35. zoo m,
Wednesdays and saturdays only. 12l5. nights Sundays
9:35, 1135 In, 800, 3: 30 p m.
800, 1905, HOO 2:l5 $3.50. 4;3o 5:35 Cos 1908,
5,2b u. Sundays $780, $780, IL l. 3, A. 6l0, 6io.
716 Last train from Long Beach daily and Sunday
leaves 1910 p. M.
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NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
IN SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE, MONTREAL and inter
mediate points Steamers leave Pier No 20, T.. R.. It
IL Sundays excepted) connecting with
NEW:HAvEN for MERiDEN, HARTFORD sPRINa,
FIELD, Tickets sold and baggage checked al 944
Broadway, n. Y and Conrtst BROOKLYN. Excursion to
New Haven and return 81 80.
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van.a lshslse; western. i7selse.s Canada: ieals'sA
RICE-ouiet steady: Domestic. She &c.
sUaARKaw quiet steady and unchanged 500 hhda Cen.
truenl SOLD Fsir Eefninx &c Escnsa ssaay
lated caSss sCqa ~ ssi CS Sss %sss
Extra 9C.s 7s.c. Extra &C" 7s07rc; &C" 7s07hc.;
Yellow NC" 1910; yellow. eiao61c.
TEARINE-Du n0miualy lower: City quoted ~ &c;
western iO 0slc Oleomars arine stearins
TALLow-farly sctive and steady; Sales iso'ooo ID
7l3l6o7Ic.
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STARiN's :, :. :.
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier Is. N r.. foot Of cortlandtst
Consgnments freight forwarded directed to any part
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds of freight mer
chandsc 10 any part of the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered any point
In the harbor OF reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BAReEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. starin and Erasus Corning NEW.
HAVEN. leave Pier IL N. b. at p daily. Saturdays
excepted.]
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New.York and
New.Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. w. RR received Pier TO-
For New Haven and points East at Pier la
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND-Eleyon Miles for
Ten Cents via from Iron Pier l. E. r. foot Of
whtehalist
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, communipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything aopertaning to tho
construction nd repaf Of yesses
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL

i ROAD. NewJersey Central Division Station in New
st. BrooKlyn Bridge Pier o, -. yuv....
ss5 %For i Pennington Easton Wind Gap Maucn
Chunk Tsmauend Tamsqua Hazleton, DrftOn, scranton
s.I m"FsT Pennington. High Bridge Branch schocsy'
fs%saas SaaissSs TSSe LsSEh ssssaisS
bS Maus chaI H wnS &c
Dfi ho %iltesbarrs Scranton, MszIsion.
udd s LAKE, se H Rsss
1870 and ; ?: m For sOmGryile. flemlngton. &c
M SisS Z chunk. wilEssssrrs &c:
FFSss.y !s1H. ,s.Ts g! IT," 80
c ss 1914 iS' sl iii sso g 9 s5 49, so
ss Sas 1879 iis iiS q ss and YcsS so ioiS
trains lSSal point, s see time table at station
For Perth Xmpoy KeypOrt, at 5,45. 9. II a. 245
N IN is3s' Ssou II b DivlSioN.
srHAAF FS5r FE KASTo RES Mr.
For nshanos sssSsf 'Sn aS Beach and Long
Branch 4'Se 1915 a. m l2lo S4o' a'So $50 pun Sun
For Atlantic highlands 4so ls lois a $40 4so m.
1913 sS AGO. $50 sea o'r &C.
rsss Ssssss.. TsSs hysS ha:s for Lake
saS ;, =. iicS yiaslsnd; IsTidssgioa &c 49,
Bo 6 n ,' BRSSK ROUTE; ;, ~, ,
1 aSr s aaS oe d
a. in 1850 L. $780, $50 a IL On Sunday at Sl5 M
$50 l2 For Third and Berks sts az 745. HIS m,
l;3o. 4:3O. $780, p M On Sunday at s45 a. m.
For Trenton 740 $3.50. HIS 1880 L. 80 $50, T. IL
d. On sunday. $40 a m, $50, 12p. m.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New.York:
From stations Phiadephia and Reading nR Ninth and
IL p. m. on Sunday at $50 .. $780, 10 D. m.
From Third and Berks SITS at 5;lO, $500 m l. $780,
$40. $50 p. m. Sunday at S:l5 q. m. 4:30 D. M
From Trenton li25 $40. SOB 9os. 1905 LISA M, 2.
422 6;24. 1:2S D. Sunday l25. 9:lS M; OIL
DRAWINGRO ROOM CARS are attached 10 all day trains.
and STEERING COACHES to midnight trains from New
Connection made Jersey City Station to and from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City.
Tickets sale at foot OF Lbertyst and tho
hotels and Annex Office Brooklyn Bridge Pier, Brooklyn
N. Y. Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels or residence TO destination.
III. y. BALDWIN, Gen. Eastern Pass Agent
J. Il. WO0TTEN. General Manager.
Q. O. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass and T kt A gent
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1'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as
NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Raj

m.-Dally except Sundays Day EXPRESS urawlngrc
a coaches % Cleveland Cincinnati and chicAxo.
charge for ss GSls Sleeping Coaches 70
Ss 5 :s.Is r. cssSss,. I:
Detroit slo D. Toledo. 5;2S p. m. and Indsnspea>
8 p m tDaily)-Pscisc Express Ter the West. ~
Train Of Pullman pay and Sleeping Coaching 70 RI
sss f hos and sa Moa F cd cnsn1,a
Sis P; m migrant train Cor the Vest ~
pe sa'psi59sa ass rss'ia ss s ST. s 5fo
~ Midnight Sundays g. $50. 1920 m ffa $50. =
SO ssS siS q, 7so lag
m'a 1ySr SShn,oay" D. $780, 1920 M LAS, 6sa~
NswsTt and Paterson via Newark, s4s $40. iisoA :,
SS sS '!S SS 81 q 81 Z Ssa,s' ss.
s Ssn sG.so .; 100 9so 1870 m las. iJ,
isS, $50 m. and i u miaSs ssoaa'" 500
sMsswb1Eg and Cornwall. 7.60 . m. ss, a.sas
RouScss and Kingston Ia and Montgomery a IA. $50
ss:Ssa Z 80 tC;aoA ~, $50 $50 ..se 5 siss~
s9s$sy i ,s "a s W..
day. $50 ic'Aos NJ . $3.50 $50 and p m 'ss No.
a sst's .s s:ss g I It. si & IT,; 'ss
Tickets for passage anil spartment. IN eSssss
i Sy o. IS sss
tho %ss sass 4 arm
'00 JNo !" N fna osul rsssr Agent nswys.s
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JE RSE!;
AZ Trains leave for Enelswood costeE Permons sna
7;i0. $50 70 a M $500 $50 1;sa e:10 NV -
ns!ss'sss sSaS3 S:y .sd sss ~ sA a.
'''' inc \, ABBOTT. osas ssss Assas xsv'Te
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'Tl'O1PlIILADELpHIA.
THE oLD-EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
20 TRAINS EAcHwAY WEEKDAYS ANDJ oNsJ.
DAY. SbrATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2tA
NEW.YORK.

DAY SsrATIONs IN PHILADELPAIA. 2ld
NETWORK.
3OUBLE TRACK, THE MOsr IMPROVED EQUIV
AkNl. AMI ThL FASTEST TINE OUNsIsrkNE
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave York via De3orosses AMI COZ,
landt-st Ferries as follows
blo 720 B. $3.50 80 and 10 Limited IL m l. 3:21 34qk
o,1 u 8 and ~ IN. and IL night Sundays ., 8 " La
neal ana ~ . M. y, 2. = and p n- and l2nisht :.
7;zn a w. and " ~ running through VIA Trenton a.
Returning trains leave Broadst station Philadelphia l2
$40 80 $40 1885 except Monday $50 1889, s:2l 80
ia 49, s:Ss !:AS Sand s'aoe IN o. sunday laSk
a45. Sand 500 o. IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camdea
g.o,a. N ana $50 p m. daily except Sunday -.
Ticket onices fS5, $40 and ga Astor Hou5?
ana foot Of Desorosses and Cortandt STA CourtsI s1
brooki yn Annex station foot OF Fuonst. Brooklyn Ne
ia ll6 and lis Hudsonst, Hoboken station Jersey c
Garden. ''
The New York Transfer Company win call for sni chssE
baggagefrom hotels and residencex
CHARLES Il. PUGH J. II. WOOD
Gem PA
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ROND0UT and Kingston Line.--Steamer
~ James w Baldwin leaves Monday Wednesday and 70
day at IN, from foot Harrsonst making andn4
and connecting with Ulster Delaware stony Glove n
TROY B0ATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-Ne9
y steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY ~
No a. ~ r. foot Of Chrstophers. daily satursy
ID M connecting with morning trains for all points Sof
sunday steamer touches at Albany. =
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Qeacbers.

A LII THE BUSINESS of first-class Teach.
N Bureau transacted by the Union Teachers Agen
10 " Y Teachers aided In obtaining
positions. aud parents recommended 70 good schools
A. LOWELL q co, Managers
A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
~ % Union square, supplies able AMI accomplished
fessors utors 10 rsss % "a hlI
suited. Call o address Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON
American Foreign Teachers Agency 20 Unlol 5qulra
MISS HESSE, SO West 21st-st., supplies
WI competent teachers tutors readers sing
ousekeepera &c best advice given choice
schools References by favor; Hon Hamilton Fish and
ex-secrctary Evarts
V'EACHERS WANTED.-Ladies. Piano and
singing, Epscop2ian, Higher English. vassar orada.
10 Mrs NJ. j. YOUSG.FULrOS American and Foreign
Teachers Agency, 20 Union square.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal, 1925 y tom Pttsburg coal,
$3.50 y ton: Raymond City COAL 81 % y ton:
block coal, $3.50 v TOM block nut, $3.50 " ton;
BlOssburg coal, So p ton; jackson coal, ga "
ton; crushed coke, 13c p bush: lump coke, liz
" bush; Connellsville coke, l5c y bush.
CANNED GOODS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cans. S9093c: 3-pound.
81 6l.Z5. Peaches-Standard 3-pound, 81. 90 %
220; 3-pound seconds 81. Is 0l.75: 2-pound
standard 81 80 nj 10 Oorn-Polk's 2-pOund cans,
$I01.05; Yarmouth. Sl.3o0135; Revere.
$l.35; McMurray, Sl.2501. 80. Blackber-
RES. 2-pound. $1,000 10; rasDberries. 2-pouna,
S1.45O1.55; pineapple, standard 2-pound 81. 80
~; second DO ST. Pool 40: cove oysters. /.
pound. full weight 81 .050 10: light. 55D7Oc: q
pound-ful. LIS q l.e0; light. 81 050 90 string
beans, 609 95c; Lima beans, 81 a 40; peas, mar
rowfat. 85c0$l40; small. $l.40G1.5o; Holsters.
Sl.70D1.So.
DRY GOODS.
PRTNTs-Albion's. solid colOrs Sligo, American
fancy &c, Aliens fancy &c. Aliens dark &C.
Aliens pink 6l9c, Arnold's 6lac. Berlin solid col
nls 5lsc. CocnecO 6loc. Conestoga &c. Dunnelrs
&c, EddysJOne 6l9c, Gloucester &c. Hartel
& l9c Harmony &C. Hamilton &C. Greenwich
&c, knickerDocker &c, Mallory pink 6 l9c, Rich
unnd 6lac-
BROWN sHEETIFGs-Atlantlc A ESQ. BoOtt G
80, Agtwam &c. Bedford sc. Augusta
:0lcc, Boot AL 7'5e. Continental O &c, Dwight.
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nished by ELLIOTT d BUrLSE. aDstrae5ers of
titles. room No. 81 1Etns Building:
Annie f. MunHon and husband 20
William Il. Evans, lot Sc in Ed
wafds's subdivision of block 8,
Johnson's heirs addition to the city
of IndianaIiniis .. -. $500 $625.oo
Louisa A. Wright and husband to
Mary z. Gibson, lots l and in
Wrght's subdivision of part of out
lot Isl In the city of indianapolis. 1000 90
Harlan Weer aud wife to T.. W. Blair
ana wife. part of lot in Amos d.
KrewsOn's subdivision of lots 10.
20 81 aud % of John TooHg's first
addition TO University Place...,..-- 500 90
owe T. Fletcher and husband TO
Samuel A. Krau, lot 1913 In f. T., s.
n and A. 10. Fletcher's Woudawn
addition To the city of indianapolis. 100000
The Thames Loan and Trust Coupa-
ny 10 Ernst Kattmann, lots l and 2
Ill W. Ii. Mobiles subdivision of part
OF outlet 1O9 in the city OF Indian
apoiis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,625.o0
Ma gle C. Morrison and husband to
James MeHugh, lot 3 in Goes sub
division of outlOt 80 in the city Of
Indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 2,4oo 90
Vlering K. Morris anG wife to Hugh
Baird, lot 81 ana part of lot SO in
second Miley addition to the city of
indianapolis 10000
Conveyances z; consideration .... S27, $50. 90
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Cotton,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.--COtton steady at
10lst; REGENTS. $4,000 bales exports to Great
Britain, 1920 bales continent 1000 bales;
coastwise, 430 bales; Sales 6,000 bales STOCK on
hand, 3l2, 300 bales.
GALVESTON, Nov. 26.-C0ttnu firm; mid
ding, 10 1-l6c; net receipts. 1890 bales; ex-
ports eoastwise, 1890 bales; sales, 965 bales;
stock on hand, $4,000 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Cotton-Middling, Toe;
sales. LOCO bales; receipts, LOGO bales; ship
ments. $500 bales; stock on hand, d, $50 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 26-Cotton steady at Zoe:
receipts, 6,189 bales; shipments, $500 bales;
stock on hand, 5000 bales; sales, 1850 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 26.--Cotton steady and
unchanged middling, l0lsc
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COMFORTING.
E SIS COCO A
BREAK FAST.

BY a thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion aud
nutrltion and by a careful application of the fine
properties of wel-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with a delicatey
favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. 1t IS by the judicious use
of such articles of diet that a constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency TO disease Hundreds of sub
tie maladias are floating around us ready To at
tack wherever there is a weak point. We may
escape many a fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood ana properly
nourished frsme.-fCivil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
in tins only (l9lb. and lb.) by groeers, labelled
thus: JAMES EPPS IL Co, Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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We have had u great Improvement in the
health of our children by the of Swift's
Specific. We had among the children some who
had scrOfula-Dotably one case in which it was
,UNAiIsTAKABLY HEREDITARY
We got snme of Swfu's Specific and gave it to
this case, ana in a short whileitwas cured sound
and well. 1t was as bada case. think, as lever
saw, and had been under excellent physicians
with no permanent benefit. We have been Civ
ing it to all the children as health Ionic. We
have four children and one seamstress who. for
years. have suffered intensely every spring with
Swift's Specific only in small doses as u health
tonic, they all, without exception, passed
through this spring without touch of the com
paint
A young LAZY of the institution, who has been
with us for years, has been troubled with most
aggravated rash ever since she was a child. She
tried all the known remedies that are prescribed
for it, with benefit, but she has been cured by
taking Swifts Specific, and has had no return of
the trouble.
1t is such an excellent tonic. and keeps the
blood so pure, that the system is less liable TO
contract disease. All of the tenchers and chill
dren who are old enough to know agree with me
in believing it is the greatest medicine known.
NY faith in II is unbounded, aud and my
ssJants take great pleasure in recommending it
TO every one. j at all times be found at the
Home, and will take pleasure in seeing or
corresponding with any who is Interested in the
remedy. REV l.. D. PAINE
Orphans Home, Macon, Ga,
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawer B, Atlanta, Ga.
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slow on common and fair grades. But few ship
pers here. We quote;
Exporters, l,400 to 100 fbs. SIS. 5o06 90
Good to choice, 1900 to 1,kOOBs 6O05.25
Far TO med, 1000 1.150 tbs... 375 04.4O
StoeRers and feeders 600 to 900 lbs. 8. 250425
Good TO choice COWS and heifers 80. S.750425
FAIR TO medium cows and heifers. 3o003.6o
Common cows and heiers- ......- 2.0002. rs
veal calves. common to good. ...- 40OD6.OO
Bulls, common to good .-........ 2750325
Hoes - Receipts, 1000; shipments, 300.
Quality only fair market active and TO 1Oc
higher on light and mixed grades. Packers the
principal buyers All sold early. We quote:
select Philadelphias. "a SO04.90
oeiecb heaVy snlpnlng-.------..------ 4.7O14.S so
0oou lSht ana mixed. 4.50 O4.05
sHEEP-Recepts, 400; shipments, 400. But
few offered; market duh and slow sale. We
quote.
Prime 100 lbs and upward - 20 eo64 90
GOOD TO choice, 100 to / Is t6s.....--. 3.4003.70
Fair to medium. 80 to 80 tbs..... 3.O0D3 %
common, dull at Observation-Disclosures. 2.0003 10
D"SA9' pei heao--- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @.VOUo.uO
There will be no market on Thursday-T Thanks
giving Gay.