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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
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V oTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Ohioc a: Est Saginaw,
S-pt nth tSs3
Notice is hereby given that m" following M
- Seitor has III, Il mol Ice of hisiIte ton to max"
anal proof in support of nj, cl1im and that sHi |
proof will lie made before the heEi>' er Of ii G
Z. :. Laud OliCs al East Saginaw. on the .tth
lay Of October. 1851. ,is: Orvill J Boil cf
Crawford Go, Mich for tic c 9 Of sec. 30 Up =
> west.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove h;s
continuous residence upon. and cultiyati ION Of,
said land. VIZ:
r-Steward HUT. John p Hildretr, William
Woodwin. Charles HUT. all of Pere Cheney p q,
Crawford Co. Mich.
CHARLES pOUOHT:. Register
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
A TERRIBLE STRUGGLE.
A MAN AND BEAR FIGHT TO THE pEATI

MAN AND BEAR FIGHT TO THE DEATH
Last Thursday afternoon Samuel
Flynn was gathering backberries back
of Mrs. Balls farm, on Mullet Lake,
whom he canie across the dead body of
IA man partially restiag on iog, az
O'Clock. Mr.. Flynn at once started
for town, and about 10 o'clock notified
Sheriff Harrington. Yesterday the
sheriff, accompanied'by DR. Perrin and
}ua,lae tiie went np r1 aoid au u-
.que-t. II tproyod 10 - the body OF
man named DeveIeauA, who lived in
that vicinity. There was evidence of
n struggle with some animal, and search
revealed the carcass of bear, and the
examination of the dead man showed
that he had made a hard struggle for
his life. 1t is supposed that Devereaux
had started out berryiDg, taking his
gun along. and that while loo king for
berries had come across the bear and
shot him, the ball passing through and
breaking one of the bears shoulder.
The man was terribly bitten on the
arms, shoulders, neck, side and lower
part of abdomen. From his position
when found il is thought that lle man
aged TO crawl to the log and rscline on
il, his head resting OH one of his hands
The rifle showed several marks of the
bears teeth, the ramrod being bitten
and broken. AS no ammunition was
found gpon his person 1t is presumed
that he only took the loaded rifle with
him and was not expecting to encoun-
ter SO terrible fos. The man was 50
years of age according TO his state.
ment. The verdict at the inquest was
to the effect that the man had died OF
wounds inflicted 10y n bear. Northern
Tiibane.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Ofllcc at Reed C'ty. Mich,
Sept Eth. fSS3
" tce is hn'rly given trrt the 'olh wing named
settler has flcd notice cf ais intention IN make
final r'of in support Of his claim. and that said
proof viii lie made before The county clerk e
Crawford County. ut GrayliuP. IN Thu doy
Nov. LIST. viz: Henry Ffrv. homestead entry
No 1853. for the n T. q see !. &c n = 3 ".
Tie names the following witnesses r. y Owe his
coniinu' MS 'csidcrce Upon and cultivation of
said land viz:
J Il TArhell I.uthcr y Smi', William \ Mas
terS. fuNtu Eut. au Of IRA NIiE 4.
Crawford county Nich
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20

State OF Michigan Crawford County. IS.
In the Circuit Com for 1t county of Crawford
In ChanCUy.
ELIAS q. GGLDON Compls nant,
EIlZA \. GORDON. Defendant
SG.t pending in the Giro uit CCu'' for tn Cun'y
OF CIawfo. q, in Chaic"ty. et G. Y hg. NJ h, Ca
tha 18Th day of Au.;tt {. y. Il. 10
IL satisfactorily Lpcaling 10 tilis coht ~ an
daYit on u q that tine defendant. Ella a. t'ri-
don. is NOT a iesiden- OF thIs state, but reside
nt Ailis N. N the state IF Hin ois on mCti, n .!
Main j. Cpnnue. onplliuaHt's solicitor II /, OF
de:cd tnat The sal deitnd mt r. i2t \ Gu!drn
canse har arIeai ance u c entelt he en- VIII
IN three months f., IN the date of IN S order. anu
H. case of her appearance that She cause hcr az
S,yeI 10 ruiupnlndhts Iii of conf iiEt T. ht
fiieW anU tt Nv tNftt
complainant w,.hin twenty days after SCI vice cl
ucr nt a copy of said h,li and nuiict tn IS order:
aud tAat in default thereof $ I'D b.li be taken AZ
confessed ny the said uun-icsidcnt de- c1dalt
And Z is ia ther rdricd. that within tive n'l
daVs after the date hereof. tine "a conn iainaht
ca, ~ a nutice of tiis order To- Ice publn ht q ~
the Crawford Avalanche. Il pcWspa per printed
pub.ishrd and calculating IN said county, a. d
lint such publ alton br continued therein al
least once IN ea n week FOR $ weeks IN slccer-
sion thai he "a use cory of this order 70 be per
sonnlly scr. cd IN snid noii-resdedt dct"rdlnt AZ
least twenty days before the above time prescrlb
ed fer lcr app, a"nbcc. -
J. j. TUTTlE Circuit n d 70.
MIN :. CCN%INE. Gus lGwi
nuiainaLt's solicitor.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
NOTICE FOR PJ Eli cATION.
Lard once at East Saginaw,
GrrI III IA-4

Lard once at East Saginaw.
sept tn. 1853
Notice is hereby given hatthe foliowif named
settler has filed notice OF his intention ~ make
final proof in support of his claim. and tlat said
p: oof will l. made before the county Il 'rS of
Crawford county Mich II tirayling. on the 26th
day of October. lSSl viz John Shanks. Of CIaw-
ford county, Mich, for the W q of see %. tip
% IL. rev
He names the following witness cs 10 prove his
continuous residence Upon and G. it.yation of said
land viz:
wheaton York. Jchn Trask W Grewett. v :
Eo!den, all # Eosccmmon p O, RoscomInon Co,
Mich.
CHARLES IOUGHTY, Register
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
TCRIU PUBLICATION
Land ONCE at Feed city. 'rich.,

Land Ohice az Feed City Ffch,
Sept. 9th 1881.
tcc is hn'e' given that the following ram
cd set Ter hat g hlCd 'Gtsrp Cf is intC' ten to
make huai rr OF ia support Of his = i'm. al Il
thai said nroo' viii be- ''iittr before the county
rlc~l. ~ c awt. I'll count, at ."aylins on Thurs
day. O,t. - H.. $50. VIZ. Villain II. James, VI
r. No sI'i t'r the u " Qser IL ( - nr 4 W.
He names The tollownr witnesses to r We his
continuo"s Ics d,nce upon and cuiti alton @.
sid land VIZ:
John Cat. ptah Mile. 1ames Quaacc
Melvin Hacerman. ali os wellington p o, Craw-
ford county Nj, h.
EDWARD STEVENSON. Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20

Tie headquarters for majolica and
fancy ware is at Bliveu e. Edgcumbe's,
ever bsought TO Grayling.
Messrl Judson Bros, druggists,
brighton, says: I'VE have n large
sale in Browns Iron B,tters, and find
it giving good satisfaction.
We will send the AVALANCHE TO new
subscribers TO Jan. for 30 cents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
81 900 Forfeit.

Having the utmost confidence In its superiority
over oil sthers. and SITTER thousands of tests Of
the most complicated and sev.rest cases we could
find we feel Justified in Offering 10 forfeit SllO
cnga h9arsoness bronchitis crnrffn ution IN Us
early STAGES. Who ping e,ugh aIu -'' i'-tr.,.-
the throut aud lunss. cNCcp a-;Iu.- NrlCh
we cnly claim relief that We can't ,'irc with
Vests Cough Syrup. wien taken aceOrdi X To
irections Sample bottles - and 10 cents; large
bottles al; Genuine wrappers only in blue, sold
by all druggists or cent by express receipt of
price. John c. West & Co, sole proprieto.s, lsl
and Is3 w. Madison 81 Chicago. III.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20

t,e mtu ,>ao t."a les Ar.s ,ua
brings trade 10 town by advertising eA.
tensively and otherwise, is the valua-
BILE business man for the town; not
the man who sits down, sucks in what
he can of the general business of the
town. While the former is the sort of
merchant that makes town grow and
adds TO the value Of its property, the
latter will aake il go to seed and prop.
erty depreciate every time The form.
or is the man whom all good citizens
should patronize they should add to
his property by their trade, because he
adds to theirs 10y his method of doing
business; for whatever iralles "a town
boom adds to the value of all property
i'm the town.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
SOUTlIWAE D.
NOTICE.


East Saginaw August II. tsS3.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this flee ty
George \ VIII ans agaiasi @. CTR No, to. al All
dpning his h,m mest cBt V No 3N 3, d..ttd !ur"
2hh. iS-g mp al the s II u wqg.l W = a I
section -, township - n. range west. in GRAY q
ID county Michigan. win vtw To- the cane e.
lati m OF said entry: the sad pa'tioS are he'ehy
summoned 30 appeal At this uil"o on the 2lI
day of September. iSs'. at two o'clock p. III.
rcsrond and furnish tcs. .imoty concerning ssi.
ale sed abandonment.
a3J CHARLES Do UGh1l. REGISTER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Last So rirRW
Gnn.A.n.a l.ur I'LL 1907

Land Office at East Sa rirRw
September lth, 1883.
Notice l. here by given that the following
named settler hus filed notice of HIS intention to
make tinalp proof in support of his clai,u. and
that said preof viii he made before the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court at Grayug Ola the LIST day of
November 1882. viz: Charles A. Iugerson of
Crawford Co.. Mich. for the W fri . n q and c
fri n W q of sec q TIP ri n west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of.
said lard. viz:
Henry Filley, Luther \ Smith, J. r. Tarbell.
Phillip NJ sshcr, all Of r yling. Crawford Co.
Mich
CHARLES DOUGHTY, REGISTER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20

~ A week made at home by
& the Industrious. Best bus
n / i mess now before the public.
~ Capital not needed; we will
start You. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere to work for us.
Now is the tiI.c you can work III spare
time, or give your whole time to the
business No other business will pay
you nearly as well. No one can fail iltt
make enormous pay, by engaging al
once. Costly outfit and terms free
Money made fast, easily and honora-
bly,. Address True & Co. Augusta, Me
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
\ olIcE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lard fire At rast ea'ihaw

Lard fire At Fast sa'ihaw,
August = Ia. 1853.
Fot'ce Is hr"c' given that b. following
namel S'tle- hlf nlod notice 4 H.. intention u
male nf'al proof n slpport Of his claim ond
that said pro0f viii e2 made before the County
{ leil, q. Crawford county hiCh AZ GlpyIfg, on
the Cth day O,tobeg. 1913. viz: Henry G. Me
inlcy, oi aging. aw.O q county, Mich. for
(, e'il II W q. and nee additJ@al, sec. Is
tp. s6 nr2 " fs,.
lie names The following Witnesses a. prove hls
cortrL, lr esiGchce upon, and cultivation Of
50 Il iand viz.
;. 9 anwick Jasvcr g. We t. Da' III London:
lie ~ bur.a al o. Gray ing y o, Crawford
equity, Lich,
CHARLES DovcuTY, Register
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
II y the AVALANCHE to January 1st
for 20 ceats.

The cheapest glassware is po'iti' ely
found at Bliven & Edgcumbe's.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20

State Of Michigan. Crawford County. 50.
In che Circuit Cont for Ee county of Crawford
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-09-20
REPAIRING q Speciality.

.-Fg7 Remember the plaee-Front Of
kanson's Har waie store, Mich
Avenue, Gray ing, Mica.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-The Drovers' Journal re.
ports: Hogs-Receipts, %, 000 shipments, {, 0o0
The market was dull and 10O15e lower; packing
hogs, $470054 49, heavy packing and shipping
50. 90 $3.50; light bacon grades, $475G5.40;
sbips, So OATS.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000: shipments. 2,1OO. The
market was weak; export cattle, $4,000; good
TO choice shipping steers, $5.4o06; common to
medium, 81. 25 05 %.
sheep-Receipts. 1000: Shipments. 1000. The
market steady; inferior to fair sheep, 80. so
al cash: medium TO good, $4O460; choice TO
extra, "a 2505.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. .-Cattle-Reeeipts, 500;
export steers, Sc. rs a 75;0 heavy 600 55:
light, vi .S5 $3.50; good butchers steers "a %
40; cows and heifers, $350O4.50 Texans,
Sheep-Recelpts, $50; shipments, $50. The
supply was scarce, and little done; medium to
good So 25 a 4; prime to extra. 81. 2505. 700
Hogs-Tbe market unsettled and slow;
light $5.1005.20; packing So. 20D5.55; butch
ers' TO extra, $5.500575 Receipts, 5000; ship
ments, 900.
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, Beeves = Receipts
none. No demand for stock carried over from
yesterday; dressed beef dull and lower at 10c
for common 10 choice city slaughtered; Export
ers used 40 live cattle and 500 live sheep,
1920 quarters OF beef, and 22e caroasses of NUT
ton,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, s, 900. The mar
ket was slow; common to good $4O550 " cwt;
prime to extra, IS 1906. 25; lambs, IS. 25 06 rs
Hogs-Receipts, 1000. The market was dull
and easier for live hogs az $5.5005.S0 % cwt.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 27.-The Live Stock In
dicator reports Cattle-Receipts. $50. Market
in light supply; shipping slow, butchers steady;
haf-breed polled steers, averaging 1,2S0 i6s
sold st $5.45; butchers and feeders, Unchanged
Hogs-Receipts, 1,600. The market steady at
a decline. hsHf oi0 ~ ttls :. d.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 450. The mar
ket was quiet and unchanged. ..,.,t. ..
EAST LIBERTY, Dec 27.--Cattle-- Receipts,
1.6 10; nothing doing, feeling same as yesterday.
Hogs-Receipts 1895 market fair; Philadel
phias. $500 0e.20; Workers. Sc. 3585.50. 5s"i
Sheep Receipts, 600; market slow and moth
ing doing it
CINCINNATI. Dec. 27.-HOgs easier; common
and hght. S4.1505.40; packing and butchers,
So. 1880. Receipts, 1906 shipments, $50.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 27.--Hogs, lower at 1886
05.40. . -...., s-,t .... .|.s
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
A Slight Improvement in Local Monetary
Affairs.

Slight improvement in Local Monetary
Affairs.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 81.
Financial matters were somewhat improved
yesterday, and, while the demand is light, COM
psrativey speaking, it is heavier than it was
last week. Bankers are discounting freely at 7
0S per cent, and report an abundance of lOana-
BILE funds. New York exchange sold between
banks at CSC premium per $1,000 and closed
with SOC asked.
New York Stock Market Weak and Lower
NEW YORK, Dec 27.-Money is easy at 20
219 per cent, closing offered at 21203 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 506I9 per cent.
Government bonds were strong.
Railway bonds were firm.
State securities were steady.
The share market opened generally lower, but
before the first call an advance of la 81 per cent.
took place. Union Pacifics, Changers, Manitoba
and the Canadian Pacific were the strongest
shares. After IL, Western Union was decidedly
weak, selling down III, to 73lo. The general
market declined in sympathy. From the time
mentioned until the close, the market continued
feverish and lower. Wizards were the feature
of the afternoon trading. Oregon " Transconti-
mental fell off from 37ss to 34Ts; Northern Pa
cifc, 2G 80; preferred, 56l4 to 53la, and Ore
gOn Navigation, 102 to 100. These shares were
heavy on the report tn at the Forthcoming Ore
eon & TranscontinentaI statement would show
the company had recently issued S1o,oo0,0o0
in bonds and had given bonus of Northern
Pacific and Oregon & Transcontinental shares
TO the syndicate that took the bonds. The re-
port was subsequently denied by the investgat-
ing COMMITTEES aud officers of the company.
Changers were also depnessed on the rI1mor from
Chicago that the B. 81 o. would not be represent
ed in the Iowa pool conference.
In the loan department, Northern Pacifcs,
Union Pacific, Louisville & Nashville and New
York Central were Hat. As compared with last
nights close, graneers. Wizards. Central Pacific,
Lackawana, Louisville & Nashville, Lake Shore,
Michigan Central, Erie, Union Pacific Wabash,
and Western Union are Il to 23s per cent. lower,
while Manitoba, Pacific Mail, Canada Southern,
Canadian Pacific, Denveg and Kansas & Texas
are le to So higher. O., CT. c. & l. rose to &c and
Oregon g. Transeontiuental to 90.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 100000 shares. Delaware, Lacka-
waifHa & western, $4,000; Denver ~ Rio
Grande. $4,000; EIse; $4,000: Kansas & Texas
5000; Lake Shore, 5000; Louisville g. Nash
Vile, $4,000; Missouri Pacific, 7,000 North
western, 7O0O New York Central, 5000;
Northern Pacific, 10000; Milwaukee IL St.
Paul, $4,000; Union Pacific $4,000; Western
Union $4,000; Oregon 81 Transcon 5inental 49,
600; Canadian Pacific, 5000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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COMMERCE.,
Dizziness the Characteristic of All Mercan-
tile Markets.

Dizziness the Characteristic of All Mercan-
tile Markets.
INDIANAPoLIs, Dec. Of.
Aside from trifling demand for groceries,
there is no business in the Wholesale markets
worthy of extended notice. Cofees remain
steady and sugars firm at quotations. Foreign
fruits are steady, but early decline is antiei-
pated Dry goods duh and inactive There
are no indications of life in any department.
Leather remains firm and unchanged. Iron is
dull, but jobhers look to early advance in
nails. Eggs are lower under heavy receipts.
Butter ie poor in quality and prices unchanged.
Poultry is lower. Turkeys are in demand at 9lac.
GRAIN.
All markets were dull, weak and lower yester-
day. The Board of Trade circular says:
Wheat-"slumpy" about covers the situation
in the home markts; evidently buyers don't
care to invest and sellers have very little to
offer, so that the condition is duh, weak and
lower. Arrivals continue light and unsatisfac-
tory. generally grading badly. MiIlers seem to
be pretty wei stocked up, and appear to be sell
Rrs rath er than BUYERS, in some instances. The
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Instruments fled for record in the Recorders
office of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at 3 o'clock P. M. Dec. Of, 1888, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, absJracters OF
titles. room No. g. Euna Building:
A. Lon. Krewson and wife to Amos d.
Krewson and wife, lot 70 of E. t.
Ftetcher's subdivision of part of E.
7. & s. K. Fletcher's addition to In
dianapos. ....................... 100000
Amos ID. Krewson and wife TO Amos
l.. KrewsOn, part of lot in Il. X.
Fletchers subdivision of outlot "a,
in Indianapolis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10000
Hannah G. Lelewer and husband to
Wilhelm Buschman, lot Ill Vaien'5
subdivision of square 81, in Indian
anpolis 10000
Henry W Cook and wife to Charles H.
Cook, part of the northeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter OF section
containing 40 acres ..e.... 10000
Joseph A. Moore and wife TO the First
National Bank OF Indianapolis, No.
2,556, lot 81 in GiDsons subdivision
of lot 20, also lot 10 in William A.
BelPs subdivision of part Of block
26 in Johnson's heirs addition to
Indianapolis ..................... 100000
L1ndley VintOn to T. O. Vinton, lot L
in Vinton's subdivision of part of
lot In st. Glars addition to Indt-
annapolis. -......................-... $4,000
Irenias NJ. Hoffman to Emily K. Hoff-
man, part of lot SO in Ovid Buffers
addition to Indianapolis. ......-.... 10000
COnveyances, 7; consideration. :. $40. $1,000
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OILS.

! OIL CITY Dec 27.-The petroleum market
opened at 81 1874; highest point of the day,
$l.135s; lowest, 81 1878: closed at S1.l3le Sales
to-day aggregated 1,949.00O brls. Cearanoes
yesterday, 6,604,o00 brls. Total runs, satur-
day, Sunday. Monday and Tuesday I8335
brls. Total shipments, As. 391 .brls. Charters,
1881 brls.
BRADFORD. Dec. 27.--The crude oil market
was steady. Shipments and runs not reported.
CHARTERS, 1881 brls. Clearances to-day, 6,134,-
600 brls. United pipeline certificates opened
to-day at Sl.13ls and closed at SI.l3ls; high
ESD price, $l.l3ls; lowest price, $1.l3
PITTsBUfsG, Dec. 27.-The petroleum market
was dull and heavy; United pipeline eertiff-
Gates opened at Sl.13le, advanced TO 81 ID a.
and closed at $l.l31s. 4.f0-
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ruary. 10. SOC; March, 10 74e; April. 1880; May,
1104c; June, 11.1ac July, 1L30c; August
1880; September, i1.04o.
The Evening Post says Culture deliveries
were in fair request, but to great extent for
changes from early into later months. There
was decline of .020. 03c, soon followed by an
&C rance of .03GD O5c then lightly fiIctuated FOR
January; steadily held for February. On third
call only 700 bales found buyers. January,
1033c; March, 1o.72c; July. 1920.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 27.-Cotton dull and un-
cha
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Foreign Money ana Stock cyar,.at

LONDON, Dec. 27.-6 p. M-GovePnmen bonds
-Consols for money. 100 11-16; account, 100
1916. Railroad bonds-Pennsylvania Central,
160; New York Central, 1863, Erie, 1925; sec
Onds &c. Reading, 1885.
PARIS, Dec. 27.-Rentes, 75f SOC
ANTWERP, Dee 27.-Petroleum, 22k
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Flour quiet and an
changed. Wheat opened in good demand but
at lower rates and 3sc lower, and closed l4c
under yesterdays prices; sales Tanged
Regular, December, 9514096c, closed at gee;
SFv s lc closed at e71tc Nav 81 oss
l.04la, closed at $1.041s. Corn in active de-
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NEW YORK, Dec 27.-Coffee- lots fair
Rio quiet options opened strong, but later de-
clined 1920 points, closing barely steady; sales
10.75c; 5000 bags February at l0.7501O. $50;
1880 bags March at 10s5Dl09 5c; $500 bags
a pril at 10.90O10.95c; $500 bags May at lilo.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Business exceedingly
limited. Market quiet.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 81
CATTLE-Receipts, 100; shipments. SO. The
quality of the offerings continues to be common;
the market is dull and slow on that class. But
few shipping grades here. We quote:
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visible" comes up smiling again, with over
100000 bushels of an increase, which. while it
is not quite so large the preceding week,
"'twill do" Over 81, SOC, 900 bushels OF wheat
Sin sight is a ''eetle too hefty" weight for the
able speeulator to lift before he can boom this
cereal to any great extent in the near future.
The East is lower all along the line, New York
declining SEC. Baltimore the same, and Chicago
going one better by breaking off q to 5sc. We
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CINCINNATI. Hamilton and Indianapolis
Dayton and Toledo 400 am
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
Cunnersvine Accommodation. 4i30 pun
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
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