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Thet.NoanInR be Lost

DIR. HdwiaE, CleriSof the House, complet
ed his labors yesterday at noon. In twenty
foar hours he. fnisled cataloguiag all the
House bills, Joint and concurrent resolu-
tieos; ,esllected all the stationery and prop
erty belonging to -t,as Clerks department
and deposited the SAKE with the State Lii
bCarian. 1t is the frst time for many years
that complete catsicS ne of this character
has been so neatly done. We understand
Dr. Edwlns viii CONG ence indexilg his
Journal in two or thIee weeks. We have
this muOd to gay for. The Doctor-he has
made a painstS king ,sre ;sicient and trust
worthy CLERK and has given uni
VERSA satisfaction. cf@o years ago
the kspubEcant LeGIsletGEe dumped ali the
papers in the LbrariGnS office, and when
I he Sentinel discovered th.t a law had been
p used wiuhan imp ortant clause omitted re-
q riding the taxing OF Express Companies,
10 ing TO the State Treasury something like
$50, 00o or $40,OGC, it was difSealt
to Locate the responsibility because
of the Eaess tat the Legislative
papers were in. Finally, Governor
Porter telegraPhed the Clerkof the Senate,
and he came to the city and the matter was
but the lOss to thesState Treasury
ipmained. We mention the fact to show
lp)w necessary il is &c place al papers and
1t cuments connected with the Legislature
n careful hands, and ,Dr.-EdRins says that
L ~ bill or q scrap of any important paper
: missing
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sk'PBESENT ATOM.
fhe PriDSapsl CLERK Of the Seneoe 4:
Eery-Esnds omely RemeDd cred

A. .. Kelly wa the recipient Cd a present
last night at the haads ct his assistants.
The following pr eseutstioa address by w.
F. A. Smith, Res dung Clerk of the Senate,
will be found INT erestios-
Ma EKl--You will doubtless be surprised az
being SO unce7emoI uoe&y called before us. This
presentation 5ut + ebly expresses our kindly
feelings for peu. / is not beotuse we alone are
your fdends-for { ney are many--tkat we have
gathered here but because We wish IN 'sozze de-
gree 70 shovIsOir a ppreciatton Tor the man whc,
Secretary of the SeDape- has not Hceen
a partisan, 'ut AaS l6sOred for
the good of che whole people,
Irrespective CT part T. TOur conduct has been
manly and courtee us. and Tsu have discharge
the duties of rOSrob ice so we'll that feelI am no
flaIterer vixen ] St y yOE brve WoE thee steam
and respect Of the State Senate, 6Rdall whose
good fortune Il IS to kGow you. No gift we could
make would ufully express appreciation, Of
your worth. I am de. eg6ted bgy Ourfr.en6sto pre-
sent you with ekese Ro dfSsr Ords. They spaS xe
like stars and hope that yORrf Fife will be sseful
as brilliant as this poor detrimental Of our
regards Please aeoep 9 t&enr. and rememl eyt Asl
Won will long remain in our cecoLsssiOns- SIS an
honest conscientious OF Ger and one who 10
high trust discharged his Uty well.
Mr.. Kelly feeling ly responded ses follows:
Ma. Srfr1H.AE, CEST LEMEy-I have no words to
express my feelings / am net worthy Of h is
magnidcentF resent 1 tired my best to discharge
the duties of Ike Office ~ which cleo tedsl v
the Senators OF India "a 40 tfe maenty. ~ 4
have committed any err or IL was OF the 2ead, not
of the heart 4 wanted 90 De fai bful hSAeSt- ana
sincere. If have not zen not are of =.
accept your kind gift, and will always Ienssn-
Der you and yours Aga In ] THANK you.
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Elsewhere
KANSAS CITY. March l2.-The Live stock Indi-

KANSAS CITY, March l2.-rhe Live Stock Indi
Gator reports:
Cattie-Receipts, 2,2OO head: shipments. 100
head. Market lower; native steers of LOIS to
1600 pounds average sold at So a096 80; stOckers
and feeders. 81 2595; cows g. l5a4 Al.
Hogs---Receipts. l 900 head. Market fair and
better; light. Sc 6596 so; mixed, Sc sOs7; heavy,
s. o5,g7 SO.
sheep-Receipts. $50 head Market quiet al
fS 1914 so.
ST. LOUIS, March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., . zoe
head; shipments, $50 head supply chiefly
medium grades, but all sold wellGt good prices;
exporters, S. oo@i 70; good tn choice, S6a6 so;
llRht, % J906; common. S5 O. so: butct1Sring
stock firm; common to fair cows heherat S. 75@
Sc good to choice 81 F0@5; fair to choice steers
. SOg5 80; stockers and feeders, 81 25&5 %
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head: shipments aOC
head. Market steady: common TO medium, So So
gt So fair to good, 81 1895 So; choice to fancy,
s. 1906 IS.
CHICAGO. March l2.-The Drovers' Journal re-
pcrts:
Cattle--Reeeipts, $500 head shipments, 1900
head. Trade active and market irregular: native
steers 1oS20c per cwt lower; exports. Sc 40a6 IS;
e. 406;5 IS; native butchers steady at g. 6OG9 IS
for poor cows Ss SOFA so for fair to ehSfce 81 so
a5 t0for steers; feeders firm at 81 4O5 10; stnck-
ers weak at 81 25Syl As; fair clearance effected
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, 500
head. Light receipts, with sn active demand at
an advance OF lOc per cwt.; all sold early; mar
ket closed firm; shippers the principal buyers:
prime hight, Sc 500 40; mixed S7@7 so; skips,
S5@G Is.
sheep-Receipts. 500 head; shipments. GOO
head. 6emand good and market firm; Sesrsska
sheep sold atS4 50@5; poor 10 fancy mattress, eSd
Is. Eainly atS595 rs.
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ments-Flour, 1000 bills: wheat, A, 600 bu: corn
o.,UV %; oats none; rye and barley. none. At
.eInoon r1oI,,Mheat-Lower and weak: 81 lo54
Corn-Aciiye but lower: SIC March; 5iIfc April
Se@564c May; 56ssc bid June. 0ats-Dull; 1910
BID April; 44c May.
CINCINNATI. March 12-Cotton-Qu but
,ieacy at g4c. Flour-Dull; family, 81 1895;
fancy, So 25@5 IS. wheat-Dull and lower al
81 o9@l 10 spot; 81 IL May. Corn Easier; 55EC
spoi; SlsS51zzc April; 5s55sc May; 6l1zc Au
gust OsIs-In good demand at lower rates at 45c
Rye-Dnll; nominsIly 6sxG651<c. Barley-Qmet:
extra No. fall held at 6S@65c. Pork-Duu OF
SIS 25gls 80. Lard-Weaker at sl1. Bulkmeats-
quiet; shoulders, s. Is; clear NIB, $40. Bacon
Easy: shoulders, S. so; clear rib. SIC S71S: clear
81 . Butter-In fair demand: choice Western
Reserve, 25c; choice Central Ohio, zoe Lfnseed
0il-Quiet at 52@5Se. Hogs-Firm; common and
ngnt; s69I .; backing and butchers, S. 9097 IS.
Receipts. Loco head; shipments. 39j head
MILwAUKEE, March - - fourth fair
demand Wheat-Easier; No. 2 Milwaukee hard.
81 u; No Milwaukee. 81 O.; March. 81 t53{:
ApTll. 81 d61s; May, 81 ll5z: June 81 49,: No 8
DO ssc; No. 4. 75c. Corn-Dun and lower: No.
4SEc; Rye-Lower;s No. l, 6Oc No. 2. SIG. Bar
ley-Dun and lower;No. 3 spring extra 5Is<c
provisiopsoLower. Mess Pork-siS 10 cash and
cash and March; sll so May. Hogs-Firm at S. so
q. 70; dressed hogs nominal at 81 75a7 90. Re-
ceiptsooFlour. 1000 bbls.; wheat, 2s coo bu. !;
wheat, 1900 bu.; corn. 10000 bu.
TOLEDO, March u Noon Board - Wheat
Lower: No. 2 red, spot. 81 IL; April 81 rs;
May, 81 ~; June, 81 1875 July held a. 81 IL:
year, 81 on bid. Corn-Quiet; No 2 spot or
March. SOC; May, 62kc bid. 0ats-Quie;: No 2
May, 451sc bid: Call BOard-whest-Dni, No 2
REQ SPOT, 81 lt14 bid; March. 81 lOs< bid; April.
g. l22s; Nay, 81 Is; June, 81 l55S bid July 81 49,
bid; year. 81 07ss bid. Corn-Dull: No. spot,
eoc asked; March. cbid: April, s9szc; May sl5Sc
Oats-Quiet; No. spot 49c. Recei pts-Whest
1900 bn corn, d coo bu.; oats l,5Oo bu ship
mens-Wheat, 300 bu.; corn, 10000 5u.; oats,
none.
a LOUISVILLE March -Cotton-Quiet but
Iirm at S2sc Flour-Quief and unchanged; extra
family, 8 7594; A No. LA 50@475: high grades.
60 29@9 90 Wheat-Quiet but frm No 2 red
SI iO9l II Corn-Quiet and unchanged; No. ,
white. roc; No. mixed, SIC. Oats-Quiet but
nrm; mixed western. 46c; No. 2, 4Sc. Provisions
Quiet but firm. Mess pork. SlS U.s. Bulkmeats
RPsnouid, re- $! %; clear rb, So So clear $40 S71
Bacon-Shoulders, IS IS; clear rib $40 CO..; clear
sll =. Hams-Sugar.cured. sl2 50 Lard-Quiet
but firm: kettle, s12 25; prime steam, sll.
KANSAS CITY, March ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L,UO bu. shipments, 10 COO bu. Market lower;
No. ? red fall, 9i1aG96c cash; 96c bid April; 99c
Nay. Corn Receipts. IS. coo bu. shipments, l05-
goo 6u; market lower; 445z9451zc cash; 1910
april 4oaEcgiSxc May; 4s1ac bid June. Oats
Slow ;3ic bid cash.
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Drug market.

Market
,t Alco s "a 2Sg2 81; oslomel 75ceN -; cam
s6c; gum opium. % 6o04 70; indigo, 81 00es co.
morphine, IS 5o9s 70. Ofls-Csstor, 81 25@1 so
sweet OIL, 9Oc9sl 70; olive oil, g. 5008 90; berga
mot (6snderson's), q 75@S 90; lemon lSsnder
son'sl, SS259S 50. Quinine, p d W., u f0@l 75
utnohonidia,P. q We tc@sl 90. American bi-csrb
2-oz. packs 81 Is per doz {oz. bottles, Go 60 PEI
dos flove's sulphur, 496c- Turpendne, IS 960c
kngieh yer. red. by bbl., 23zc; less quantities,
sc. Iodine, e2.75e8 90. Iodide potash, 81 65
Gloves, S5940c Rhubarb, 90c @u Is. Windov
glass. 90 and 10 per cent: double land 20 Der
cent on
Iron and Steel Market
Bar lron-sS240 rates; hoop Iron, s. so rates Nor
way ana Swede fron &C rates horse shoe iron, SIC
Horse Shoes-Burden * Perkins. per key IS 90:
mule shoes,S1 per key advance. Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe, and Perkins, per box, IS 90.
Cast steel-Best American, per h., l5c spring:
steel O., tire steel, &c. ealk steel,5c; nachin.
err steel, 688c. Neils-s3 so.
miscellaneous Rzarkets.
Hsmlock sole, 2SoSso; OAK sole, s6Hllc; Penn.
syIysnia harness leather. 37o4lo; harness leatne,
SlSSSo Birdie leather, Per dos, s50972; domestic
ZIP, oO9oOci French Kip S5c1s1 20; domestic CALI
sOe@sl 10; French CALI g. 1851 IS.
Ois- Wequote; Linsoed, raw. $50: boiled,
s6c; lard oil, 70gsoc; miner's' OIL 659s0c; lubri.
l0slsc; coal on, Indiana legal test, 1l@11hc;
1902 test, ll1S9l2c: water white, LOO, 15c.
I1nners 5upplies-We quote:
Best CHARCOAL TN, q, 1oxlz, 1zx2O and 1SaIa,
81 90 per box K, lcx1l 14J70 and 12x12 q 90 psE
box; O lAE2o roo1ns In, IS 90 per box; ,2c12s
ro S1oa a5oc ron aSS sc n ron
TAnisedt IS per cont. discount Sheet Lioo. TIC.
Copper bottoms PSI Planished copper 39g40e.
Solder, 164iSo. Vine. 20 per cent. OF LIT.
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Consumption. Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
hay ing had placed in his hands by an East
Ind i'm missionary the formula of a simple
rem gdy for the speedy and permanent cure
for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, ssth-
ma, aud all throat and Lung affections; also,
pos tive and radical cure for nervous debil-
ity al u all nervous complaints, alter having
tested its wonderful curative powers III
thous .nds of cases. has (elt 1T has duty TO
make 1t known to his uEeTing fellows. Ac-
tuated y this motive and desire TO relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge,
to all W ho desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
prepariu G and using. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. A. II, ,yes, 149 Powers Block, Rochester,
n "
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THE NEW RIsHos.

Rev. Isaac L. Nicholson, Doctor of Sacred
Theology, is Low rector Of ST. Marks, Phila-
delphia, one of the leading Episcopal
Churches of the Quaker City. He is forty
two,years OF age, and son OF Isaac l.. Mich
olson, ESQ.,, who for a long time was at the
head of one of the most substantial private
banks of Baltimore. Or. Nicholson grad
uated at Williams College, Massachusetts,,
and spent the year after graduation in his
fathers banking house. He then en-
tered the Theological Seminary OF
the Episcopal Church at Alexandria, and
upon leaving that institution became assist
ant pastor of st. Paurs, Baltimore. Subse-
quently, at the urgent solicitation of the
Bishop of Massachusetts, he lett that posi-
tor, which was one of great influence in
that zich and fashionable city, to accept
charge of a small Mission Church at Viii
Jamestown, Mass, where he labozed most
successfully for a considerable period for
the special benefit of the students of his
Alma Mater He afterwsrd returned 10
Baltimore to fill the position of rector OF
Westminster Parish, and froca thence was
elected tosucceed, the celebrated Dean Hoff-
man as <scto. of st Marks. Philadelphia.
In his present charge DR.. Nicholson is re-
ceiving g salary of SL5, 600 81 year, while the
Diocese of Indiana only offe rs him 5000 a
year and an O. Episcopal residence. IL is be-
heved by many members of tive Convention,
however. That the question OF aiary WILL not
enter into his decision TO any great eytent
as the Doctor has large private meaas. and
can well afSrd to make the "a crifce IL the
honorable and sscced offies rendered him
offers: in his opinion, field of enlarged
usefulness.
DR.. Nicholson as to personal appearance
IS tall, and possesses the elegant at refined
Eaanners for which the old Maryland fami-
lies are so distinguished. He is preacher
of a very high order of ability, Auellt ex-
teEQore speaker. and a Clergyman who
seems TO have unlimited powers of usel ul-
ness, especially among the poor, in the large
parish of which he now has charge. HIS
tendencies are somewhat in the direction of
High ChSTch, but not t. a sufficient extent
it is believed to repel any churchmen or pre-
vent his efficiency a leader among all
branches of the Episcopal faith.
DIR. Nicholson was Notified OF his election,
bit IS no reply had been received during
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COMM ERClAL.

Bu, ines sEGSEex e yesterssy in the gaae-s
| mark Ms Eoathe, .rE day of the week and zSlle
wells lstaRed. ,I1cs-e lifeLs a. own in dry.good
and Cd " tT,Aiug; q anges are noted. Groeeric
are in Uod rseq u, stscnd unchanged. Drugs con
anue ST ADJ -Sl.ESl changes arc noted in f0zajgr
fruits.
s.<RAIN.
There uas-Gstznzcs doing in sc1reals yestes6ay
In the laI snaCe of .Eif1op Blake. he markets
peciaIly, rzaat vware 'tlumpg. The BoG6e
Trade Giro tRa- says:
Wheat-A wezy fair export deE.znd from ssc
board poini y Bat op-lG iarkets beipS relatively q
higher than nhe4SsaSt 4 makes It Gmposaole fo'
our dealers O,sand aD1 grain sbr0ed at Present
on their oan issEai itips developments.
Corn-Dull endGuiet, e OF much Gss re TO invest
Some little OF Ssa1erlslse. but prices nouinally
sales on call EnauTesoUll.
Nc. 2Rye-D ulLGld mes final: 60e hi1: no sell.
ers :Ss iected b, SIet62c; 10 buyers.
CHI rASa GRkXT REVIEW.
CRIckGo, Mart hiS--rC1esr and warme- weather
both here and vicinity to-day. eoup.ed with
unfavo-able forei ,RSdyicsz served to de- all
the gran markt q khis sElorning. III wheat
trading was only N oteraie,y active, and, feeling
rather ReGk. The uaEket pened at about re
lower and receded e nEOse. and then rallied Sc
and at ab0li O'Clock c7iosaos4c lower tssn on
Saturday. Corn was sksO less active than Usual
and the reeeiF Is were heavy. Tie feeling thrlIgh
out was weskEnd there was disposiraz to
realize. Oats.Rere quiet. @eai-nGnd lower, S1til
toward the close. wber thssre wss a reaction aud
stronger fselingset In. THe deE.and for preSfs-
isons was LghteEd ferines liEzitsd. The masket
ruled weak and pr ices lower e6n all leadieg
articles.
TIE BRITISH GRAIN iTSkoE.
LoSDoS Earch IL The Mack Lsre Express IL
its review OF the British grain trade for the past
week, says: "TheSeeA IS spell of WI try weather
was beneficial TO young and WEAKLY wheat
which being coated with snoV ,a-e protected
Supplies Of wheat, though eurtsGed,, sze in some
what improved eonditsn. Trade is.sloLv and IN
animate. Prices unchIng ed. Foreign trade is
tedious and dragging, the cemand snsl. supply
moderate and rates slightly lower. Eige carg0es
arrived: sales. FOrsEerd trade Is dnsoimate
and weaker. Red sRintsr whe ITS 6s lower.
"E.our Is dull and weaker 18th a large 81 pply.
Prices / shilling lever.
BARLEY and oats unchanged.
Maj has weakened in,yisw of the pr0spsct of |
large supply.
';Sales of English xaseat The past week. e ,le7
uartetS at AS Cd. against 80 0 quarters at zss Cd
Inc corresponding week last yesr."
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-"Now.HeIl md Str0ag."
SzIPMAH, IL.

Dr. r. Z. Pierce. Bn9alo, NY
DEAR SIR--I wish to state that my dsEgh
ter, aged eighteen, was pronounced iueura-
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thought, with CONSUME ton. obtained a
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Fs. reArn Moa-eE and stocks.

LONDON, ,kGE b 12-C0lsOls, l02 316s SeoOEnt,
1O2 sc " .. tet States Ecnds-4%s. IN. x Rail
way St0oxs--. 3l.z os CenIra'. 4S1<: Pennsylvania
Central esi1E EeY York. 81 Z; Erie, Ssss. EE.ead
ing, TX
PARIS. Kax Ii S&-Rentes. S1f SOC.
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Oils.
ANTWERP, March I2-petroleun

ANTWERP, March 12-Petroleum-14c.
OIL CITY, March 12.-Oil-Fluctuations to-day
between 9ihc and 81 COZ; shipments s.. $40 bbls.
charters, TO- 476 hbls.
1ITUSVILLE. March Poll Opened at 95c:
highest, 81 0c3Sc; lowest. esq., closed at 81 OOsIe
shipments, on the 10th and llth, 81 SIS bbIs ;
charters on the 10th, 1916 bills. runs on the
10Th, S9,lS9 bbls.
BRADFORD. Pa, March. l2-Oil-Excited
ana advancing with heavy transactions; opening
ana lowest. s5c: highest, 81 Ol15c: closing Al
81 COZ; sales, 555l,Uu0 bbls.; total shipments
saturday and sunday, Sl,S46 bbls.: charters
10 476 bbls.
PITTSBURG, March II Observation-Disclosures .
united certificates, strong, closed at 81 OO<c; re-
fined, 75s975ze. Philadelphia delivery. Afternoon
session opened weak at 99szc, declined 10 9SsSc
rallied and closed strong 81 OOISc. TRANSACTIONS
aggregated 3,0Og,O 900 bbls.
Whisky.
BALTIMORE, March I2.-whisky-sI 1SLa1 10
ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Whlsky-S1 is.
CINCINNATI March 12-Whisk y-sll4
LOUISVILLE, March 12.-whisky-sl H.
PHILADELPHIA, March l2.-Whisky Steady at
Sis.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-whisky- Steady.
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ELECTED BISHOP OF INDIANA.
Rev. Isaac L. Nicholson Selected Co
FIJI the Important Position.

Yesterday morning the session of the
Episcopal Convention at ST. Psuls Cathedral
was largely attended. After the usual
opening exercises, the ballotiDg was again
while the clergy were solid for
Rev. DR.. Nicholson, and upon the third
ballot the latter gentleman received
the necessary majority of all the votes cast
and was declared Bishop of Indiana, after
which the Convention sang "Gloria in Elk,
eelsis." after which adjournment was taken
until o'clock.
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the gfternc On. the Convention adjourned
until March IS. giving the reverend gentle
n an time &c reply.
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No. Rye-Dull and nominal: Coo bid; no
sellers Rejected. held at &c; no buyers.
Bran-Sseady; els Is bid; no sellers
6hi pstnf-Steady; held at Sl7 So no buyers
Hay-Pnn1e Timothy, held at SIS 90 to arrive;
no buyers.
Yhc Produce Market.
Eggs Fresh. 100 per doz. sell at Ice
B1trer - Cresmay-Tancy, ls9SSo; choice, %
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xssDIaxAPoLIs WHOLESALE nAnxrzs
Flour. 9raan and aay,

EEours 8rnfn and Kay.
Enur-Pat61t, &c 000c -; fasey, rs 1895 IS:
1hoioe. u COOS Is: family. ~ 6094 rs: treble
srDn. cS 75e4sD; double extra. % dos 60: extra
. 2f 81 IS: supernne. "a 9o3s 10; nne, q 7092 IS
lnnnfrr n ll61A 50.
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Hogs-Receipts, S95 head; shipments, 443 head.
Market active; quality very poor; demand strong;
supply not sufficient to I'll the want Of buyers.
This has been the detriment to both packers and
shippers for the past month. and in consequence
packers in measure have been Obliged to sus-
pend operations
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Anthracite coal, &c 90 per ton; Pittsnurs coal,
"a rs per ton Raymond City coal, 81 50 per ton
block coal IS 20 per ton; block NUT IS Is per ton
Jacksonville q 0c Per ton; BE Ssburg coal, Sc %
per ton; crushed coke, 13c per bush; lump coke
!, lie per bush: Gcnnellsv1lle coke. Ito.
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LIVE STOCK.
Tndfanapons lave stocz Harhet,
HTnOu wanna March

Cattle-Receipts. 12f head: shipments, % head.
Market continues active. with demand strong for
all grades, at the following quotations:
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GOVERNMENT skouRrrIE..


Sterling, ngat......... S4S o. g. 90 ll25<
per cent bsnds.--lOi New o. :. a.. 119Z
HofE-The purchasing price fer Government
boada IN Indianapolis varies from the. New fors
O 1oSxtions k<31 per cent.