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n $50 q - nasef,us I eou
C.muiSy1e g bsosspnto, Of. b Of hres
49,. H. onuns1 olpoeA4enD in01ude
- mSnu}s1tuss u 60bUDO fe1 q
lnmhee. 1900 deogs fog export 20 Great
Rritaiu. chip baildiue. shinRle making.
1ourinQ. The manufa0eass 0f ehsutoAls
from Wood, and ms from seeduse. The
eompany hos Q oaVmill a4 Trent, aoo
snntinoR neeS Belleville. DuFtoG ~
Vln0oe slspot 100 meo Alt0Rsshee sse
employed. The company y eiso sn-
eaeod IN tanning and eeOek fahsua. 10
uc5oe % dispose Of the immense aoco
mnIation Of refose, the chemical WORKS
Veee otsftsd, for making Tar. nesnyE
letaA euigifa. acetate Of lime. It,, ana
1900 deal IL Of course used for fusi.
(3eanntfuR Was the latea soheme. ana
.nonuh eooeeao has been rssli1ed IN
mn direction 70 lad N the belief that
n the end Ds.sronso wiii be wholly
l,9hted With good "a f'or hnRs
hriok burners, and an equal number o.
b yiIers arr employed. and the refuse ~
eooves "a 20 sbem BY eyassm Of 1.o-
Unve - = usuh IN such chssA: me
aSdoes n dumped intoa reservoir VITA
: ehoot iron bottom. and shns kep
euuarate from tt,s other refuse. .
1;o1ly elevatod b. the chain AID bookss
ulen. and poured on % OF dryer
male Of horizontal iron plates. some
wha1 in the form Of d,t !. vertsd cOneH,
ssuiono& a. shove the other. Steam
Seeuo0 uuwagd through a tube m Sne
oent,M mart Of the dryer. and ~ dis-
tributed through the hollow 0f tie
49,. -Av.na6 Zach 0ouo revylves
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Nothing IL arbitrary. nothing 10
Isolated In beauty. 1t depends fOrcv-
g 90 the necessary and useful. The
plumage Of the bird, the mimic plu.
inaee Of The insect. hes sIeason Tor
~ rich colors In the constitution Of
the animal. Fitness 10 ~ insepara.
Die ~ accomplishment Of beauty that
Il has been taken Tor L.
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moo up seairs. over smith Z SONS Jew
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LIvUlD NITROUS OXIDE GAS
Wiu ~ administered b The Doctor fos
the pYrpDse u eStrAceias eeesh without
pain. fAhG
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CHRISTMAS GREETING.

Ch!.tpas z canning. Y soon win b here,
u. Sss ss hi. tim. come. y. wan. all
That - Isvs ioss q me candies for the
ssth Of December.
We on ssll you . haskst corn stocking
And thsyrs q strictly pure. and thus
AlsAossA o. God ns'ghbop do price.
Wen 8 hesS end ssu caadiss whs,
thsyrs Cane nom our town.
Thsy CA ess down Tie prices and iajurs
B.s !: ;:y:s Y KIN e.A~. .a.y KIN sA...
W. vil ~ 9 ialr prios~ or he sasas
A. = - 8 r.ia ssAsu juss TO sssld
Saw =, = sH yasross Aoat yss sAiak
J. aae = 3 81; =. g. !r'as a.a kssp'as
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wnAESe.sla.s : o.. f.osery vin u
WI. ss.ay : ~ far =. sAAa .asar ..
~ 49, - psrs = ss.s nessy = ~;
AID Z thsy loss noasy tAsy sssk - -
AnA tAass p,aia proof tAas THAR sesas
So co0e 80 aaa I'll. littls end II, yieA
- Do0G,
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Notice to Shippers.

.~s~s>A FROM DATE AND TN
til further notice, steamer
Gipsy viii make regular
a > semi-monthly trips direct
% New Westminstef. b c., sailing from
New Tacoma On the lst and l5eh of each
month. cali g ct seattle for fright.
C. + Cl.ANCEY, Agent.
A. l. SToREa A. s. OF NOS
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r.. s. o00TN Z CO.

WE rar UNnefssroxRD. HAVE
w 1900 O1eR IL I'm name q
n. Q. Do1ah 3 Ca r. tAs pryese O 81,
umher 900 and city Ion Ie1t with Q for
sale win reoeive The asaenti0o .mertte4
Pefpooo desiring 70 purchase soch Dfopef-
- fYJm = viii b furniahod ID i1fWmo-
tion noooonoU. We Aaveeo had q cx-
I've n @ dky Ioeu 81 f9Di1G. ioDdA
imptuVoa - u1i4Dgov14. - -
hofooo and casT1aess ID readiness % Gve
Quick otspascA 70 euoeomefA N sbevlne
them our properties
LCts Tor caje 81 t. insealnneat Plan.
Cali and examine car Hist cod pFSce4
OfsSce. mt building west Of Post Once.
n. 3. BOOTH.
EDWARD sANDERsON SMITH.
seat e, ". r.. Dec !, 13<1 de- Inn
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IN DIRECT ROUTE TO
SWhatcom. Through By day
light Sssamer ". F. 4unroe lesves q
touching q Utsalady. Laconner and Sam
ish Leave Wha1com for EeFndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves WhatcoD
On Wednesdays and Sundays q q. m.
For freight or passage apply On board.
or to George Foster, on the Yeeler wharf.
CURTIS BROWNFIELD.
no4 Mas.er
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A TTORNEY-AT.LAW. ROOMS Z
"A and q Ycsler.Leary block, corner
Commercial and Mil streets. win prac-
tiD n the Supreme Court q the United
states and Ill the Courts Of Washington
Territory. jo3u
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets,

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Flour dull: receipts,
$4,000 brls; exports, 5000 brs. Rheat-Cash
lots 40 a4c higher; options opened l4c lower, nut
afterward ruled stronger and reacted 2 a 5sc,
leaving off at about outside figures; receipts
IO4, 400 bu; exports, $4,000 lbu; No. 2 spring,
81 Ice; steamer No. red, $l.0l: No red
81. IL q; steamer No. red, $l.l3; No. red,
$l.15 {. o. h.; 81 lSSllssa in elevator; ungrad-
sales of $4,000 Du at $1.141401.141s, closing at
$1.14l2; September, sales OF 56S, 600 bu at
Of 100000 bn at $11sls01. 1874. closing at
S1.l8Ss; November sales Of 10000 bu at
81. 204 81 20%, closing at 81 2os; December,
sales of $4,000 bu at ST. 22ls. Corn-Cash lots
lo0 SIC higher options u a lsc higher and firm;
receipts, 10000 bu; exports, $4,000 M: nm
graded. 81 062c: No. 8, SIC; No. 2, 624062Ac
afoat; 81 061l4 in store; 61lac in elevator;
steamer white, 66l9c: white Western, 6S loe; No.
Q, August. 81 4062lsc. closing at &c; septem-
061%c, closing at 614e; November, 81 la0
81 SIC, closing at 81 3o. Oats steady and fairly
active; receipts $1,000 bu: exports. $500 bn:
mixed Western. 3804Cc; white Western, Al q
soc; No. Chicago, 391. Hay steady and In far
demand. Coffee dub and unchanged. Sugar duh
and unchanged Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Rice nuiet but steady. Petroleum firmer; United
certificates. $l.12; refined 73s17lac. Tallow
quiet at 9-l6c. Rosin firm al 81 550l. 62l2.
Turpentine dull at 38l9039c. Eggs-Nestern
fresh dahl. Pork unsettled and lower; new mess,
SIS 37l9615.5O Cut meats dull and weak; long
en0s e5c Angnst 5sc Ssp praS s'es 30
DS7ec; October S.65OS. 72c; November, $3.50
0957c. Butter quiet and unchanged; others I'M
changed
changed. Wheat steady but weak; ST OO5s0
1.O0a August; $l017s September; Sl.o3la0
.035s October; 81 0l.04Ts November;
$1.O0la01.0Osa all the year; No. 2 Chicago
spring, $1,000; No. 8 Chicago spring, 81 iac;
No. red winter, s1.o6l9. Corn IRREGULAR ana
active at 81 &c cash; 5O7sc August 1890 Sep
tember 40l9c October 47oac November 447ec
all the year. Oats quiet but easy 274 a
2Ssc cash; 274G27ssc August; 26laO26Ssc
September; 2620267ec October; 26le026l4c
ali the year. Rye active and firm at 5S05S i4c.
Flaxseed firm at $l.31 a 80 Provisions-Mess
Dork unsettled ana lower; xl2 660l2.67l9 cash
and August; $l2700l2.72lo September SIC. 80
D12 S2l2 October; $l2 02ls0l2 % all the year
Lard in fair demand but al lower rates. $3.50
zoe cash ana August; S.30d9.32lec Septem-
ner 8 81 a0S 40c October; 8. l0dS. l2loc all the
year. Bulk meats lower; shoulders 6.10c: short
ribs, 7e short clear, 2 SOC. Butter qnie, and I'M
changed Eggs qLet but firm. Whisky steady
and unchanged, Freghts-COrn to Buffalo.
303lec per bu. Recelpts-Flour. $500 brls;
wheat, $4,000 on: corn, 20S,000 bu; oats. 3d.
900 bu: rye, 10000 hui; barley. 525 IN. Ship
inents- Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, 162, 900 ou:
corn. 234, 900 bu; oats, 107, 900 bu.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 6-Flour steady and quiet:
Howard street and Western superfine, rs. 250
3.75; Western extra, $404.75 Western family,
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.

Grain and Provisions at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Regular wheat-Very little
trading, with prices weak and lower reaching a
point SIC under the closing on Saturday, closing
l00 bsc lower than Saturday. Sales ranged at
81 00la0l01 for August, S1Ol7s01.02 for
September, 81 .O3 ga GA for October, Sl.04a0
1,O54 for November, $l.o0Ss01 .Oo7s for the
year; spring $1,000; winter Sl.06l9.
Corn was fairly active, but irregular; the fuc-
tuations were confined to a range of SIC, and
closed Len l4c higher for cash and August, and
lsc lower for Sc ptember and October than at the
closing on Saturday. Sales ranged at 5Ol4051 lsc
for August, 49le05olec for September 4940
1920 for October. 47ss9477sc for November,
44A045c for the year.
Oats very quiet and easier. Sales ranged at
27l40271ao for August, 26la026bsc for Sep
teinber. 264 a27c for October, 26ie026i4c for
the Year
Pork unsettled and weak; opened 12la0
! sc lower, receded 15020c, and CLOSED easy
Sales ranged at Sl2.62l9612.75 for cash, 81 2. G5
0l275 for August, $l2.67l2Gl3 for Septem-
Der, Sl277l20l3l0 for October. Sl2.37la
1910 for November, $l2.021a012.30 for the
year.
Lard was in fair demand, but lower Sales
ranged at 8.250S30c for cash aud August
SS.3009 4Oc for September, S.37l2 soc for
October, 92009.22lsc for November, S100
S.22l2o for the year
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fellows' Hall.
Theo. P. Haughey, Pres't Fl. Latham, Cashr.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug G.
Bankers report an active business in the vari-
GUS branches. Eight per cent. is freely offered
FOR money; loans are restricted to customers in
the best standing Eastern exchange sold as low
as lilo per cent, discount
The New York Money Msrkct-stock Trans
acknowledging Prices OF Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Money easy at 2 per
cent, closing at per cent. .r.
Prime mercantile paper, aa6 per cent
Governments lower,
Railways firm.
State securities dull
Reports of additional troubles in the leather
trade and rumors of a strike by the telegraph
operators on railroads had an unfavOrRble effect
npon share speculation. In early dealings there
a decline of 4 to per cent. in prices, fol-
lowed by an improved feeling and rally of is
as per cent. New York Central. however.
q per cent, TO 1859. Late in the day 1t
was announced that the Vermont National
Bank at ST. Adams had failed, and the bears
again attacked the.narket. In the decline which
followed Wabash common and preferred, Lack
awanna Kansas Texas Texas Pacific and
Western Union suffered the most. Some shares
showed fractional recovery in final sales. As
compared with Saturdays close; prices are 140
lie per cent. lower. In specialtes Alton &
Terre Haute declined per cent, to 65. Chesa-
apeake & Ohio l, to 16, Memphis g. Charleston
1l2, to 80, Mutual Union telegraph q, to 1872,
New York & New England l, to 24l9, Ohio &
Mississippi l, to 81, Richmond & Danville l q, to
81, West Point terminal 1l9, to 80 Oregon,
Transcontinental l q to s5le, and Norfolk aud
Western preferred l, to 37lo.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 2lS,000 shares. as follows: Canada
Southern, $4,000; Central Pacific, 1000; Della
ware, Lackawanna e. Western, $1,000: Denver.
1000; Erie, 1000; Kansas & Texas. 5000;
Lake Shore, 5000; Louisville & Nashville, 5000;
Missouri Pacific. $1,000 New York Central, S.
preferred, IL 600 Reading. 5000; 81, Paul g.
600; Texas Pacific. 5000: Union Pacific, 1000:
Western Union, $4,000; Wabash preferred, 49,
600.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
EXCHANGE AND anvERNMENr sEcrR1r1Es
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.


Anthracite coal, 1878 y ton: Pittshurg coal
S4.25 " ton; Raymond City coal, 81 ton:
block coal, SO y ton; block nut, 50 80 y ton;
Blossburg coal, Sc y ton: crushed coke. lie y
bush; lump coke, Toe y bush; COnnellsville coke,
l5c bush.
CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes-Two-pound cans. So 1900: 3-pound,
81 0l.Z5. Peaches-Standard 3pOund. 81 900
2; 2-pOund seconds. 81. IS a l. 40: 2-pound stand
ard, 81 .606170 Corn-Polk's 2-pound cans,
Sl.10G1.20 Yarmouth. 81 .3001.35; Revere
Sl.3001.35; McMurray, S1.25 nj 80. Blackber
ries. 2-pound. 95c 81. o. raspberries. 2uound
81. 60 pineapple. standard 2-pound S1.60
az: second 40 $1.4001.50; cove oysters. /.
pound. full weight, 81 0l.05 light. 55a7oc .
pOund-full. S1.7591.9o; light. 81 .05 20; string
beans. 90c0l; Lima beans, 81 0l.40; peas. mar
rowfat S5e0S1 40; small. 81 .4001.50; HOLSTERS.
Sl7501.S0
DRY GOODS.
PRINTs-Albion's. solid eOlors 5l9c, American
fancy &c. Aliens fancy &c, Aliens dark &c.
Allen's pink l9c, Arnold's 6l9c, Berlin solid col.
ors 5loc, CocheeO Aoe. COnest0ga &c. Dunnell's
&c. Eddystone 6l8c. Gloucester 5lae. Hsrtel
&c, Harmony &c. Hamilton &C. Green wien
Sc, knicgerbocker &c, Mallory pink 6lsc. Rich
mond 6loe.
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING A &c. Boot G
64e. Agawam &c, Bedford r sc, Augusta
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Total. 1896. sos. 223 Decrease 80 4
Outsider. York 226,49S I45 Decrease 2 .

The week just closed has been one pregnant
with financial disasters, which have disturbed
trade from one end of the country TO the other
The effect OF these financial troubles IS apparent
IN the diminished volume OF clearing house ex-
changes Al the lending centers. Our exhibit ia the
most unfaVorable one, not only as compared with
that OF last week but with that of the correspond
Ing week last year. The aggregate cearings
amount TO $796, sos, 223, against 1925, 5O4 ,7Os
last week, and 81 ,007. 1904 the previous
week. The sum total $796,50S, 223, falls short
az the clearings at New York alone in the cor
responding week last year, by some Sl35, 00O,-
100 The depreciation IA caused, 10 some extent,
" the heavy falling of of AZ per ceut. in New
York. Speculative trade has been exceedingly
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NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Cotton quiet but
steady at 1Ol4 01Olac: futures barely steady; Au-
gust, 10.29c: September. To- &c; October. 10.15c;
November. 10000; December, 1O.11c January,
10.18c; February. 10.28c; March, 10.39c; April,
10.51c; May, 10.62c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6.-CottOn firm: midding
95sc sales, 1877 bales; receipts, 119 bales; ship
ments 35 bales; stock on hand, $3.50 bales.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-The general demand has
been of very moderate character, and selec-
lions of staples confined to necessities. Season
able specialtes doing fairly well, with prefer
ence for prints dress goods, sackings, under
wear, jersey cloths and jersey Jackets. COttons
in light request. Woolens doing fairly well for
duplicate assortments.
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Business of the C,earJne-Hopses

BOSTON, Aug. 6--From the Post: The fol-
towing table. compiled from special dispatches to
the Post, from the managers of the twenty-eght
leading clearinghouse of the United States,
gives the clearanees for the week ended Aug.
4. with the percentage of increase or decrease
compared with the corresponding week of
1890.
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dull. The stock murket has been in a state of
profound stagnation. The movement in prices
has been insignificant. and the amount of bust
ness done more Insignificant.
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Foreign Money and Stock Market
LONDON, Aug. 6-TO-day ia q bank holiday
No market.
PARIS, Aug. 6-Rentes, sof 27l2c.
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3 OIL CITY, Pa. Aug 6.-The petroleum market
opened at Sl.10; reached S1.l3l4: lowest, ST. 10,
and closed at $1.l1a4 The sales aggregated
5,I77, 900 brs. The Derrick this morning gives
the average shipments of the past week as Ca
COZ barrels, while those of the week before were
$3.50 barrels, and the week before that Al, $3.50
barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Aug. 6.--The crude oil
market firm and advancing. Total runs
Saturday and Sunday, 62,S43 bris. Total ship
ments los 789 brls. Charters, 6. 1884 bris. Clear
ances, 4,S66,000 hrls. United Pipeline certf-
Gates opened at $1.10I9. and closed at 81 Il y;
highest price. 81 10; loves, 81. l0l4.
PTrTsBURGIA Aug. 6.-The petroleum market
was firm and fairly active; United certificates
closed at $1.1l4. During the afternoon session
the market more active and trading was
good; opened at S1.10Ss; advanced to 81 .12la,
and closed at 81 TIA.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 6.-Spirits turpentine
firnl at 36c.
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The tea situation presents no features for COM
meut, except that choice Japans are moving
from importers hands at full prices, and that
there is no indication of any weakness here.
Formosas also are in satisfactory position,
though not very active at present, For low
grades there is not much call.
GRAIN.
Tho local grain market is In much the same
position as on Saturday. The Board of Trade
Price Current says of wheat: Local markets
show practically no change since Saturday.
Fairly active at quotations, with rather liberal
offerings; shade lower for some grades. Receipts
very lberal-15e cars reported by inspectors
grading fairly. SeabOard has lost the advance
of Saturday, and closes lower all around. Chi
cago steady for spot. but weaker and lower for
sIiture dalfveries We innate.
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LIVE SToCk.
indianapolis Market.

UNION STocKYARDs Aug. 6.
CATTLE.-Receipts, 300; shipments, 139. The
offerings are of butcher grades, and of fair
quality. Market about steady at last weeks
prices, No shipping cattle on the market to-
day. Eastern adYiees are lower
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COMMERCE.
Review of the Local Grain, Produces and
Provision Markets

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 6.
The local merchandise markets to-day present
no new features; prices range about as on Satur-
day in all departments. Fruits and vegetables
now in season are arriving quite freely, and prices
are steady at quotations. Butter and eggs are
still In liberal supply; prices weak at quotations
Young chickens selling readily at prices
given. Groeers report trade improving, with
their prices in the main steady, Refined sugars
are in good demand; prices easy. Boston pa
pers report the stock in the four ports, IN all
hands, including refners, is $780, $50 tons, against
156,979 tons IN 1882. The crop of Cuba, as per
recent returns, amounts - 4SS,220 tons, againeg
600, 694 tons in SS2, l.. ing off, as compared
with last year, of liz, AVA tons, 1913 per cent
less. The molesses crop is given $4,000 tons,
or l9l3 ner cent. less than previous crop. Re-
gardlng the growing crop, Messrs, q. l.. Deetjen
q co. write that tue weather has been such as
not TO promise larger crop than last year.
Planters have mostly Withdrawn their stocks
from the market, trusting TO secure better
prices by keeping aloof for couple
OF months longer. The coffee trade
is rather slow. nrlces barely sustained. The Wis
IDLE supply OF Rio, sloat and in stock, Is as fol-
lows:
Total stock in New York 22l, 545
Total stock inBaltimore- CT, o31
Total stock in New Orleans. 5l,151
Total stock in other ports. 5000 1207S2
Total stock in United States. S42327
AfioaU from Rio Janerio per
steam to July 81 10000
Afl0at from Rio Janerio per
sail to July 2l...--....--..-- $4,000
AfiOat from Santos per steam
and SAIL to July 2l.......... 1890 205, 300
Total. 547. GOT
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Rye-No. ?, nominal; sn othing doing.
Bran-Firm; sales at Sll.51, to arrive.
Hay-Nothing doing.
Shipstuff-Quet; $12. 81 bid; no sellers.
MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Aug. 4, 1888.
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Wheat.I Corn. / Oats. | Rye.
Elevator A. 68,8O0l 100000 1900 500
Elevator B.. $1,000 10,400l 3,l00l 11,lOO
Capt'l Ervat'rl 20.0o0i $1,000 .-.>.. .....---.
West Elevat'r. $4,000 l7,800I $500 $500
Elevator E. -......-
-------I----
Total. 212, Sool 53, 200 25.30O I4,lOO
Corresp'g day
last year l151 900 $4,000 1000 5000
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTy-FoUR HOURS
Wheat. push ----..-...--......-..54,0 600
Corn, bush Observation-Disclosures. 900
Oats, bush. 800
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Chicago. st Louis & Plttzbura.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

S INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-PosrAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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IRON AND STEEL.

Bar iron (ratesl. s.. 25 horseshoe bar So. 25;
Norway nail rod. SC; German steel pillow sab. &c;
American drill steel, l5c: Sanderson's tool steel,
Sc; tire steel, 4c; spring STEEL 7c: horse shoes,
y keg. $3.50; mule shoes, y keg, $3.50 horse
nails, y box, Sd. So; cut nails, 10d and larger,
S3 20 y keg: other sizes at the usual advance
TIMERS 5UPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin
&c, 1Oxl4. 14x20.l2xl2, 1925; IX,10Kl4a4x20,
andIX l2x12. SO %; &c, 14x20 roofing tin, sc. rs.
&c, 20X2S, S13 SOFIA: block tin. In pigs 29c; in
bars. soc IrOn-27 iron. &c; 27 iron, Tex gal
Copper bottoms. sic. Planished copper, 39c.
Solder, l50l7c. Wire, 40 p cent. of list.
PRODUCE
BUrTER-Creamery. fancy. 20022c: dairy Sc
rcted, l5917c; choice country, 10012c; poor
10 fair. 60Sc.
EGGs-1OLo0 i lqe.
FEATHERS geese, $50 p u; mixed duck,
COARSE p 10.
HoNEY-22024c in and 2. 10 caps.
PoULTRY-Hens. lie v ~ ROSTERS. &c p n.
ducks. So p doZ; geese, IS " dOz: turkeys, 10
6l1o p 10. Young chickens, lie y III.
WooL-Tub-w and picked. 33 035c I'M
washed. medium ana common grades. II IN good
order 81 023c; unwashed fine, l7D20c fleece
washed. II light. well-washed and in good
order, 2703Oc; coarse and coarse Cotswod 69
lSc bury and understandable according To
their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prme steam lard Sl4c
Short ribs. 6Ne. Sweet picked hams, 12c;
shoulders, sac.
JoBBING PRIcEs-sugarcured Hans-Ten to
IL fbs average, l4l4c: Is fbs do, 14c 17l9 fbs
10, 1880; 20 ms do l3loc. Breakfast bacon. lac
BOnelesS ham, Ice. Shoulders, O14e, California
name. 81 nc. Dried beef. 22e II. Porter & Co.'s
brand, Sc. Bacon-Clear sides. l0i 0c. clear packs
10 l9c. Picked Meats-Bean pork, clear y bri 200
lbs, S21; extra mess and ham pork, y brl 200 lbs
S17 Family beef. $40. Observation-Disclosures red
eat, in tierces. 1Oi9c; III half brls. lie. Lard oil
ID tierces, SOC v gal. Sausage Bologna, IN
cloth, 7l9c; in skin, Sc.