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CHINA.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Hong Kong dated the 18th inst. reports
that Tonquin is In state OF anarchy. The
French have captured and hanged many
marsuders, bands Of whom lowered about
and fred on the outposts. Nevertheless
the outposts are fred on nightly.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 13.-An Els
worth, Kansas, special says: "a worthless
fellow, named Jones, stabbed his wife four
times with butcher knife Thursday night.
She had refused 10 live win him. Ply.
sicians say the woman cannot recover.
Officers are pursuing the murderer
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Serious Collision.

ALBANY, July lS.-The special mail and
express train on the Central railroad
collided with I deraled car at Schenecta
his morning. The engine was wrecked.
Edward Wemplc, the engineer. had his
head crushed and 1t il thought he will die.
Wemple was one of the oldest engineers on
the road,
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A Vessel Burned.

HAVANA, July lS.-An English steamer
ha, Just arrived with the intelligence that
the steamer Niagara, Of the New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship company, and which
left New York on the It'll for this port, had
been burned off the coast Of Florida. The
passengers were all saved and brought here
hy The above mentioned English steamer.
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The Continentals.

CINCINNATI, July 13-'rhe Continental
Guards of New Orleans arrived this after.
noon from Indianapolis, and were escorted
by Curriers' band to the Highland House,
where they give three entertainments.
They would have been accorded military
escort II the local militia had not been away
In camp.
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KILLED hy q Powder Expio.iou.

WILMINGTON, Del. July 13.-Twenty.
Ave hundred pounds Of powder exploded in
the press.room Of Dupont's powder works
this morning. Thomas Pearl, foreman Of
the press-room, and Patrick Haley, .
lsborer, were killed. Alexander Billiugs-
Icy, another labossr, was injured.
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A Com mission Appointed

WARRINGTON, July 10. The President
has appointed Byron Andrews, Of " ashing.
ton Win, II. Bridgman, Of Stamford,
Conn, and Dudley f. Phelps, OF New
York city, u commission to examine and
report upon the twenty. five miles of the
Northern Pacific railroad In the MissouIa
division Of Montana.
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Killed While READING the H,hle

ALBANY, y. Y, July ID Mchae
Poets, aged seventeen, while reading the
Bible yesterday was struck by lightning and
killed
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A Presidential Wait.

CHICAGO, July l3.-Don Marco A. De
Soto, President Of Honduras, Central
America, acco npanied by the members Of
his cabinet, arrived here this morning. A
committee Of the Board Of Trade met the
party soon after their arrival and rendered
them an Informal reception on the floor Of
Chamber Of Commerce.
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Run Ashore.

HALIFAX, July l3.-The steamer Cas-.
piau, from Baltimore for this port, on en-.
tering the harbor this morning In a fog
went ashore near Meagber's beach light at
low tide. 1t is expected that she VIII get
off without damage.
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Disastrous Storm.

ALBANY, July 1S,-A disastrous hail,
wind and rain storm occurred four miles
west Of this city Thursday afternoon.
Fields under cultivation were devastated,
fruit trees stripped Of fruit and there are
washouts on all sides.
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CHICAGO, July ID. Late Thursday night
Lizzie Robinson, . nieos Of Ralstou, the
San Francisco millionaire, for years u
courted and admired belle, but later
brought to degredauss by opium, attempted
to kill herself with lAudaaun. She 10 re-
ported vi deaths deer.
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THE MARKETS.
JULY 10, 1888.
CHICAGO.


CATTLE-Eyports s. SOFAS %; good to
choice Shi,.i i"r = 40G15 70; common to
fair, u .oGJ 30 butchers, So S06
4 So; Texans, 50 75Gr5 10: stockers, $3Ca5.
Market fairly active at t0Cd15c lower.
HOGS-Quiet and slow; 20G53Oc lower.
Light 80 lOl66 10; mixed packing 81 7Oa
5 10; heavy packing and shipping IS o06
So.
CATTLE-Export steers % T5tla5 90; good
to heavy do So 3ON05 90; light to fsir "a IS
6p5 TO- common to medidm "a AO44 IS /;
fair to good Colorado S40n5 so; south vest
s. 75C64 So; corn-fed Texans "a arab gb;
light to good stockers 50 60l13 50; fair to
good feeders "a 0ctd4 rs; common 10 choice
native cows and heifers SO 25too4 IS; scala
wags OF any kind 81 75t13 90.
SlIEEP-Common, medium and light
s. 25CG3 40;. fair.to good So SOFAS IS; prime
So S5t64 %. fair to good Texans 81 500
3 Is.
HOGS-Active at advance OF 15c for
Workers with sales at 81 5015 90;
hcayies Of all description dead duh at s. IS
as 10 for mixed packing, and 5000
D 80 for butchers and PhiIadelphias; skips,
culls S46a4 Is.
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Killed by an EXP o ZION.

LUDINGToS, Mich, July Is. -HoAgstrom
Il Cousins shingie mill, near Custer, was
blown to pieces Thursday, by the explosion
Of a boiler. John Mcintosh was killed and
several others seyerelY injured.
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Speer's P. J. Sherry.
$500 REWARD!

WE will paw the above reward for any " Liver Compan
Dyspepsia Sick Headache Indigestion, psun Co,tvsne
with Wc,pt Vegetable Liver l when III. dtce
tons strictly complied With They purely vegetable aud
never fall give ,aon. Sugar Coated Large boIe, con
tanning 80 pills ?5 esh FOR sale by all dtugs,,, Beware Of
touns aud limitations, Tie genuine manufactured only by
JOHN {. WEST CO, Isl lsi W. Madison St, Chicago
fHe trial package cent W mail prepaid sent stamp.
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WARRINGTON July I3.-Since the 1st OF
January the number OF postmasters com
missioned averaged l,l60 per month,
large increase over any previous year,
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EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, July l3.-FortV deaths
from cholera occurred at Damietta yester-
day, seventy three at Mansurah, eleven at
Samanud and three at Shirbin.
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THEY APPROVE,


PARIS, July IL. The directors OF the
suez Canal company have unanimously APP
proved OF the agreement relative to the
second Suez canal arrived at between De
Lesseps and the British government.
THE NEW CANAL.
LONDON, july l3.-In the Commons this
afternoon Childers, Chancellor OF the Ex-
cbequer, In reply TO Sir Stafford Northcote,
said the suez canal agreement would be
submitted to the House. BY motion made
In the committee the sum to be loaned to
the suez Canal company by the govern
ment for building the canal would be
charged on the consolidated fund. North
cote gave notice that when such motion was
made he would ask the sense OF the House
on the agreement. This announcement
was received with cheers. William Fowler,
Liberal, spoke in opposition 10 the canal
scheme.
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FRANCE.

LONDON, July IA telegram from
Vienna, dated one O'Clock this morning.
says that Chambord is unconscious. His
end is approaching.
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RUSSIA,

ST. PETERSBURG, July 10, Several
Jews have been tortured and murdered in
the town OF Ostrog In the government Of
Volhy
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A RlnA Old Arr.

Troy, N. Y, July l3.--Louis Whales,
IN Indian chief, died ct Lake George this
morning, aged LOO years.
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Saved his Child.
y N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore. Md.

u N. Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Nd.
Feb. IL, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommended
ton Of a friend | tried BRowN's
lRoN BIrrgRs as a tonic and re-
storative for my daughter, whom
| was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, | was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, to
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle Of BRowN's
lRos BnrRRs, she began to mend
and now IS quite restored TO former
health, A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonies were re-
CURED" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowS's
lRoS BITrERs, responded that is
good tonic, take it."
ADoRAM PRRLPs.
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rangement Of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

AAAA1A1Az4
- causeu ny De-
'Ansene"' VI ii'e'' "o"eis anu H'uHe'"
aympTous or A pvsPA erp LIVER
IA p,sa,h, ps,n IL ~ Ga sn,o.,ims. IN.
Sh",,,, ~ u'''s, Wv I"yu'4e' o'aue, nNI
generally costiye, sometimes alternating with lax:
the mead Is troubled WIN pam, Is DUH ana hesyy,
WIN consldeTsbe loss Of memory, accompanied
WIN painful sensation OF leaving undone something
Nmen ought 20 nave been done; shght' Dry cough
ahu nushed lace Is sometimes an attendant, Gnen
mistaken LOT consumption; the patent complains
feet cold or burning sometimes prickly sensation
Of the skin exists. spirits are low and Respondent
and, although satisfied that exercise would be bene.
he,ai. yet one can hardly summon up iorutude 70
oIbs - s',cO,,N,s .a h,'
,e Hpoae a't f We s.se~se, W,
ao ".'e Ja oS' Is" - ue' H., ~
baSa hnan nan sl'"" ''s
1t should be used by all persons, old and
you,e ,,h.,oy.r ana, -, a.. ,hoy.
Jou"s' ""'ho'or any Vi INC ""o''
Smp'om' appear
Persons Travelling ar living I'm Tn.
healthy localities 5v tskin1 a.. aHc,sion.
allv IA Eeen the Liver In healthy ariisn viii avoid
ali Malaria. Bilious attacks, Dizziness Nau.
sea. Drowsness. DeprrsSion Of Spirits. ere /,
will inygorate like Rlass Of wine, but is no in
toxIcatinR beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard OF
nises,ion, OF zee ntNyy %ter meals OF Steep
"Ss al "sh'' lAhe uose ana you VIII DC tehe'ep
r, , p.,., MIN. III, =, -.
Ahnc anu ""c'"rh b'hs WIZ pe sa'eu
In m. Uo,s.,
For. whatever the ailment NAV b. a thoroughly
safe purgativc, Alternative and tonic can
and 49, Ie os' ~ Pa ns ', ,i,h iaie1
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ST. LOUIS.
GRAIN.
CHICAGO.


WHEAT-Higher, closing at 81 OF
August ST 03 September; 81 OAK o.
tober; II O5'i November; 99S year.
CORN-lligher; SIX July; 52H@H
August; 6lHC952 September; 5lH Oc-
tober; 46s year.
OATS-Wesker; "a July; 20 August:
27* September; FIX year.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT-Higher; closing at 81 08S
July; u 0oE August; 81 ok September;
81 0Sh October; 81 05< year.
-CORN-Higher; 46 July; AK August;
49, September; Ask October; AK year.
A. May.
oATS-weak; 32x July; s6H August;
25h year.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT-August 81 l3S; September
VI 1914 October 81 1Sk.
CORN-August 6ls September 62x b.;
October 63S.
OATS-Augrst IS; September S6h0
S6h; October 36*.
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Browns IRON BITTERs effectual.
y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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Country Produce.
MI nIfIl


BUTTER-We quote Creamery at 20012l
for choice to fancy, TO % for selections.
Dairy at l5Cal1 for choice to fancy. and
Is for selections; fair TO good l0GDl2: com
mon sale. Country packed Unchanged;
receipts and demand both small; quote
selected 9(6l0, medium Gas, low grade
5G16.
POULTRY Market gutted with spring
chickens, which were slow sale at lower
prices small and scrubby 81 2SCol 30,
medium to fair 81 7jNe2. good 10 choice
$ 1901 so, fancy large ~ 10. OlA CHICK ems
were In fair demand at steady rates, hens
S4(oi %, mixed " SOFAS 70, cocks $50
3 20.
EGGS--Quiet but stady at l2kc csudied.
Old and doubtful lots less, according to
quality.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets rather quiet. Mixed
American corn to arrive sdvancad Cd. Spot
wheat rather duh; No.2 spring ss; No.
3 spring none IN market; western winter
70 lOd. Western corn dull aud easier Nv III.
Demand from United Kingdom and Cont.
nent not much doing In wheat and corn.
Receipts wheat past week f9o. 0O0 ceneais,
Of which lao, 80 were Amsrisas,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ENGLAND.

LoNDoN, July 3,-The newspapers here
say that they believe that the acceptance OF
the agreement entered into by the govern
ment with De Lesseps will not be forced on
Parliament
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For Dyspepsia,

For Dyspepsia,
9 ostive n ess,
Sick Headache,
q hronic Diar-
rh9a, JaunHce.
Impurity Of the
Blood, Fever and
|Ague, Malaria,
and all Diseases
catised nv De-
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1t should be used by all persons, old aAd
young, whenever any of the above
symptoms appear.

Persons Travelling or Living In I'M
healthy Localities, by taking dose occasion.
ally 10 keep the Liver in healthy action viii avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, dizziness, Nau.
sea, Drowsiness Depression Of Spirits, etc. 1t
will inylgorate like glass Of vine, but Is no In
tDxicatinR BEVERAGE
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, March 27.-The following is the
visible supply of grain: Wheat 5000 900 bu
corn, 6,070,000 bu; oats, 1,542.OoO bu; rye,
$4,000 bu; barley, 14,6oo pu; total of all kinds,
l4,6S6,ooO blu against I1O,5o9,o0o blu at the
same time last year,
mand and firm; prices advanced SIC, receded
5sc, rallied slightly. and closed 1ec lower than
the close yesterday. Sales ranged at $1.04140
LOS for March, 81 o4 .o5 a forAprll, ST. 09Ss
01.10la for May, $1.1elea1.l1ls for June.
$l.10leD1107s for July, S1o34 01o4ss year;
winter at S1.0sl9, spring 81 .06@1. 061e. On
call, sales Of S65, 900 bn; regular was Ice higher
10 Ice lower.
Corn was stronger which was due to the desire
of the "sh0rts'' to recover; prices opened at the
closing figures Of yesterday, advanced $40 7sc,
receded lac, and closed .ac higher than yesterday
Sales ranged at 50a4 81 5sc for March, 81 81 sc
for April, 55af 0565ec for May, 56la05714e for
June, 577s05SSsc for July. On call, sales of
100000 Blu; prices were a shade frmer to 1sc
higher
ranged at 80 os040c for April, 1925 04314c for
May, 420427sc for June. On call, sales of 49,
600 hu; prices l4c higher to SEC lower
Pork was active aud advanced 10000 early,
and after declining 5010c closed steady. Sales
ranged at SlSG18 10 for April, $IS.l5D1S. %
019 62lo for July, $1677ls for year. On call,
sales of 5000 brIss prices quotahly unchanged,
except July, which was 2lsc higher.
Lard was stronger and SO 1oc higher, and
closed easier. Sales ranged at IL % 01l.l5c
for March, Hippo 11.20 for April, 1900
11.4Oc for May, 11.35 01l.45c for June, IL 81 q
soc for July. On call, sales of 700 ties;
prices a shade tirmer, to 7l2c higher.
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$500; good to choice cows and heifers. $3.50
05.25; common to fair butchers stuff, SO. 2504;
stockers and feeders, $40525; corn-fed Texans,
sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments. 900; market
firm and demand exceeds supply; common to
medium, $3.5004.50 fair to good. $4.7505 so;
choice to fancy, S5.7506.25.
Hogs-Market slow and unchanged; light,
S7.15 @7.45; packing, S7.3507.60; butchers to
extra, $7.5007.70 Receipts, 2,000 shipments,
100.
NEW YORK. March, 27.-Beeves-Receipts
$50; mainly for city trade from slaughterers di-
rect market nominally steady; l carload of
extra Kansas steers sold at SS.l5 " cwt., live
weight, highest price OF the season; dressed beef
dul sales at $9.50010.50 for city; S. $50 for
Western. Shipments, 80 live cattle, 300 live
sheep.
sheep-Receipts 1900; active and firm at
So 35O712l9 " cwt for sheep; $70S.50 for
yearlings; exporters, paid 81: e7ls for carloads
Pennsylvania weathers of 149 pounds, and
carloads of poor Colorado sheep $3.50; dressed
mutton slow at $8010.
Hogs-Reoeipts, $780, live hogs steady at
$7700S. 12ls p cwt
BUFFALO, March observation-disclosures to-
day. 119. The market was dull and lower; good
TO choice steers, $5.9006.45; good shippers,
$685. $3.50; fat bulls, fair to good. 81 25o5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day, 1000
The market was easier and supply light; good to
choice Michgans and Ohios, $62507; fat Ne
braska sheep, So 40 1880; Western lambs, Sc
at.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 1900, Tie market
was dull and dropping; good to choice Workers,
butchers and mediums, 7.7507.9O; pigs, $40
07.35.
KANSAS CITY, March 27-The Live Stock
Indicator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 900; ship
ments, none. The market was steady. Native
steers from 1900 to 1000 TBS average sold at
S606.70; stOckers and feeders, 81 250 $40;
COWS. S3.5G0450.
Hogs-Receipts, 1,400 shipments, none. The
market was unchanged light hogs, Sc 9006.95;
medium, S6.9507.10; good to choice heavy,
$7.1507.30.
sheep-Receipts, $50; shipments. none. The
market was steady. Good to choice sheep,
$4.75 05.25.
WATERFOWL, Mass, March 27.-Cattle-
Trade moderate as compared with last week,
and prices 25050c lower, for dressed weights;
lesser figures ruled finest stock; extra, 49, 50
9.75; first quality, $S.0S75; second quality,
$5.5007.50 third quality, $4.5005.
Hogs-Receipts, $780, Western fat, alive,
S7.500s.50; Northern dressed hogs, $500
CTS.
Sheep and Lamos-Sales of sheep in lots at
$2.7506; extra, $5.7007, Lambs, S6.500S.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, March 27.-Cattle--Re-
celpts, AIS; market slow at unchanged prices.
Hogs-Receipts l,61O: market firm; Phila-
delphias, $80S. 20; Workers, $7.5007.90
Sheep--Receipts, 5000; market active FOR good
sheep at yesterdays prices; dull on common.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Hogs steady and
firm; common and light, $6.2507.50; packing
and butchers, $7.10@7.90. Receipts, 1,l0O;
shipments, 26S.
MILwAUKEE, March 27.-Hogs firm; $3.50 o
TAO.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
JNnTANa To Maroh

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS, March Of.
Unfavorabe weather and the lateness of
spring continues to delay activity in many lines
of the wholesale trade, but the general pros
poets Of legitimate business are bright The
business faflures reported by the mercantile
agencies were less in number last, than the pre-
vious week, but still shows a seriously
large aggregate. though there are
comparatively few of important size. The usual
reports of injury TO crops commencing to
show Themselves, though by no means numer-
ously as usual at this time OF year. Foreign adj
vices as to breadstnffs have been less favorable
for American produce, and caused decline
In values in the leading home markets. The
prospects OF our own wheat crop are not SO
bright as they were. Continued drought in Cal
1fornia threatens TO restrict the crop there to
half its usual eize, while from other districts
come reports of great damage by the Hessian
fy. This Will tend To hold values from any seri-
decline. There has been further slight
drop in prices Of hog products hut stocks are not
increasing, and held firmly in the belief that
present values VIII be maintained.
The iron husiness Of the country IL not az ae-
i've as II shout Nc at this Season, but 10 still far
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.



q, eS Pssobas 10 In
S.;I9 .4o eacnes ~ ~ o-pooho Sz.l og
sd; IpS gu eo sec9 9n ~ ZPorng
0I5O; Polk's 2-pound cans, Sl.IO0l 20; Var.
mouth ST 40 l 30; Revere. 81 4o@ LOO; MeMur-
ray. Sl.4o01. Biaeknerrles; 2-ponnd, 9oe0
Loo; raspber1es, 2-pound, Sl,7o0l.So; pine
apple, Standard z-pouha, %A.eo95' second 40.
e. 90 g. 20 GoVe t1Ii @eigns
SlU1;V2, Hght; u % a. aoc' z-pounu-InIi' Si.I20
I.S $50 iignt, ~ strlng neans, $l.1O@
~, i1i tn m o. 70 p 1h. ,.s ~ y" z i'e,
1'eo; oiueDerfies. @I'oo@I Loo.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal, 1878 p ton; Pittsburg coal,
S1ocS coal "a ~ ~ Ion. block nut "a 81 - TON.
BIossburg coal, Sc p ton; crushed coke, Ise y
bush; lump coke, lie yy bush; Connesviile coke,
l7c u bush
DRUGS
Alcohol. 60 2o07 40 asafettda. o50aoc. alpm
405c; camphor, 3o@S5c; cochineal. 66@65c;;
craoro Iarrar oO nnre aS%Ioc. indigo q nj %,
Ecorice Caiab eennine S5@4cc. niaones5a Carl
o.oz 30035c mornhine p & vi ~ ounce 81 *,
,,dd SU y, ga,,on So
/ 25: oil bergamor' - ID. S27503 opium. 81 60
ms: ouipine. P, & W., - ounce ST 761I rs: bal
son, conaiha 7o5075c. soan casfiIe FIR I26l Sc
sada bicarn 4laa16c. saits. ensom. 495c. snI
1 mSnr, Anna is7sc. salfaefer' 5000 turpsntine
koaeoc. aIi,eer,ne 3asa4 an. ;o6da ,,otass 81 AZ
L. 81 S, 10 49, a. py
"s Or sIsnseed oil ~ 5Sc ~ esio IoiIad
go Col n;I ieaa,I t"st M ee.
Sn, So hast strits To- $500 LIS
CO. I os,E v', 1ess 99c
&c: Iord oils a5@aon do eStra a5noa1>
w WIru Iran Pnrs Giao. Io,ver 1raisS 81
WHILE -1''AD "'q' :, ~ Oh e'"Ne'' @~0'
DRY GOODS.
PRINrs-Albico,s solid oolors h1oc American
fancy &c, uen,s fancy 6c AlIenfs dark Sc
Allens otnk 6ioc Arnoid's 6iae. Berlin solid col.
- sioe Coeheeo 6loc ConesropS &C. DnnnelI,s
e. TJdystnna clac C,Ioncesfer Sioc Uarre1
e9o' tIaryy5oDv Aac Han.IIton &c f$reen1e
e. II K,icrarhocker &c Mallory mink 6loe Rieh-
oe, "a 80 ~ W. ' F ~
RRowS Observation-Disclosures A Sc, Boott C
6loc. Aeawam = Sc. Bedford 5lac, Augusta
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-28
oils.

PITTSBURG, March 27.-The petroleum mar
ket was fairly active united certificates closed
at Csc; refined. Sl40S3ec, Philadelphia delivery.
At the afternoon session the market was more
active and trading brisk; the opening sales were
made at 944c. and then decline followed to
9334e; advanced and closed firmer at csc, Sales
were made of $3.50, 900 brls.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 27.-Petroleum was
steady and stubborn; opened at "a &c; highest,
95l2e; lowest. 937 se: closed at 95c. Sales were
made of 4.256,o00 bills. Total shipments, 61,
713 brls. Charters, 81. l43 brls.
OIL CITY, Pa, March 27.-The petroleum
market fiuctuated to-day between 933sc and
957sc, and closed at 95c. Transactions, 3,50c,.
600 brls. Total shipments, 81, 713 brls. Char
tiers, 81, 143 brls.
TITUSVILLE, Pa, March 27.-Oil opened at
CSC. Shipments. e1,7i2 brIs. Charters. n, 143
brIs. Runs S3,l39 brls
ANTWERP, March 27.--Petroleum, 1914f.